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KOCCA appoints Kim Do-il as vice president to strengthen field communication and collaboration

Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) has appointed Kim Do-il (김도일), former CEO of the Arts Management Support Center, as its new vice president. KOCCA said Kim will begin his official term on Sept. 21. His two-year term runs through Sept. 20, 2028. KOCCA said Kim will take part in work to connect culture and industry and link creation with the market, based on communication with the content industry field.

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KOCCA sets four new strategies and 10 tasks to shift from K-content to K-culture

The Korea Creative Content Agency said it will revamp its support system for the K-content industry, focusing on expanding content intellectual property, boosting overseas expansion and strengthening support for financing, talent and AI. It announced four new strategies and 10 key tasks, including a K-culture export package and a reorganisation of overseas business centres. It also plans to expand loans and work-experience programmes and step up cultural technology R&D.

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K-content industry targets 220 trillion won sales by 2030, calls for tax, finance, legal overhaul

Eleven associations representing South Korea\'s content industries set a joint target of 220 trillion won in sales and $27 billion in exports by 2030 and called for a major overhaul of tax, financial and legal systems. The K-Content Industry Council launched in Seoul and proposed policy tasks including wider tax credits for production costs, expanded policy finance and measures for AI transparency, compensation and access. It also plans to publish annual progress reports.