This paper delves into the content-based industry of the Republic of Korea with a view to better understanding the factors influencing its success and, in particular, the role of the Government of the Republic of Korea’s policy to support the content-based industry as a new engine of growth for the economy.
K-content goes global: How government support and copyright policy fuelled the republic of Korea's creative economy
UNCTAD - United Nations Conference on Trade & Development, 21 March 2024, Korea, Rep
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