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BLACKPINK's Jisoo stars in Netflix's romantic comedy exploring virtual dating culture and the evolution of love in the digital age
US Justice Department launches broad probe into Netflix's business practices in merger investigations, signaling regulatory scrutiny extends beyond traditional Big Tech targets.
BLACKPINK's Lisa lands starring role in Netflix romantic comedy, marking a significant crossover from K-pop to Hollywood mainstream cinema. What does this mean for the industry?
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A Senate hearing meant to focus on Warner Bros merger turned into a culture war attack on Netflix, while YouTube's massive influence on children went completely unmentioned.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos tells Senate hearing that Warner Bros acquisition will lower prices and increase content, but monopoly concerns persist.
aespa's Karina, Hyeri, and the cast of Netflix's 'Agents of Mystery' season 2 tease stronger teamwork and more complex mysteries in the upcoming season of the hit Korean variety show.
Netflix's 'The Art of Sarah' explores class ambition through Shin Hae Sun's character who fakes luxury status. What does this say about modern society's relationship with authenticity?
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Star's potential melodrama with Netflix and acclaimed director Mo Wan-il hints at platform's evolving strategy for mature K-drama content targeting global audiences.
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos faced unexpected scrutiny over 'woke' programming during a Senate hearing about the company's Warner Bros acquisition plans. What this reveals about streaming's political dimension.
Netflix CEO tells Senate that acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery would lower prices, not raise them. But can the streaming giant convince skeptical regulators?
BTS announces March 21 comeback live at Gwanghwamun Square, exclusively streaming on Netflix worldwide. A new chapter for K-pop distribution or risky paywall experiment?
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Netflix's 'Can This Love Be Translated?' maintains its No. 1 position for the second consecutive week, signaling a new phase in K-drama's global expansion strategy.
