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1. www.viki.comWatch Korean Dramas, Chinese Dramas and Movies Online ...

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   Watch Asian TV shows and movies online for FREE! Korean dramas, Chinese dramas, Taiwanese dramas, Japanese dramas, Kpop & Kdrama news and events by Soompi, and original productions -- subtitled in English and other languages.

2. gohitv.comHiTV - Watch latest Korean dramas for free - Watch Korean ...

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   Watch online free latest Korean dramas with HD English subtitles. Watch fastest updated Korean dramas on the whole network. Multiple devices are supported.

3. www.ondemandkorea.com › enWatch Korean Dramas, Movies Online I OnDemandKorea

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   Watch a variety of content legally, safely and for free on OnDemandKorea, the largest Korean broadcaster in North America I OnDemandKorea.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DramaFeverDramaFever - Wikipedia

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   DramaFever was a video streaming website owned by Warner Bros. that offered on-demand streaming video of documentaries, movies, and TV shows with subtitles. DramaFever's content offering was both ad-supported for regular users and available in high definition for premium subscribers.

5. www.yahoo.com › entertainment › dramafever-demiseWith DramaFever’s Demise, Other Services Step Up to ... - Yahoo

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   Oct 18, 2018 · Warner Bros. closed DramaFever, a popular streaming service for Korean dramas, citing business reasons and market changes. Fans can turn to Viki, Kocowa, Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video for alternative sources of K-drama content.

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6. www.koreaboo.com › news › kdrama-streaming-dramaK-Drama Streaming Service DramaFever Has Been Shut Down

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   Oct 16, 2018 · DramaFever, owned by Warner Bros., closed its OTT service in October 2018 due to business reasons and the changing marketplace for K-drama content. The website offered free and paid streaming of Korean, Chinese and Japanese dramas and movies with subtitles.

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   What happened to DramaFever?

   • DramaFever was shut down by Warner Bros. on October 16, 2018, with no advance notice to its subscribers. All that remained on its website was the following message on its main page: Thank you for nine great years

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   Is DramaFever free?

   • DramaFever, which was established in 2009 and acquired by Warner Bros. in 2016 from Japan’s SoftBank Group, offered free streaming services as well as a $4.99/month ad-free option on over 13,000 episodes from 60 content partners across 12 countries and had an estimated 20 million viewers.

   K-Drama Streaming Service DramaFever Has Been Shut Down

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   Is DramaFever ad-supported?

   • DramaFever's content offering was both ad-supported for regular users and available in high definition for premium subscribers. DramaFever was available on a variety of devices including iPad, iPhone, Android, and Roku.

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   Will DramaFever kill off?

   • Kunhee Park, CEO of KCP, said he expected DramaFever to make some kind of change in its business given its aggressive spending on programming rights. But he said he expected Warner Bros. to try to sell DramaFever rather than kill it off. “They spent a lot money in the market, in the Korean production ecosystem, to acquire content,” Park said.

   With DramaFever’s Demise, Other Services Step Up to Cater to ... - Yahoo

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8. variety.com › 2018 › digitalWith DramaFever Gone, Viki and Kocowa Move to Nab K-Drama ...

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   Oct 18, 2018 · DramaFever, a popular streaming service for Korean dramas, closed down in 2018 after Warner Bros. decided to stop funding it. Viki and Kocowa, two other services that offer K-dramas and other Asian shows, stepped up to fill the void and attract fans in the U.S.