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  1. Mar 14, 2021 · Product placement in TV shows is a reality the world over. But South Korea’s terrestrial stations are prevented from inserting commercial breaks during programming, meaning many Korean companies ...

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  2. Mar 14, 2021 · Seth Berkman. New York Times. March 14, 2021. In an episode of the Korean television show “The K2,” which takes place in a world of fugitives and bodyguards, a man is being treated with a defibrillator when he enters into a dream state. On the fringe of death, he recalls taking a past love to a Subway restaurant and to a park for a picnic ...

  3. Mar 31, 2021 · Product placement in TV shows is a reality the world over. But South Korea’s terrestrial stations are prevented from inserting commercial breaks during programming, meaning many Korean companies ...

  4. The channel keeps 100 percent of the advertisement income when the show is initially aired in South Korea. The money from such ads can amount to US$300,000-400,000. Shows sold to overseas channels and stations are sold on a per episode basis that varies greatly depending on the popularity of the drama and the size and wealth of the market is sold to.

  5. Apr 23, 2021 · By Felix Behr April 23, 2021 3:19 pm EST. The appearance of sandwich chain Subway in Korean television dramas has evolved from the occasional product placement to practically an integral part of the genre. "People joke, 'If I had a drink every time Subway popped up, I'd be drunk before the first half is over,'" Jae-Ha Kim, a Chicago-based ...

  6. Dec 1, 2021 · But even in “Dr. Brain” —which was the first original K-drama produced by Apple TV+ — there was product placement: Apple computers, of course. PPLs are so commonplace that the concept was even included in the plot of “Because This is My First Life.”. Hoping to become a K-drama writer one day, the female lead character has to endure ...

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  8. A content analysis was conducted using 4,792 live comments posted on a major social TV platform during the commercial breaks in five episodes of a popular South Korean TV drama. Results indicate that (a) the majority of the live comments pertained to the drama episodes (79.7%) rather than commercials (8.9%) and (b) comments related to commercials were more likely to be negative (50.1%) than ...

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