DramaFever, the streaming-video service specializing in Korean dramas and other Asian programming, is shutting down immediately. Founded in 2009, New York-based DramaFever was acquired by Warner Bros.
The abrupt termination of the DramaFever service this week by Warner Bros. left U.S. aficionados of Korean dramas distraught and angry — and looking for alternative streaming services to meet their ...
Samiyah Defreitas was a college student in the middle of finals, but that didn’t deter her from traveling two hours in December to attend a pop-up event for DramaFever, one of her favorite sites to ...
Global TV streaming service Rakuten Viki has struck new licensing deals with CJ ENM and JTBC, two major South Korean entertainment companies. Under the deals, Viki will add dozens of Korean and ...
Why are more and more Americans falling under the sudsy spell of South Korean dramas? One theory: These shows tend to come in self-contained 16-to-20-episode seasons, making them easily digestible.
DramaFever, one of the biggest online providers of international TV, has partnered with Hwa & Dam Pictures to produce “Heirs,” its first in-house production, the company will announce on Monday. More ...
Suk Park and Hyun Park have been named co-heads of Korean TV production and acquisitions. By Lee Hyo-won Warner Bros. unveiled Monday that the co-founders of DramaFever,the top Korean TV drama and ...
Warner Bros. is shutting down its DramaFever streaming service, which specializes in Korean dramas and other international fare. By Natalie Jarvey Dramafever_HP_Screengrab - H 2016 DramaFever has lost ...
DramaFever, the streaming-video service specializing in Korean dramas and other Asian programming, is shutting down immediately. Founded in 2009, New York-based DramaFever was acquired by Warner Bros.
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