thekoreanbibliophile

  Do not jump to any conclusions right away! This is something that I observed in few of the korean dramas which were premiered on Netflix. Obviously Netflix is a great platform to screen content exclusively, giving the home theater feeling. However my point over here is how the dynamics of korean drama shifted after the introduction of Netflix.  For starters let's see the good side. Due to Netflix, the korean content is delivered widely and viewed with ease (dramas are released with sync to the on-air scheduled in Korea). One doesn't need to wait long for the content to be subtitled and yes without ads!  Many of my friends who wanted to watch the k-content always were short for sites or apps. I wouldn't ask them to have 2-3 sites and apps in order to watch it right? So yes, Netflix made it uniform. However it just doesn't telecast them but I guess it has some rights and production part in it too.  Some coming to the part of discussion - Korean dramas earlier didn't