Experts on content from 6 countries in the region of East Asia to be invited for training in Korea
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Provide consistent support for the boom of Korean Wave through establishment of global network on content
30 guests invited from 6 countries to participate in the training for 5 days and visit the content fair and BCWW
Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA, President & CEO: Lee Jae-woong) invites experts on content from 6 countries in the East Asian region. They will participate in training held in Korea from Sept. 7 to 12.
As part of 'Global Network Establishment Project', the training is designed to promote excellence and potential of the Korean content industry and establish network between nations for the goal of nurturing content industry. The target is policy makers in the area of culture of the East Asian region and leaders of content enterprises.
The training is conducted with participation of 30 from 6 countries in the East Asian region including Camile Ottman, vice director of MDeC (The Multimedia Development Corporation of Malaysia) and guests from Twain and Singapore. It features various programs such as biz matching and field trips.
Above all, by taking part in 'The 2nd International Creative Content Fair' held in COEX on Sept. 8th and its concurrent event BCWW(Broadcasting Worldwide) and visiting Korea's leading content firms such as SK Media Center and Character Korea, they will get a better understanding of the Korean cultural content industry. Through biz networking where more than 20 Korean enterprises participate, they are scheduled to meet representatives from relevant Korean firms.
The Source : KOCCA
30 guests invited from 6 countries to participate in the training for 5 days and visit the content fair and BCWW
Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA, President & CEO: Lee Jae-woong) invites experts on content from 6 countries in the East Asian region. They will participate in training held in Korea from Sept. 7 to 12.
As part of 'Global Network Establishment Project', the training is designed to promote excellence and potential of the Korean content industry and establish network between nations for the goal of nurturing content industry. The target is policy makers in the area of culture of the East Asian region and leaders of content enterprises.
The training is conducted with participation of 30 from 6 countries in the East Asian region including Camile Ottman, vice director of MDeC (The Multimedia Development Corporation of Malaysia) and guests from Twain and Singapore. It features various programs such as biz matching and field trips.
Above all, by taking part in 'The 2nd International Creative Content Fair' held in COEX on Sept. 8th and its concurrent event BCWW(Broadcasting Worldwide) and visiting Korea's leading content firms such as SK Media Center and Character Korea, they will get a better understanding of the Korean cultural content industry. Through biz networking where more than 20 Korean enterprises participate, they are scheduled to meet representatives from relevant Korean firms.
The Source : KOCCA
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