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What a viral Jennie clip reveals about South Korea’s deepfake struggles (opens the original)
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Severe legal threats fail to deter a wave of teenage offenders who see digital victims as nothing more than pixels For a few seconds during Blackpink member Jennie’s headline set at Tokyo’s Summer Sonic festival last month, it looked like something had come undone. Fans were quick to cry deepfake, dissecting the footage frame by frame for signs of possible AI manipulation and calling for it to be taken down. It added that it was working with lawyers to pursue civil and criminal action, vowing “n
Art and Seoul: Korean collectors on their passion and artists to watch (opens the original)
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As Seoul Art Week kicks off, we talk to a variety of collectors on their journey and suggestions on who and what to see over the coming days A previous version of this story said Teo Yang was an architect. South Korea is the epicentre of the Asian art calendar this week, with Frieze Seoul and the Korea International Art Fair converging alongside the opening of the Busan and Gwangju biennales. Yet behind the art-week frenzy – with some 300 galleries courting buyers at the two art fairs – question
Does K-pop need the Grammys? BTS’ boycott reignites debate (opens the original)
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BTS’ decision has forced Asian pop artists to weigh Grammy recognition against the risk of being boxed in In a social media message announcing their decision last month, the seven-member supergroup wrote: “We hope music can be heard and loved for what it is, rather than being divided by region or language.” BTS have received six Grammy nominations to date – thrice in the best pop duo/group performance category and one each in the album of the year, best music video and best recording package cat
Heart and Seoul: South Korean nightlife scene reinvents to lure young customers (opens the original)
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Nightlife operators are transforming their entertainment offerings to focus more on music genres and healthier options to draw customers On a midsummer Thursday night, the entertainment district of Hongdae in Seoul is slowly coming alive. Short for Hongik University, Hongdae neighbours several university campuses and typically attracts thousands of young people to its flashy streets. Just a few blocks away from the main clubbing area, the atmosphere is quieter with hardly any patrons at a row of
How South Korean hypermarket chain’s fall reflects ‘time-poor’ consumer demands (opens the original)
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The Homeplus crisis comes even as other South Korean retail businesses continue to thrive amid a surge in online sales But that ritual over almost three decades ended this week when the company closed all its remaining 67 operating outlets nationwide after suspending 37 others earlier as part of its restructuring. A 200 billion won (US$135 million) emergency loan approved on Thursday has given Homeplus a temporary lifeline, allowing the company to challenge a court decision that had pushed it cl
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