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The Study of Genre Differentiation in Korea Film Market (국내 극장용 영화 시장에서의 장르 차별화에 관한 연구)

  • Joung, Won-Jo;Cho, Eun-Ki
    • Korean journal of communication and information
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    • v.51
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    • pp.47-64
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    • 2010
  • Korea film market is heterogeneously divided market that comes from competition between Korean movies and foreign imported movies. This research empirically analyzes genre differentiation in Korean film market with three dimensions (film audience preference, production and import, box office hit). The results indicate that, first, audiences who preferring Korean movie preferred 'cultural factor oriented genres', but audiences who preferring foreign movie preferred 'high budget oriented genres'. Second, imported foreign movie genre distribution was little bit different with box office hit genre of foreign movies. Foreign movie was imported not only hit genre (action genre) but also low cost genre (comedy and Drama/melodrama genre), but most of all Korean film was produced in box office hit genres (comedy and Drama/melodrama genre), third, Korean movies hit a box office in comedy and Drama/melodrama genre, but foreign movies hit a box office in action and SF/Fantasy genre. Those results show that Korea movies' genres are concentrated very much in cultural factor oriented genre. Those results can give implication of diversity policy and movie production strategy of Korea film market.

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A Case Study of Lead-free Thick Film Conductors with Lead-containing and Lead-free Solders

  • Yu Yeon Su;Bokalo Peter;Shahbazi Samson;Matier Colleen
    • Proceedings of the International Microelectronics And Packaging Society Conference
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    • 2003.04a
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    • pp.1-19
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    • 2003
  • The electronic market thrust for many hybrid circuit manufacturers is changing because commercial market segments such as telecommunications, automotive and consumer electronics have increased the demand world wide for environmentally friendly thick film products. This, in turn, places a stronger emphasis on the material suppliers within the circuit fabrication industry to provide toxin free products with equal or higher performance than traditional technology. A new group of silver based thick film conductors, which are totally free of such toxins as cadmium, nickel and Bead have been developed to meet new environmental requirements. Traditional thick film products and newly developed toxin free compositions will be compared and data will be presented. To evaluate their performance, both groups of conductors were tested for solder acceptance, leach resistance and aged adhesion with standard lead-containing solder and higher temperature lead-free solder.

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Revitalization and Present Status of China's Film Industry (중국 영화산업의 현황과 활성화방안)

  • Jin, YanJun;Bae, Ki-Hyung
    • The Journal of the Korea Contents Association
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    • v.13 no.5
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    • pp.420-435
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    • 2013
  • Film industry is a high value-added industries, and boosts the self-esteem of the people, as a measure of a country's culture, the country's strategic industries. However, China's film industry, making elevated by an exclusive screening sector consists unprofessional experiencing difficulties, such as investment, high taxes, and entrance fees, disparities between urban and rural development, piracy. To solve these problems, this study used the literature research methods, including books, papers related to domestic research. The results shows that china's film industry need to reform the production, distribution, screenings and build a plan such as the reasonable admission fee, movie-related professional manpower, additional market activation, and the balanced development of the theatre chain, the expansion of the global market space.

A Study on the Current Status and Improvement Plan of Chinese IP Movies (中国IP电影的现状及改善方案研究)

  • Wang, Luoxue;Kim, Sunyoung
    • 지역과문화
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    • v.7 no.4
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    • pp.69-81
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    • 2020
  • As internet companies advance into the film industry, China's IP movies have grown rapidly and brought huge business benefits to the movie market. This paper tried to diagnose the phenomenon of the Chinese IP film craze and derive its meaning and implications. To this end, we selected representative cases to examine the problems and the corresponding improvement measures. Among the three genres of novels, cartoons, and music that are currently drawing the most attention in IP film adaptation, the examples were "Wu Kong", "Take My Brother Away", "My Old Classmate". The research results show that there are problems such as the unification of Chinese IP films, the lack of screenplay ability, and the copyright. Some improvement measures such as establishing IP copyright trading platform, strengthening IP creation, and promoting the value chain of IP industry are put to solve these problems. We hope that China's IP film market create a value chain on the basis of this paper.

Machine Learning Approach for Prediction of VOD Usage (머신러닝을 활용한 VOD 이용건수 예측)

  • Jeon, Jong Seok;Jang, Ha Eun;Oh, Joo Hee
    • The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology
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    • v.8 no.5
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    • pp.507-513
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    • 2022
  • This study developed a model for predicting the number of VOD uses of IPTV, an online market in the film industry. A machine learning-based prediction model was established using the VOD usage data collected by the Korean Film Council from 2017 to 2021. Through literature research and cluster analysis, the difference between the offline market and the online market is revealed, and a new category of VOD usage is proposed. The purpose is to help IPTV companies establish marketing strategies as well as support decision-making by developing a machine learning-based VOD usage prediction model.

Cost Distribution Strategies in the Film Industry: the Simplex Method (영화의 유통전략에 대한 연구: 심플렉스 해법을 중심으로)

  • Hwang, Hee-Joong
    • Journal of Distribution Science
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    • v.14 no.10
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    • pp.147-152
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    • 2016
  • Purpose - High quality films are affected by both the production stage and various variables such as the size of the movie investment and marketing that changes consumers' perceptions. Consumer preferences should be recognized first to ensure that the movie is successful. If a film is produced without pre-investigation and analysis of consumer demand and taste, the probability of success will be low. This study investigates the balance of production costs, marketing costs, and profits using game theory, suggesting an optimization strategy using the simplex method of linear programming. Research design, data, and methodology - Before the release of the movie, initial demand is assumed to be driven largely by marketing costs. In the next phase, demand is assumed to be driven purely by a movie's production cost and quality, which might also further determine consumer demand. Thus, it is essential to determine how to distribute pure production costs and other costs (marketing) in a limited movie production budget. Moreover, it should be taken into account how to optimally distribute under the assumption that the audience and production company's input resources are limited. This research simplifies the assumptions for large-scale and relatively small-scale movie investments and examines how movie distribution participant profits differ when each cost is invested differently. Results - When first movers or market leaders have to choose both quality and marketing, it has been proven that pursuing a strategy choosing only one is more likely than choosing both. In this situation, market leaders should maximize marketing costs under the premise that market leaders will not lag their quality behind the quality of second movers. Additionally, focusing on movie marketing that produces a quick effect while ceding creative activity to increase movie quality is a natural outcome in the movie distribution environment since a cooperative strategy between market competitors is not feasible. Conclusions - Government film development policy should ignore quality competition between movie production companies and focus on preventing marketing competition. If movie production companies focus on movie production quality improvement then a creative competition would ensue.

Comparing Machine Learning Classifiers for Movie WOM Opinion Mining

  • Kim, Yoosin;Kwon, Do Young;Jeong, Seung Ryul
    • KSII Transactions on Internet and Information Systems (TIIS)
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    • v.9 no.8
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    • pp.3169-3181
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    • 2015
  • Nowadays, online word-of-mouth has become a powerful influencer to marketing and sales in business. Opinion mining and sentiment analysis is frequently adopted at market research and business analytics field for analyzing word-of-mouth content. However, there still remain several challengeable areas for 1) sentiment analysis aiming for Korean word-of-mouth content in film market, 2) availability of machine learning models only using linguistic features, 3) effect of the size of the feature set. This study took a sample of 10,000 movie reviews which had posted extremely negative/positive rating in a movie portal site, and conducted sentiment analysis with four machine learning algorithms: naïve Bayesian, decision tree, neural network, and support vector machines. We found neural network and support vector machine produced better accuracy than naïve Bayesian and decision tree on every size of the feature set. Besides, the performance of them was boosting with increasing of the feature set size.