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A Study on Convergence Strategies Using Webtoon IP : Focusing on “Webtoon Singer”
The Korean Journal of animation, 2023Joo–Yong Um, Ki–Soo Park
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Factors Affecting Webtoon’s Success : Focusing on the Distinctive Characteristics of Webtoon
Information Society & Media, 2019Munho Park, Sang Woo Lee
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Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 2022
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Cross-Cultural Research on Webtoon Promotional Videos: With Naver Webtoon
Cartoon and Animation Studies, 2020openaire +1 more source
ACM SIGGRAPH 96 Visual Proceedings: The art and interdisciplinary programs of SIGGRAPH '96 on - SIGGRAPH '96, 1996
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The Scalability of the Game and Webtoon: Focusing on Webtoon Using by Game IP in the Transmedia Era
Cartoon and Animation Studies, 2021Weon-Sang Ko, Jung-Young Kim
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Problems in the Original Webtoon Gameization –“God of High School” and “Denma with Naver Webtoon”–
Cartoon and Animation Studies, 2022Myoung-Hwan Kim, Ki-Heon Yoon
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Korea Institute of Design Research Society
Webtoons are recognized as Korea’s unique digital comics genre, like Japan’s ‘manga’ or ‘anime’. Webtoons were born in the process of implementing print-based comics into a digital environment, so the visual elements and expression methods such as people (characters), objects, backgrounds, and sound effects displayed on the webtoon screen are similar ...
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Webtoons are recognized as Korea’s unique digital comics genre, like Japan’s ‘manga’ or ‘anime’. Webtoons were born in the process of implementing print-based comics into a digital environment, so the visual elements and expression methods such as people (characters), objects, backgrounds, and sound effects displayed on the webtoon screen are similar ...
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