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Korean Webtoons: Explaining Growth

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Webtoon scanlation groups : foreign readership and participatory fandom of South Korean webtoons

2022
Webtoons, a portmanteau of web and cartoon, are a digital media form originating from South Korea that has recently garnered international attention and popularity. As a media form that is created, published, and consumed all digitally, webtoons have become a unique South Korean cultural product.
Myung, Jenny Yuhun, 0000-0002-1090-1019
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Content-based webtoon fingerprint method

2016 Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association Annual Summit and Conference (APSIPA), 2016
This paper proposes a fingerprint method for webtoon identification using frequency features. The proposed fingerprint method uses features of a webtoon extracted from frequency components of each row of the webtoon image. Applying the proposed fingerprint method, the perfect accuracy is achieved for webtoon identification with randomly selected ...
Doyoung Kim   +3 more
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Webtoons

Webtoons are a major Korean contribution to comics art, the first such productions hailing from South Korea. Called “essay cartoons,” they originated with amateur artists and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon, favored for their endless vertical scrolling, reception via cell phones, adaptability to other entertainment forms, and acceptance of a ...
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Le webtoon de romance

La romance est l’un des genres les plus présents, les plus lus et les plus mis en avant par les plates-formes webtoon. En témoigne notamment les nombreuses publicités qui promeuvent le webtoon, mettant laccent sur les relations amoureuses – voire sexuelles – des personnages, mais aussi la présence ...
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A Study on Convergence Strategies Using Webtoon IP : Focusing on “Webtoon Singer”

The Korean Journal of animation, 2023
Joo–Yong Um, Ki–Soo Park
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