Two candidates vying to be president vigorously plunge a toilet, kick a football, then pop open a soda -- it can only be South Korean election night, where whacky graphics strive to make vote-counting ...

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CGI animated graphics depict (L-R) Lee Jae-myung, the presidential candidate for South Korea's Democratic Party and Kim Moon-soo, the ruling People Power Party nominee, as they hold fire extinguishers ...

TV networks learned they could get more views by leaning into K-pop and K-drama tradition. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Thanks to a dozens-strong specialist team at SBS, the dry work of tallying millions of ballots on the evening of June 3, after South Koreans vote for their next leader, will be transformed into an ...

"We need to do five months worth of work in a matter of weeks," Son told AFP, adding that convincing the super-busy candidates to spare them a few minutes to film their faces for the graphics was ...