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SK Telecom Co. will host live broadcasting of a series of performances during the ‘K-pop Festival Week’ on its virtual meeting platform ifland.
The festival, which runs until Friday, comprises performances by popular K-pop artists from television audition programs.
The festival will host dance flashmobs with avatars of popular artists, quiz events, and photo sessions.
SK Telecom Co. will also collaborate with multi-channel network Dia TV to host a one-person content creator festival on ifland in collaboration from Dec. 29 to 31.
