KT Skylife Launches '99 Monthly Subscription'... Watch Woo Young-woo Channel (ENA), Movies, and Dramas
[Asia Economy Reporter Oh Su-yeon] KT Skylife introduced the '99 Monthly Subscription' service on the 16th, combining ENA channel content currently airing the drama 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo' with dramas and movies.
The '99 Monthly Subscription' is a service that bundles the 'ENA Monthly Subscription (5,500 KRW per month)', Home Choice (Cable TV VOD) 'Movie N Series' monthly subscription (9,900 KRW per month), and Skylife original content, priced at 9,900 KRW. It allows unlimited viewing of a total of over 20,000 pieces of content for the price of one movie.
The '99 Monthly Subscription' includes ENA content, Home Choice's latest and classic movies, American, Japanese, and Chinese dramas, as well as Skylife original content. Approximately 600 new titles are updated every month. Major scheduled titles include ▲ 'Extraordinary Attorney Woo,' which recorded a peak viewership rating of 15.8% ▲ 'New Recruit,' a military real drama based on Jang Ppijju's original work with 250 million views, popular ENA content ▲ 'Erotic Couple' ▲ 'Steel Troops' ▲ 'No Goo Pil-soo' and popular movies such as ▲ the Spider-Man series ▲ 'Mogadishu' ▲ 'Hostage.'
Along with the '99 Monthly Subscription,' Skylife is also launching the Home Choice 'Movie N Series' monthly subscription and conducting a new launch event. To allow customers to experience the rich content and cost-effectiveness of both monthly subscriptions, all customers will receive the first month free, and the first 100 subscribers for each will be given two tickets to the movie
The '99 Monthly Subscription' can be subscribed to by selecting '99 Monthly Subscription' from the home menu via the remote control or through customer service. Separate subscriptions for 'ENA Monthly Subscription' and 'Movie N Series' monthly subscription are also available.
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Kim Cheol-soo, CEO of KT Skylife, stated, “We prepared the '99 Monthly Subscription' considering both price and quality to enhance customer satisfaction. Skylife is introducing new services such as partnerships with Netflix and Rotten Tomatoes to expand customers' content choices, and plans to launch KT Group's movie monthly subscription 'Prime Movie Pack' in the future.”
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