Busan City Launches Startup-Focused YouTube Channel 'BstarTV'

Startup Content Including Success Know-How on the 25th and Introduction of Promising Busan Startups
Subscription and Acrostic Comment Event to Celebrate Channel Opening Until September 24

BstarTV, a startup-focused YouTube channel operated by Busan City.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] The specialized YouTube channel for startup content, ‘BstarTV,’ which introduces success know-how and promising startups in the Busan area, is launching.

On the 24th, Busan City and the Busan Economic Promotion Agency announced that they will operate a YouTube channel where anyone can watch Busan startup content such as startup know-how and successful companies online without spatial restrictions in preparation for the post-COVID-19 era.

‘BstarTV,’ which opens with an event on the 25th, is a YouTube channel named with two meanings: ‘Busan Startup’ and ‘Be Star,’ meaning ‘Let’s become a star startup company.’

A channel opening commemorative event will be held for one month until September 24.

To participate in the event, you must ① subscribe to ‘BstarTV’ and ② write an acrostic poem using the phrase ‘Sangsi Chang-eop’ (meaning ‘continuous startup’) in the comments of the event video; completing both will automatically enter you into the event.

The winners will be announced in the second week of October through a ‘BstarTV’ drawing video, and prizes such as AirPods (2 people), chicken coupons (10 people), and coffee coupons (50 people) will be awarded.

The main content of ‘BstarTV,’ which offers 1 to 2 new videos every Friday, includes ▲ Startup interviews (vivid experiences about starting a business) ▲ Startup vlogs (observing startup culture through the daily lives of startup employees, Q&A about employment at startup companies) ▲ Continuous startup (stories about the preparation process of prospective entrepreneurs) ▲ Startup City Busan (introducing Busan startup support organizations and support projects).

Additionally, a viewer panel group that plans and produces content directly by citizens will be recruited, allowing viewers to enjoy 2 to 3 citizen participation videos every month. Applications for the viewer panel group can be made on the Busan Startup Support Center website.

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