CODE CRAYON, a resident company of the CKL Business Support Center operated by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), announced that it has signed an exclusive distribution agreement for Japan with global communications platform company enableX to expand its content distribution business.

enableX is a subsidiary of TWOSTONE&Sons, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and provides enterprise communication platforms based on voice, video, and messaging APIs.

Under the agreement, enableX will be responsible for the distribution and business development of CODE CRAYON’s content for Japanese content platforms and broadcasters.

CODE CRAYON stated that, based on enableX’s local network, it plans to expand cooperation with Japanese content companies. Through this partnership, enableX will exclusively manage the distribution of CODE CRAYON’s content in the Japanese market.

CODE CRAYON currently operates the global content platform Shortime, which provides micro-dramas and various forms of content for a global audience.

A representative from CODE CRAYON said, “The Japanese content market is one of the key regions in the global content distribution landscape. Through our partnership with enableX, we plan to expand our distribution channels to content platforms and broadcasters in Japan.”

Meanwhile, the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) supports the growth of content startups such as CODE CRAYON through its CKL Business Support Center by providing incubation programs and production facilities.

Source: Daily Economy