Naver opens ‘Paris Olympics’ special page… Watch game videos and cheer together

Release of self-produced player portraits and interviews
Operation of 38 open chats including representative cheering rooms and sport-specific cheering rooms,

Naver Sports Olympic special page. [Provided by Naver],
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, ‘[Herald Economy=Reporter Kwon Jae-in] Naver has opened a special page for the ‘2024 Paris Olympics’ and plans to engage with sports fans through game VOD content, sport-specific open chats, and more.’,
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, ‘On the 26th, Naver Sports announced that in line with the opening of the Paris Olympics, it will provide Olympic schedules and results, player interview videos, cheering open chats, and various community-based services, as well as game VOD content.’,
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, ‘Naver will deliver news about the Paris Olympics, including medal and player information, game schedules, across various platforms such as homepage feeds, sports sections, search, and open chats. As an official sponsor of the Korean Sport & Olympics Committee, Naver will also release self-produced portraits of national team athletes, interview videos, and more.’,
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Choi Soo-yeon, Naver CEO. [Provided by Naver],
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, ‘Moreover, a total of 38 open chats, including representative cheering rooms and sport-specific cheering rooms like archery and swimming, will be specially operated. In the ‘PARIS NOW Korea Cheer Zone,’ national team athletes, coaches, commentators, and sports journalists, such as archery commentator Jang Hye-jin and taekwondo player Kim Yoo-jin, will share live content from the Paris venue and interact with fans.’,
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, ‘Naver will also provide content using the conversational AI service ClovaX, introducing 143 representative athletes and summarizing open chat conversations during game times.’,
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, ‘Naver has secured broadcasting rights for game VOD content related to the Olympics, and plans to produce and provide Olympic-related clips, as well as showcase various content utilizing game footage on the streaming platform Chijijik.’,
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, ‘Joo Geon-beom, Naver Sports leader, said, “Beyond delivering Olympic news such as game results, schedules, and VOD videos quickly, we will make efforts to provide sports fans with various ways to enjoy the Olympics, such as through open chats where Paris reporters participate.”’,
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