Drama Episodes: 60 Minutes VS 30 Minutes

So with this new regulation of Korean dramas, I wanted to start a discussion on what everything thinks. Probably everyone knows at this point that Korean dramas have changed from 60 minutes or longer to about 30 minutes, which means more episodes in drama land. So what does everyone think, do you like the idea of having shorter time span in an episode, but a longer episode count, or longer episode time span, and a shorter episode count. 

For me personally I have always liked having a shorter episode count and a loner time span in an episode, but I did always feel like that sometimes an hour or even longer could and would be to much, so I am very interested to see where this new regulation is going to go. And I cannot wait to hear your guys opinions. 

I don't really care either way as I watch, since the pacing/flow has been the same. But it annoys me that now the official episode count is not always the same as the one on viki/df/wherever.  It makes it harder to keep track when the official episode count is 40, but where I end up watching it keeps to the hour-long format and only has 20 eps.  Or whatever.  It's sort of defeating the purpose of clicking the little + on my list because I'm going to track using whatever version I watch. ;)  Makes me feel like an underachiever.

On the other hand, the notes feature of my list has never seen so much use, haha.

It will be interesting to see if, long-term, there are some changes in the future.  Will one of the networks ever choose to air two different 30 minute shows back to back?  Or will they start to structure the eps differently so that there's more of of a breakpoint/cliffhanger at the end of the first 30-minute ep of the night?  They could get creative.  Or not.