Searching for the truth at Google Korea
Google is taking a dose of bitter medicine from local media. Daily newspapers are suggesting that Google’s new search service is copying Naver and that Google Korea is trying to […]
Category Archives: ::Cyber Culture::
Cyber world draws Korean groups
Korean organizations have discovered a three-dimensional cyber-frontier ― the online game Second Life. Won-Buddhism, a splinter Buddhist group formed in Korea, set up a huge temple in the Second Life […]
Online spats leading sites to increase blog security
In the digital age, couples that break up are finding ruder and cruder ways of saying goodbye, forcing online social networking services and Net portals to tighten security. In the […]
User created content forecast to become dominant medium
Utilizing user-created content is likely to be a vital marketing tool in the future. At a recent conference on incorporating user-created content and the Internet environments that use such content […]
Korean regulations check Web politics
Korea’s online political campaign scene is quite restrictive compared to what is going on in the United States during the run-up to next year’s American presidential elections. While the two […]
Role of Internet expands for 2007 Korean presidential race
The Internet is going to play a bigger role in Korea’s December presidential elections. Candidates are using the Internet to muster support, and members of the National Election Commission’s broadcasting […]
Marketers going straight-to-Internet
Marketers looking to hawk their goods to young Internet-savvy customers are putting their video clips online. In the past, the companies would put the videos on television or in theaters […]
Fonts let text users write like their idols
Now that text-writing has become digital, design-savvy Koreans have paved the way for a growing market for fonts, the style that is used in text design. Revenue for buying fonts […]
D. Yvette Wohn 