There is news out of Barcelona about Samsung's new Galaxy smart phone and its new tablet computer, designed to compete with Apple's ...

From April 19-22, Fulbright Korea will be hosting a U.S. State Department-sponsored Social, Mobile and Visual Media Workshop on "Advisi...

An article in today's New York Times just illustrates that the United States is on another planet than Korea when it comes to media con...

Almost on the eve of President Obama's inauguration Business Week has published an interesting article, entitled "Bring U.S. Broad...

As far as I can determine from my own research, it was U.S. Vice President Al Gore who gave a speech at UCLA in 1994 that popularized the te...

The Joongang Daily reports that IPTV operators are "baiting subscribers with cash." With local high-speed Internet service provid...

The Korea Times chose an interesting headline for an article today about the prospects for Korea's homegrown portable internet technolog...

The international news agency Reuters took note today of a subject treated in several of my earlier posts on the Korean "Beef Infodemic...

The title of this post is taken from the article just published by Shelley Palmer, and it pretty much says it all. He notes that children bo...

All the evidence suggests that young people in Korea, and those who are highly educated, are the most active participants in the informati...

Broadband internet penetration, as measured by the OECD, the ITU and other organizations, indicates the number of internet subscriptions p...

Anyone with an interest in Korea's telecommunications development and its current status as a world-leader in broadband infrastructure,...

With a little help from my friends I've started exploring the blogosphere to see what kind of information is being published about Korea...