On Thursday of last week, the Korean Communications Commission announced that internet portal sites will be required to identify advertising...

The universal availability of the internet in South Korea is beginning to change how some families approach the rituals assoicated with Chu...

The dominance of Naver, Daum and Empas in the South Korean search market, along with the failure thusfar of Google to garner much market sh...

There is some interesting video available on Youtube about the Hallyuwood development underway in Goyang City, Gyeonggi Province.

The Korea Times last week published an article entitled "Search Engines Dig Deeper, Wider." The article noted, in part that ...

Without question, Korea has a strong culture and a strong language. Culture as an element of language or language as an element of culture p...

In my regular morning review of technology news in Korea I just learned about the Korea Game Science High School. Founded in 2004, it is l...

There is another whole side or perspective to the role that language plays in media, including the internet. It prevents the media, even inc...

Google is far and away the most popular web search tool in much of the world, but not in Korea. The market leader and most widely-used searc...

An article in the New York Times on "A Boot Camp Cure for Web Obsession" has caught the imagination of readers and blogs around th...