AsiaMedia :: KOREA: Mobile phone Web service lags in Korea: "Mobile phone makers release phones that work directly with Yahoo! and Google for international markets, but not for Korea
The Korea Herald
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
By Kim Yoon-mi
Korea's two largest mobile phone makers -- Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics -- have recently released internet browsing phones in overseas markets with exclusive partnerships with internet search engines Google and Yahoo!."
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
AsiaMedia :: KOREA: Korea launches 2-way Internet TV
AsiaMedia :: KOREA: Korea launches 2-way Internet TV:
"Korean telecom firms usher in Internet protocol TV
The Korea Times
Monday, July 9, 2007
By Kim Tae-gyu
Korean companies usher in Internet protocol TV (IPTV) in a full-fledged manner with KT, the country's No. 1 fixed-line telecom firm, and the runner-up player Hanaro Telecom leading the way.
Hanaro Telecom was first in launching its Internet-enabled service by offering video on demand (VOD) services midway through last year under the title of 'HanaTV.'"
"Korean telecom firms usher in Internet protocol TV
The Korea Times
Monday, July 9, 2007
By Kim Tae-gyu
Korean companies usher in Internet protocol TV (IPTV) in a full-fledged manner with KT, the country's No. 1 fixed-line telecom firm, and the runner-up player Hanaro Telecom leading the way.
Hanaro Telecom was first in launching its Internet-enabled service by offering video on demand (VOD) services midway through last year under the title of 'HanaTV.'"
AsiaMedia :: KOREA: 53% oppose Roh's media policy
AsiaMedia :: KOREA: 53% oppose Roh's media policy:
"Hankook Ilbo surveys 1,000 people about pressroom closures
The Korea Times
Friday, June 8, 2007
By Lee Jin-woo
A survey showed more than half of respondents oppose President Roh Moo-hyun's plan to close most of the pressrooms at government offices."
"Hankook Ilbo surveys 1,000 people about pressroom closures
The Korea Times
Friday, June 8, 2007
By Lee Jin-woo
A survey showed more than half of respondents oppose President Roh Moo-hyun's plan to close most of the pressrooms at government offices."
Court to Rule President’s Media Policy(The Korea Times)
Court to Rule President’s Media Policy(The Korea Times): "The Constitutional Court will review the Roh Moo-hyun administration's policy to close most of the pressrooms at government offices."
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