Japan-South Korea Editors Seminar Aims for Better Mutual Understanding [NSK News Bulletin]
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Monday, November 06, 2006
High technology used in promoting tourism| Korea.net News: "Date: November 07, 2006
Korea has a lot to show to both its own people and to foreigners. Is it doing a good job? Are there more effective ways of displaying Korea's attractions and helping people experience them?
Kim Jong-min, president of the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), is constantly asking that question. He sees tourism as an industry, combining high tech and high touch.
“Tourism is an industry that steals away people's minds. Thus it requires the highest technology. The technology should also be a combination of technologies used in other various fields,” Kim said. "
Korea has a lot to show to both its own people and to foreigners. Is it doing a good job? Are there more effective ways of displaying Korea's attractions and helping people experience them?
Kim Jong-min, president of the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO), is constantly asking that question. He sees tourism as an industry, combining high tech and high touch.
“Tourism is an industry that steals away people's minds. Thus it requires the highest technology. The technology should also be a combination of technologies used in other various fields,” Kim said. "
Watching movies is favorite weekend pastime for Koreans: Survey | Korea.net News: "
Date: November 07, 2006
A growing number of Koreans go to the movies in their free time on the weekend, but other types of entertainment like plays and concerts are not enjoying similar popularity, a government survey suggested Monday (Nov. 6). "
Date: November 07, 2006
A growing number of Koreans go to the movies in their free time on the weekend, but other types of entertainment like plays and concerts are not enjoying similar popularity, a government survey suggested Monday (Nov. 6). "
Korea eyes merger of communications, broadcast regulators| Korea.net News:
"Date: November 02, 2006
Korea is considering the consolidation of the country’s communications and broadcasting regulators in an effort to expedite the convergence of the two sectors, a top policymaker said Wednesday (Nov. 1).
Under the plan, a special committee will be established to put the Ministry of Information and Communication and the Korean Broadcasting Commission under its wing, Information and Communication Minister Rho Jun-hyong said. "
"Date: November 02, 2006
Korea is considering the consolidation of the country’s communications and broadcasting regulators in an effort to expedite the convergence of the two sectors, a top policymaker said Wednesday (Nov. 1).
Under the plan, a special committee will be established to put the Ministry of Information and Communication and the Korean Broadcasting Commission under its wing, Information and Communication Minister Rho Jun-hyong said. "
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Samsung Sets Up Cell Phone Graduate Program
The world's third-largest mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics has joined hands with Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul to set up a graduate program for mobile handset technology. The program is the first of its kind in Korea, and will graduate 40 master's and 12 doctorate students every year. Samsung's head researchers and executive staff will take part in teaching courses. The company will set up another graduate program on mobile communications technology with Yonsei University.
Arirang News "
The world's third-largest mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics has joined hands with Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul to set up a graduate program for mobile handset technology. The program is the first of its kind in Korea, and will graduate 40 master's and 12 doctorate students every year. Samsung's head researchers and executive staff will take part in teaching courses. The company will set up another graduate program on mobile communications technology with Yonsei University.
Arirang News "
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Samsung to Release New Sub-Notebook
Samsung Electronics is releasing a new 12.1 inch-monitor sub-notebook, the Sens Q40. The new 1.18 kg unit makes use of “no fan” technology which will make using it in very quiet places like libraries less of an annoyance."
Samsung Electronics is releasing a new 12.1 inch-monitor sub-notebook, the Sens Q40. The new 1.18 kg unit makes use of “no fan” technology which will make using it in very quiet places like libraries less of an annoyance."
Asian int’l affairs journal makes debut:
"Seoul-based publication looks at world from Asian perspective"
"Seoul-based publication looks at world from Asian perspective"
Looking for the real enemy [cartoon]:
"The media, the prosecution, and an intelligence official are scrutinizing everyone with a magnifying glass in front of a series of signs."
"The media, the prosecution, and an intelligence official are scrutinizing everyone with a magnifying glass in front of a series of signs."
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Online videos subject to review as of Oct. 29| Korea.net News: "Date: October 27, 2006
Beginning Oct. 29, Internet movie and video downloads will be reviewed and rated by the Korea Media Rating Board when new regulations concerning movies and videos go into effect, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said on Thursday (Oct. 26). "
Beginning Oct. 29, Internet movie and video downloads will be reviewed and rated by the Korea Media Rating Board when new regulations concerning movies and videos go into effect, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism said on Thursday (Oct. 26). "
Kim Duk-soo reinvents tradition| Korea.net News: "Date: October 30, 2006
“Hallyu,” or the Korean wave that has swept Asia, has been serving as a driving force in Korean pop culture _ dramas, songs and films _ in recent years.
Do you know, however, that there is a man who has pioneered the true meaning of hallyu, successfully adapting the spirit of Korean tradition to the flavor of international pop music? "
“Hallyu,” or the Korean wave that has swept Asia, has been serving as a driving force in Korean pop culture _ dramas, songs and films _ in recent years.
Do you know, however, that there is a man who has pioneered the true meaning of hallyu, successfully adapting the spirit of Korean tradition to the flavor of international pop music? "
Over 80 Korean films to be shown at American Film Market | Korea.net News: "Date: October 31, 2006
Most Korean films released this year, including Lee Joon-ik's 'Radio Star' and Kim Ki-duk's 'Time,' will be entered in the American Film Market this week in an effort to find foreign buyers, the market's website said Monday (Oct. 30). "
Most Korean films released this year, including Lee Joon-ik's 'Radio Star' and Kim Ki-duk's 'Time,' will be entered in the American Film Market this week in an effort to find foreign buyers, the market's website said Monday (Oct. 30). "
Kids become 'digital natives'| Korea.net News: "
Date: October 30, 2006
In Korea, “digital natives” are sprouting up at a fast pace to help cement the nation's global status as a high-tech pacesetter full of technology gurus. "
Date: October 30, 2006
In Korea, “digital natives” are sprouting up at a fast pace to help cement the nation's global status as a high-tech pacesetter full of technology gurus. "
INSIDE JoongAng Daily: "Korea, France sign deal for film co-productions
October 28, 2006 ㅡ South Korea signed its first-ever film co-production with France yesterday, paving the way for their film industries to advance into each other's markets and enjoy the same status as domestic movies.
Culture and Tourism Minister Kim Myung-gon and his French counterpart Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres inked the Film Co-production Accord in Seoul. The agreement centers on a barrier-removing policy that will recognize films co-produced between the two countries as domestic ones. "
October 28, 2006 ㅡ South Korea signed its first-ever film co-production with France yesterday, paving the way for their film industries to advance into each other's markets and enjoy the same status as domestic movies.
Culture and Tourism Minister Kim Myung-gon and his French counterpart Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres inked the Film Co-production Accord in Seoul. The agreement centers on a barrier-removing policy that will recognize films co-produced between the two countries as domestic ones. "
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Half Korean Lands Lead in New ABC Drama "
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Ads Pit Jeon Ji-hyun Against Lee Hyo-lee
TV Spot Pitches Korea's Sexiest Against Each Other
Top Korean stars Jeon Ji-hyun and Lee Hyo-lee are pitted against each other in single combat in the new commercials for the Samsung Anycall mobile phones."
TV Spot Pitches Korea's Sexiest Against Each Other
Top Korean stars Jeon Ji-hyun and Lee Hyo-lee are pitted against each other in single combat in the new commercials for the Samsung Anycall mobile phones."
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Click Fraud Sets Back Internet Advertising
There had been over 134 million cases of so-called click fraud until the end of the third quarter this year, it has emerged. Click fraud makes use of the practice whereby online advertisers pay per click on their ads, by generating scores of “fake clicks” and then getting a commission from advertisers."
There had been over 134 million cases of so-called click fraud until the end of the third quarter this year, it has emerged. Click fraud makes use of the practice whereby online advertisers pay per click on their ads, by generating scores of “fake clicks” and then getting a commission from advertisers."
Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea: "Daum Shares Soar on ‘Google Effect’ "
Ghost writers : Arts & Entertainment : Home: "Ghost writers" [Satirical short piece on "shocking" spy news in the meida.]
Monday, October 23, 2006
The Korea Times : ‘Columnist’ Prosecutor Shifted to Office Job:
"A state prosecutor who created controversy by writing a newspaper column on the legal rights of criminal suspects and defendants was recently reassigned to a non-investigative department, prosecution officials said yesterday."
"A state prosecutor who created controversy by writing a newspaper column on the legal rights of criminal suspects and defendants was recently reassigned to a non-investigative department, prosecution officials said yesterday."
The Korea Herald : The Nation's No.1 English Newspaper: "Restriction tightened for gaming rooms
The government today announced new limits, effective this Sunday, on the opening hours of adult gaming rooms. Content regulations will also be strengthened, a panel chaired by Prime Minister Han Myeong-sook decided."
The government today announced new limits, effective this Sunday, on the opening hours of adult gaming rooms. Content regulations will also be strengthened, a panel chaired by Prime Minister Han Myeong-sook decided."
"Daejanggeum" out to make splash in India| Korea.net News: "Date: October 06, 2006
'Daejanggeum' (Jewel in the Palace), the Korean miniseries based on the life of a 16th century cook in the Joseon Dynasty who became the first and only woman physician to serve a Korean king, debuted in India last Sunday (Sept. 24). From China to Hong Kong and even Japan, this historical drama was a raging hit in Asia, racking up record ratings. "
'Daejanggeum' (Jewel in the Palace), the Korean miniseries based on the life of a 16th century cook in the Joseon Dynasty who became the first and only woman physician to serve a Korean king, debuted in India last Sunday (Sept. 24). From China to Hong Kong and even Japan, this historical drama was a raging hit in Asia, racking up record ratings. "
Manhwa: Comics that are more than just funny books| Korea.net News: "
Date: October 08, 2006
As Korean movies and TV dramas sweep Asia and the world, well-known Korean cartoonist Lee Hyun-sae, 50, bellows out, 'Why not our comic books, too?' "
Date: October 08, 2006
As Korean movies and TV dramas sweep Asia and the world, well-known Korean cartoonist Lee Hyun-sae, 50, bellows out, 'Why not our comic books, too?' "
Ubiquitous life for everybody| Korea.net News: "Ubiquitous life for everybody
Date: October 10, 2006
By Song Yoo-jong,
Director General, Financial Planning Officer
Ministry of Information and Communication
The Ministry of Information and Communication largely bears two things in mind in its financial plans: one is to make an all-out effort to cultivate IT projects that will be the growth engine of the nation and the other is to make sure society as a whole benefits from it. "
Date: October 10, 2006
By Song Yoo-jong,
Director General, Financial Planning Officer
Ministry of Information and Communication
The Ministry of Information and Communication largely bears two things in mind in its financial plans: one is to make an all-out effort to cultivate IT projects that will be the growth engine of the nation and the other is to make sure society as a whole benefits from it. "
Information protection knowledge portal put into operation| Korea.net News:
"Date: October 21, 2006
The Korea Information Security Agency (KISA) on Friday (Oct. 20) launched a knowledge portal on information protection, Secure Net (www.securenet.or.kr), the Ministry of Information and Communication said. "
"Date: October 21, 2006
The Korea Information Security Agency (KISA) on Friday (Oct. 20) launched a knowledge portal on information protection, Secure Net (www.securenet.or.kr), the Ministry of Information and Communication said. "
Int'l standardization agency adopts Korea's ubiquitous home network services | Korea.net News:
"Date: October 21, 2006
Adoption by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) of Korea's ubiquitous home network services has provided momentum for local companies on a head start in the global home network services market, raising hope for the advent of a ubiquitous city. "
"Date: October 21, 2006
Adoption by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) of Korea's ubiquitous home network services has provided momentum for local companies on a head start in the global home network services market, raising hope for the advent of a ubiquitous city. "
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