Introducing TechnoKimchi
basic info 2007/10/17 20:59I realized that I've been getting a huge traffic to this blog since the CNN broadcast. I've also been learning that this blog is not in its most user-friendly format: if you're a first-timer to this blog, chances are you'll probably get lost, not knowing where to begin.
So, I've decided to become my own editor for the day. I picked out some articles which I thought might be most interseting to you.
Luckily, I haven't written too many posts on this blog yet, making it not too difficult to pick out the articles.
So, here is the list. You probably want to read them in the order listed below. Have fun!
And, oh yeah. If you want to contact me, please don't hesitate to email me at
- Why TechnoKimchi? Explains what this blog is about and for.
- What the "digital generation" in Korea looks like A quick snapshot of what every day life technology is like in Korea.
- Are you excited about the 3.5G networks, too? A brief introduction to 3.5 generation networks deployment in Korea.
- First Wibro experiment: watching Joost on the bus and on highway My tiny test on WiBro in the middle of Seoul.
- What goes around comes around. My interview response on the social media landscape in Korea.
- Things are crazy over here! A knock on cultural differences on how we approach getting things done.
- Commenters, not commentators, as citizen journalists The power of portals in online journalism and a portrayal of what we do as citizen journalists.
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