Analysis
Is carpooling really destroying taxis in Korea?
by LEE Hyeong-du from DelighIT  ·  12 MIN READ
We will keep living on
by MOON Jang Won from Meconomynews  ·  18 MIN READ
Surveys of laid-off SsangYong workers and their spouses.
Why did North Korean defectors join the Taegeukki protests?
by LEE Jae-jin from Media Today  ·  15 MIN READ
“In this era of peace on the Korean Peninsula, the issue of North Korean defectors requires a combination of approaches… Defectors show characteristics of minorities, marginalized, and drifters.”
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Whiskey and brandy’s brother, distilled soju
by Somdaeri from Sommeliertimes  ·  8 MIN READ
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Turns out it’s surprisingly easy to sway political opinion in S Korea. Just rig the comments.
by KEUM Jun-kyung from Media Today  ·  8 MIN READ
Druking? The bigger problem is the ongoing possibility of opinion manipulation.
Naver and Daum: How Korea reads the news
by KIM Philip  ·  14 MIN READ
In response to a piece in The Atlantic, a Korean former journalist delves deep on the mechanics of the industry, the role of AI, and the unique challenge of ‘news abuse’.
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“Korea! Faker! Zed!” kr
15 MIN READ
“PC bang sowed the seeds; professional game teams created the culture; developers and broadcasters laid the groundwork.”

Korea’s eSport industry and its global reach.
Moon’s diplomatic debut: Making sense of the last three weeks
by KIM Haeyoon  ·  14 MIN READ
Covering THAAD, North Korea, US-Korea summit and G20.
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South Korea’s most popular football player has yet to turn pro kr
8 MIN READ
Lee Seung-woo signed for Barcelona at age 12. FIFA regulations have held him back, but next month’s U-20 World Cup in Korea is a chance to realize his potential. Kicking off a regular column, a Korean football writer delves into Lee’s popularity and what could be.