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Twitter is still a young medium, and it's interesting to see yet more uses being found for it. Here's a rather dubious one from S...

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how the ever-increasing storage capacity of portable hard drives made it unlikely that the sharing ...

I've written several times about the extraordinary situation in South Korea - otherwise one of the most advanced technological nations ...

I've long known that the Korean governmnet is pretty benighted when it comes to *insisting* that people use ActiveX in order to interact...

This is why we will win: It used to be so easy - the government could just set up a plan, push through it, let the media do its part. But t...

Well, maybe : South Korea is one of Linux's biggest converts. Since discovering the free operating system in 2003, officials have unveil...

...like we need a hole in the head : the European Commission wants the EU to bypass WIPO and the WTO and move forward on a new anticounterfe...

I'm afraid this is proprietary for the moment, but the idea's clearly generalisable : Skyhook Wireless Inc....today announced at the...

I've not mentioned Korea's open source software city before because details seemed rather scarce, and there are, after all, plenty o...

After the Summer of Code , now the Winter of Code : The South Korean government and local tech companies have started an open source studen...

Recently the blogosphere went slightly bonkers over a story that "the Korean government plans to select a city and a university late ...