Hi Danny! We met at Mobile Content 2008 in Seoul. I like the latest site design. Must be crazy explaining your job in a country where you're the only one who does it. I try to explain to people here in Canada that I'm a blogger and they just look at me like "that's nice. I have a blog too" (does not see a difference). Keep up the good work!

I read about the statistics of browser use in Korea. The overwelming dominance of IE Explorer is clearly due to previous government "window guidelines" to develop websites of government offices and alll financial sector using active-x. Shall you try any other browser in those site, it will not work!! Most of us have 2 browser: the IE explorer ONLY for Korea and Firefox for the rest of the world webpages. cheers Snakeborn

Hi , my name is Helder and i am a web 2.0 entrepreneurer in Brazil.

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I beleive that it is very usefull for the Korean community cause i beleive you have a more discreet behaviour regarding dating. Maybe i am wrong but this is my impression.
If you beleive that it is usefull for your audience fell free to post about it.
Thanks very much,
Helder Santos

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Hi, there.
My name is Kim, Eunjae. I'm a graduate student in Korea.
I saw you on 'SBS special' a few weeks ago, and i think it's good to know you, though I've never met you.

Not only the digital things, but there are various stories about Korea.
But Korea is still just known as an area between Japan and China mostly.
Some people like you are making Korea known broader, and it's really meaningful, i think.

After I saw you on SBS, I started to read your book 'Meconomy',
(not buying, but borrowing from the library, excuse me^^)
it makes me inspired of importance of some different kind of social system.
Actually, I'm interested in figuring out some different way that some huge major social power can make better life, in dilemma between eco-friendly life style, individual life Vs. industrial, business corporate system...

I also inspired of power of 'connection'. Cuz I'm rather a kind of inner person, not an outgoing personality,
So I have just a little friendship with just a few friends.
I have been aware of importance of connection, the human is a social animal, you know.
But I haven't have enough will to make friends.
Well, reading your book, I'm thinking of trying to be a social person.
After all, I'm writing this comment to a kind of stranger^^;;

Anyway, I hope you keep going, making you and your life more attractive.
And always be in good health and happiness.
Thanks for reading. Take care!

sincerely,
Eunjae.
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