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October 3, 2007 More than 700 players from 74 countries head to Seattle to compete in 12 different games.Photos: Gearing up for the gamesFeds side with Microsoft in Korea flap
December 7, 2005 Justice Department protests strict new antitrust sanctions that South Korean regulators slapped on the software giant.Study finds gaps in digital divide theory
October 29, 2003 The digital divide is not just a problem in poor countries--it's also widening in technologically advanced regions, says a study by a panel of experts set up by chipmaker AMD.Korean online-gaming firm files for U.S. IPO
January 20, 2005 Gravity, which hopes to raise $88 million, is following in the footsteps of China's Shanda Interactive.South Koreans face digital divide
August 11, 2004 Nearly 70 percent of citizens surf the Net, but young men in cities are by far the most likely to do so.Yahoo tests blog search in Korea
August 3, 2005 Web portal quietly begins testing tools that may be coming to the U.S. market and would take on existing players such as Technorati.Korea's KT to have Earth's largest Wi-Fi network?
May 20, 2004 The company plans to nearly double the number of its hot spots by the end of the year, a move that will likely designate the company's commercial Wi-Fi network the world's largest.One nation under Internet Protocol
April 6, 2004 J. William Gurley considers the likely timetable for a single, super fast pipe into the U.S. home.VoIP finds foreign friends and adversaries
May 16, 2005 Net phone operators find a patchwork of regulations--some friendly, many not--as they surge outside U.S. borders.Fixing a busted IT research system
September 21, 2004 James Foley, chairman of the Computing Research Association, says major trouble stalks the nation's technology education pipeline.Why our broadband policy's still a mess
February 28, 2005 FCC Commissioner Michael Copps faults both the government and private sector for failing to advance broadband access.
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