http://www.koreaninsight.com Fresh Implications and Insights from Korea's Technology/Digital Sector Fri, 23 Jul 2010 08:02:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In Korea, there are three MNOs; SKT, KT, LGT. They respectively possess 50.67%, 31.42%, and 17.91% of the telecom market (April, 2010) according to KCC (Korea Communications Commission). In this series of feature posts dealing with Korea’s three MNOs, I will provide an overview of SKT, KT, and LGT’s survival ... http://www.koreaninsight.com/2010/07/beyond-telecom-service-3-lg-telecoms-taltongsin-initiative/ In Korea, there are three MNOs; SKT, KT, LGT. They respectively possess 50.67%, 31.42%, and 17.91% of the telecom market (April, 2010) according to KCC (Korea Communications Commission). In this series of feature posts dealing with Korea’s three MNOs, I will provide an overview of SKT, KT, and LGT’s survival ... http://www.koreaninsight.com/2010/07/beyond-telecom-service-2-kt%e2%80%99s-smart-initiative/ In Korea, there are three MNOs; SKT, KT, LGT. They respectively possess 50.67%, 31.42%, and 17.91% of the telecom market (April, 2010) according to KCC (Korea Communications Commission). In this series of feature posts dealing with Korea’s three MNOs, I will provide an overview of SKT, KT, and LGT’s survival ... http://www.koreaninsight.com/2010/07/beyond-telecom-service-1-sk-telecom%e2%80%99s-ipe-initiative/ On March 26th, HanaSK Card, the JV of Hana Card and SKT, launched its first service called Touch 7. Touch 7 is a mobile credit card consisting of a mobile card loaded on a 3G USIM. It also has its plastic card version. After downloading the HanaSK VM through SMS, ... http://www.koreaninsight.com/2010/07/credit-card-in-mobile-a-new-trend-in-finance/ With the wave of iPad fever, eyes are on the eBook business. In Korea, competition amongst its four online ebook stores – Yes24, Interpark, Kyobo, and Aladdin – is heated up in full throttle.  Currently, Yes24 holds the No.1 spot in Korea’s online bookstores according to market shares. Yes24's sales transactions have gone ... http://www.koreaninsight.com/2010/06/yes24-is-koreas-answer-to-ebooks/