Electronics Special

led
Monday, October 10th, 2011

For today's marketplace where creative minds and new ideas are no longer pervasive, a big question mark is raised about whether or not the sky is really the limit.

soop
Monday, October 10th, 2011

His father has been working as a high school teacher for decades, and Darum is now seriously worried about him. His father has been recently complaining about the rapidly deteriorating eyesight when preparing for his classes until late at night.

Suh Jongryeol
Friday, September 24th, 2010

"The introduction of IPTV is essential not optional!" Suh Jongryeol, Executive Vice President of the Media Business Unit at KT stressed. What makes the move to IPTV so special that should be taken as an 'inevitable"and how will IPTV change the TV landscape? Korea IT Times leaned about 'The emergence of IPTV in Korea and development direction' in a recent conversation with Mr. Suh.

Chin Deaje
Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

Daeje Chin ,  nicknamed a short-statured Goliath in the IT industry, served as Minister of Information and Communications and has always taken center stage in Korea's IT industry. Korea IT Times interviewed Daeje Chin -- who has been on a roll as an entrepreneur, currently working as President & CEO of SkyLake Incuvest -- to learn about the IT 839 policy, which he designed by himself when he was Minister of Information and Communications.

Yim Chu-hwan
Thursday, July 15th, 2010

With the Smartphone trends, Today is the golden time for Mobile WiMAX

Today all is possible with internet. From a simple searching for information to social networking, even the banking. It is just a 'can-not-live-without' for modern humans. As the internet develops, it broadens its territory to the outside. As a result, people can access the web everywhere with wireless internet.

ICT Policy
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

Advancement and Supplement Points of IT-Strength Korea

The tenth installment in a twelve-part series - Ed.

According to a count in late February, Korea has 48.57 million mobile phone subscribers. All Koreans possess a mobile phone and they have access to information that is only clicks away. This makes Korea an IT powerhouse and a digitally advanced country.

Hyung Tae-geun
Monday, April 12th, 2010

The first-part of the tenth installment - Ed.

The origin of success, according to author Malcolm Gladwell, is that it takes 10,000-hours of effort to master a skill. Those who overcome become outliers of the world. South Korea is currently ranked first in the world in the Digital Opportunity Index (DOI) with a perfect score of 0.80. This record also results from the combined efforts of the government and its citizens.

f
Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

CDMA comes into commercial use

The ninth installment in a twelve-part series - Ed.

Today, many people assume that Korea is number one in the IT business. Thus, it is likely that many scholars, professors, business leaders, and the media like to take a crack at what is behind Korea's success in becoming a powerful IT country.

Kim Hong-in
Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

The eighth installment in a twelve-part series - Ed.

A Fateful Meeting

Dr. Yang Seung-taik, former Minister of Information and Communication Ministry and Invited Researcher of ETRI
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

The Birth of Telecommunication

The seventh installment in a twelve-part series - Ed.

History of TDX Today we live in a world that provides a lot of comfortable electronics for everyday life. For example, the electronic phone and the mobile phones provide us with a lot of conveniences. However, do we know the origin of the electronic phone and the mobile phone? Also, do we realize the significance of the electronic phone and the mobile phone?

Korea's first PC advertisement
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

The Personal Computer Arrives – A Story of the Early 1980s

The sixth installment in a twelve-part series - Ed.

PC as Zeitgeist

Late 1970s radios, cassettes and electronics are on display
Monday, November 2nd, 2009

”Radios, cassettes and electronic watches change lifestyle” – A Story of the Late 1970s

The fifth installment in a twelve-part series

New Lifestyle

Yoon Chung-woo, an advisor to the Electronics & Information Club
Saturday, October 10th, 2009

”Color TV Production Opens a New Vista” – A Story of the Early 1970s

The 1970s was a decade of an economic leap forward for Korea. The then Ministry of Commerce and Industry formulated and implemented an “eight-year plan for the promotion of the electronics industry” for the 1969-1976 period.
IBM's First Computer Desktop
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

“The Electronics Industry Gains Momentum” – A Story of the 1960s

Decade of Upheavals

It puts advertisement phrase, the moon landing on July 21
Friday, August 7th, 2009

“The Electronics Industry Is Born” – A Story of the 1950s

Electronics played the leading role in the development of human society and many industries in the 20th century. It was a new challenge, but opened a new vista for Korea’s fledgling economy in the late 1950s.

Korea's first electronic home appliances
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

“At age 15, I set my heart on learning; at 30, I firmly took my stand; at 40, I had no delusions; at 50, I knew the mandate of heaven; at 60, my ear was attuned to the truth; at 70, I followed my heart's desire without overstepping the boundaries of what was right." This is what Confucius says in the Analects, expounding on how he had lived and what he had found at each major turning point of his life.

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