Chun Go-eun

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Clair Go-eun Chun, the Editor-in-Chief of the Korea IT Times, first started her journalism career as a freelance commentator with Pacific Times / KQED, a pubic radio broadcaster, in 2002.  Soon after Clair joined the Korea IT Times she gained residency at the Ministry of Information and Communication, which has now become part of the Ministry of Knowledge and Economy.  As our Managing Editor and resident reporter at the Ministry of Knowledge and Economy, Chun Go-eun focuses exclusively on governmental policy directions and CEO interviews.

Stories from Chun Go-eun

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Invitation from Wooam: You Can Cool the Earth
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Ms. Thrift invested her dear USD 300 dollars on a gadget called Smart ICE
to save the energy and "cool the Earth." She placed it on her refrigerator to have frequent access to the device. .

Kwon Oh-kyung
Hanyang University College of Engineering Nurturing Korea's Engineers of Tomorrow
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011

A bird's nest has everything that young birds need to grow.  It is the correct shape to hold the eggs.  It is soft and comfortable to protect young birds from the h

Dr Yang
Next Generation Telecommunications with Real 4G, WiBro Advanced
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011

With the recent release 4G technology, WiBro Advanced, there are high hopes that this will bring about a new age in telecommunications and networking technology.

Samsung Electronics 16th Line Operational Ceremony and 20-nanoscale DRAM-Flash Mass Production event.
Samsung Says Storm is Brewing Over the Semiconductor Industry
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011

Another crisis theory from Samsung Electronics' Chairman has emerged, and this time it's about semiconductors.

Ralph Samuelson
Traditional Methods of Transmission and Communication to be Revived?
Sunday, September 25th, 2011

With all of the focus now on the present technological marvels and the future just around the corner, one can often lose sight of the past.

Redrover
KES 2011 Back at One
Friday, September 23rd, 2011

SEOUL, KOREA --- On October 12 to 15 of this year is the 42nd Korea Electronics Show (KES).

LG Display
Display Power Made by Networking and Collaboration
Thursday, September 22nd, 2011

Samsung Mobile Display (SMD) is dominating the smartphone industry with their Active Matrix (AM) Organic Light-Emi

One of Korean 3D movies 'Sector 7' has recently released
Korea Creative content Agency Plans Second Big Wave
Monday, August 29th, 2011

The word 'Hallyu,' or Korean Wave, is not an unfamiliar term nowadays.

smart working with KT uCloud
Any Partner in an Innovation Storm, KT uCloud
Friday, August 26th, 2011

 

Saltwear EnView
Spicing Up IT Solutions with Saltware
Friday, August 26th, 2011

Saltware is one of the 30 Korean software companies that selected as the worthy of global recognition in 2012. This is the second story of series articles.

ALTIBASE HDB
Fastest, Most Efficient Databases Imaginable with Altibase
Friday, August 26th, 2011

Altibase is one of the 30 Korean software companies that selected as the worthy of global recognition in 2012. This is the second story of series articles.

Report Desinger 5.0
Reporting Made Easy with M2Soft
Friday, August 26th, 2011

M2Soft is one of the 30 Korean software companies that selected as the worthy of global recognition in 2012. This is the second story of series articles.

QTS Metro Data Center Atlanta
Quality Tech Service and its Digital Water from a Community Well
Friday, August 26th, 2011

Some things are better done collectively - these are often public utilities.  Creating a road network that stretches across the land so that anybody can get anywhere is not a project that benefits from several corpo

Professor Umakishore Ramachandran at the Georgia Tech College of Computing and the director of the Star Center
Making Large Sensor Networks Work as Real-time Threat Assessment
Friday, August 26th, 2011

In this modern age of digital this and distributed that, the average man on the street is up to his ears in information

digital vision optimizer
Fine-tune your Eyes with DigitalVision
Friday, August 26th, 2011

 

Some things are hard to improve upon.  The rubber tire is one of those - it just works so well that what are you going to do to make it better?  Tables are also pretty well-developed.  You have a flat surface at arm height.  Where do you go from there?  Books are pretty great too.  You have black inked words on white paper, sometimes with pictures. How can you go wrong?

 

LG showcases its products in KES2010
Electronics Extravaganza in KES 2011
Monday, August 22nd, 2011

When someone tells you to "be smart," what do you do? Most people would start looking around and trying to spot the problem before its mentioned in the conversation.

Shin Joon-shik and Park Ji-Sung
Jaseng Hospital of Oriental Medicine Operates with Spoonful of Self Healing Power
Tuesday, July 26th, 2011

A man with high blood pressure, shortage of breath, red eyes, dry mouth, constipation, and a migraine pays a visit to a general hospital.

iMID
Preview Sketch of IMID 2011
Monday, July 25th, 2011

What will IMID shoot at in the October sky this year?

computing
The Past Seven Years of IT and the Future that Lies Ahead
Sunday, July 24th, 2011

The IT Times has been publishing for the past seven years.  And these past seven years have been a great time to be focused on computing.  We have been able to report on great advancements in the computing world and been able to witness several important paradigm shifts leading to our current situation.  Summing it all up would be one word - social.  Computing has been growing and maturing and

Suryo B. Sulisto, Chairman of Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Suryo Sulisto's Special Visit to the IT Night
Saturday, June 25th, 2011