After murdering a 17 year old girl, the killer went to social media to describe his lack of remorse and send images of the dismembered body to his friends.
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Netizens criticize the special privileges given to celebrities in the military after reporters find Seven and Sangchu visiting massage parlors.
Online response focused on the extraordinary efforts of pilots, flight attendants, and passengers during the crash and offered condolences to the deceased.
Public divided by revelation that President Roh Moo-hyun offered NLL to North Korea, leak also seen as a smokescreen for investigation into NIS.
Producers at channel MBC block coverage about the arrest of the head of the National Intelligence Service, leading to comparisons to Korea's past dictatorships.
The Young Hoon International Middle School had been under investigation since March for fraudulently admitting the son of the vice president of Samsung Electronics.
Concerned citizens donate to a young mother who was arrested for stealing milk after not being able to afford the upkeep costs associated with having a child.
Ilbe finds itself at the centre of another scandal as a more progressive site threatens an Ilbe user for reusing material, naming and pursuing her offline.
Civic group searches for Korean men who fathered children with prostitutes in the Philippines and then abandoned them, leading to national shame
New smoking ban in Korea prohibits smoking inside internet cages, inciting protest from users and owners.
Civic groups launch protest to remove statues in honor of generals, scholars who turned out to be collaborators with colonial Japan.
New meme captures the "Feminazis, Zealots, and Retards" of the most popular internet communities Nate Pann, I Love Soccer, Women's Generation, and more
Self-titled champion of "practical politics" left at a loss for words when a distressed businessman asks him the price of ramen, criticizes his lack of practical knowledge
The Korean Military Academy has come under fire for not releasing news of an on-campus sexual assault until more than a week after the inceident happened.
Female idol Jeon Hyo-song causes controversy by using the term 'democratisation' during a radio interview – the term has different connotations on the Korean web.
After a test company discovered material on upcoming tests was leaked to hagwon students, emails were sent for the second time in two months cancelling the exams.
A gang of South Korean women who target married men in bars, sleep with them, then threaten to accuse them of rape unless the men pay a fee, are gaining notoriety.
