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Conservative Facebook blog, Liberalism defends the recent agreement with Japan over reparations for 'comfort women'. However many netizens beg to differ.
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Recently, a radical feminist online community 'Megalia' that exhibits extreme misandry has emerged as a prominent party in Korea’s gender discourse war front.
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Recent protests in Seoul have piqued the interest of the entire world, but not all Koreans are in favor of the protesters' demands.
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Episode 2 of SBS investigative TV show "I Want to Know the Truth" further explores the Lee Jung Hee sexual abuse case, finding an astounding lack of evidence.
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The #HelpLeeJungHee campaign has taken the internet by storm with its tales of sexual abuse of a woman and her two sons. But it may all be an elaborate hoax.
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Many think political news is being buried by nonsense celebrity gossip. While many people share conspiracy theories, they usually have little basis in reality.
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The Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology (KAIST) recently won an international robots competition with its humanoid robot called Hubo.
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Conservative blog, Liberalism, discusses the MERS outbreak, while criticizing the widespread panic that has gripped Korea and continues to make headlines.
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Amid misinformation and rumors, Seoul's Mayor Park sparks controversy as he made statements critical of a doctor infected with MERS.
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Korean netizens on the popular but infamous site Ilbe openly and honestly discuss their views of Japan and Japanese people.
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Netizens on the popular Facebook page, Liberalism, discuss the state of welfare programs in Korea.
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Netizens and conservatives discuss the stigma against Ilbe that has steadily become worse as Ilbe consistently gets negative press online.
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Netizens respond to a post about Korea's "Society of Hate" from the Korean Facebook page, "Liberalism". The writer posits that Korea is ruled by the angry mob.
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Swiss think tank World Economic Forum (WEF) gave Korea a low gender equality ranking in a recent report. Netizens question the accuracy of the report.
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Fingerprints and DNA testing confirm Sewol owner, Yoo Byeong-eon, was found dead in and severly decomposed in Suncheon. Netizens raise conspiracy theories.
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Netizens on the right-leaning blog, Ilbe, respond to a post that uses 26 indices to conclude that Korea is not only a developed nation, but also world power.
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Ilbe netizens respond to a posting explaining theories on economic inequality from a new book about to be published in Korean, by French economist Piketty.
Conservative Facebook blog, Liberalism defends the recent agreement with Japan over reparations for 'comfort women'. However many netizens beg to differ.
Recently, a radical feminist online community 'Megalia' that exhibits extreme misandry has emerged as a prominent party in Korea’s gender discourse war front.
Recent protests in Seoul have piqued the interest of the entire world, but not all Koreans are in favor of the protesters' demands.
Episode 2 of SBS investigative TV show "I Want to Know the Truth" further explores the Lee Jung Hee sexual abuse case, finding an astounding lack of evidence.
The #HelpLeeJungHee campaign has taken the internet by storm with its tales of sexual abuse of a woman and her two sons. But it may all be an elaborate hoax.
Many think political news is being buried by nonsense celebrity gossip. While many people share conspiracy theories, they usually have little basis in reality.
The Korea Advanced Institute for Science and Technology (KAIST) recently won an international robots competition with its humanoid robot called Hubo.
Conservative blog, Liberalism, discusses the MERS outbreak, while criticizing the widespread panic that has gripped Korea and continues to make headlines.
Amid misinformation and rumors, Seoul's Mayor Park sparks controversy as he made statements critical of a doctor infected with MERS.
Korean netizens on the popular but infamous site Ilbe openly and honestly discuss their views of Japan and Japanese people.
Netizens on the popular Facebook page, Liberalism, discuss the state of welfare programs in Korea.
Netizens and conservatives discuss the stigma against Ilbe that has steadily become worse as Ilbe consistently gets negative press online.
Netizens respond to a post about Korea's "Society of Hate" from the Korean Facebook page, "Liberalism". The writer posits that Korea is ruled by the angry mob.
Swiss think tank World Economic Forum (WEF) gave Korea a low gender equality ranking in a recent report. Netizens question the accuracy of the report.
Fingerprints and DNA testing confirm Sewol owner, Yoo Byeong-eon, was found dead in and severly decomposed in Suncheon. Netizens raise conspiracy theories.
Netizens on the right-leaning blog, Ilbe, respond to a post that uses 26 indices to conclude that Korea is not only a developed nation, but also world power.
Ilbe netizens respond to a posting explaining theories on economic inequality from a new book about to be published in Korean, by French economist Piketty.
Some people may interpret the wage gap in the wrong way. It doesn't mean Korean women get only 63% of what Korean men do for the same job with the same educatio ...6 years ago»
Man of Korea isn't a "hate" group. Their language is pretty normal. Ilbe admins do not allow pornographic posts. Megalia can be banned pretty much only because ...6 years ago»
Doing military service means you are going to war if war breaks out. I mean, that's the point of military service, isn't it? Or is it just for fitness? Obviousl ...6 years ago»
For murder, robbery and rape, the crime rates were 0.047% for natives and 0.044% for foreigners in 2010. For murder alone, the rates were 0.002% for natives and ...6 years ago»
What's up with all these accounts with the Korean flag or peninsula avatars? ...7 years ago»
I know you are well-meaning. Like I said, my curiosity is why many expat commenters who care about Korean news seem to be much more bothered by the conflicts be ...7 years ago»
I personally support pragmatic attitudes but let me point this out because I've seen a number of Japanese netizens citing the remark from pres. Park in the wron ...7 years ago»
And sure, there's no war between Korea and Japan. But the improvement and peace I'm talking about is not about saving lives, but just improving atti ...7 years ago»
Because the netizens do not see it as 'improvement'. They are not just saying "Stop making peace." They are essentially saying "Make peace only if the other par ...7 years ago»
Just curious. Do you also feel strongly about netizens always being hawkish in domestic politics? "Lefty zombies vs. conservative idiots" for example. Or are yo ...7 years ago»