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Was not failed personalization? It’s in fashion interactive personalization services with Ajax and RSS feeds. In past, the portal based personalization was closed and aggregated informations in portal. But, a new thing is opened. There are many kinds of services such as Netvibes, Google Ig, MSN Live (aka, Start.com) and My Yahoo!.
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Recently Google presented own future strategy to stock analysts. Also Yahoo hosts Yahoo! Analyst Day with Semel and all of core managers of Yahoo! You can download presentation files. In summary, they want to offer good experiences and become the major contents distribution platform.
I remarked Jeff Weiner’s social search session. This means collaborative search [...]

Tistory starts closed beta services. It is blog hosting services with strategic partnership between Tattertools, a famous blog software written PHP and Daum Comminications, the largest internet portal in Korea. It’s similar with MovableType on Yahoo! Web Hosting. Yahoo! also offers hosting service of WordPress. But, there is a different thing compared with Yahoo!. Tistory [...]

As like Logo 2.0 part, I made snapshot of korean web 2.0 logo-type. You can see all profiles of web 2.0 companies in Korea.
Updated.Korean Web 2.0 Lists

May you read Google Fails to Make Inroads in S. Korea. Korean version of Google referred only about 17% of unique visitors to other sites in March 2006, according to WebSideStory. KoreanClick found that Google’s Korean site referred only about 10.8% of unique visitors in February 2006. Naver accounted for nearly 58.4% of search referrals, [...]

Mr. Kyuyoung Kang gives leactures in Ajax/Flash Workshop of Bizdeli and Korea.Internet.com in May. 3th. He is a consultant of Agile Counsulting and expert for Java, XP and Ajax and TDD. He was a speaker of Web Application Workshop 2006 and Ajax Workshop 2005.
In this workshop, it treats file upload, TCP/IP communication, animation, control for [...]

Naver launched Naver Blink, a social bookmark service for blog posts. Blink is based tagging, but it guides four actions to make tags to 1) like, 2) buy, 3) do something and 4) go somewhere. User can make tag to do “web 2.0 study” or buy “digital camera”. In fact, most of blog posts in [...]

Welcome to the koreacrunch.com renamed my old blog of “Channy’s Web 2.0 in Korea”. This blog was my priavte blog in english because, as you know, it’s my poor english. In fact, there were small stories until Jan. Oneday Mr. Adam Kightley ask me why I didn’t update my blog. Wow, there was a reader! [...]