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Qbox is the search service for background music in blogs or minihompies. You can freely find and listen to music so it’s very useful for all of users because of legal listening service. In fact, most of korean music sites charge the legal (unlimited) streaming service. It costs about 3 dollar per month. An [...]

Now Naver accounts for 70 percent of Korean search engine traffic, it has become more or less invincible among portal sites. Still, the rivals are trying to regain lost ground, tiny though their ships may look against the Death Star of NHN. It has been a month since Empas (www.empas.com) quietly launched an open search [...]

1Noon is a local search engine service launched in September, 2005 in Korea. The 1Noon means “First Snow” and is pronunciated by “Chutnoon” in korean. They focused on search indexing for korean web pages. But, Chutnoon’s challenge seems to be reckless.
Most of internet users selected portal-offering search services such as Naver, Daum and [...]

Naver is the largest korean portal site in Korea based on search engine, one of NHN Corp. (KOSDAQ 035420) It started from venture incubation in Samsung SDS in 1999. It was one of search engines in Korea and offered search services to portal and internet company. In 2000, Naver merged Hangame, Oneq and search [...]