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South Korea’s network infrastructure may be state of the art, but the country’s ‘pay to play’ regime for delivering traffic is an unprecedented threat to the free and open internet.
Open Net Korea, along with 13 other NGOs — including epicenter.works and Access Now — are...
telecoms.com 8/9/2020 “South Korea fleshes out regressive ‘Netflix law’”
Written by Nick Wood Consumers in South Korea could soon end up paying twice to watch Netflix...
The Investor 8/9/2020 “Korea reveals details of ‘Netflix law’”
By Shim Woo-hyun (ws@heraldcorp.com) The Ministry of Science and ICT on Sept. 8 provided advance...
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PRESS RELEASE
Open Net holds Petition Drive for Child Pornography Law Reform at Seoul International Cartoon Animation Festival
Read Korean original here.
Open Net welcomes First Appeals Court Decision Finding Adult Actor Video Not Child Pornography
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Open Net opens a Citizen’s Academy on Internet and Society
The academy is a 10 weeks-long weekly lecture series open...
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