Why South Korea out-networks U.S.

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In my opinion, the primary driving force is...

I'm a Korean college student in EE department. For a just few years, Seoul has become seriously wired! A guy without a cellular phone is treated as such an outlandish and primitive man whom I have not ever met yet. Furthermore, VDSL and Nespot ( KT's Wireless Internet Services ) is available literally everywhere.

The primary driving force that pushes Korean people to install highspeed broadband volutarily is simple: its unique culture. Korean unique culture emphasizes the intimacy with their friends a lot. The success of Cyworld( www.cyworld.com) is for this reason. Cyworld actually became the front page of its more than ten million users. Korean human relationship is very intimate.

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