They are at the top of their respective games. Google is the search giant that is spreading into other realms. South Korea is the tech giant that is keeping a tight hold as a country. The two goals seem to clash. Who will win?
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Google vs South Korea
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Published October 14, 2013
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South Korea is one of the world’s most digitally advanced countries. It has ubiquitous broadband, running at speeds that many Americans can only envy. Its Internet is also one of the most quirky in the world.
A curfew restricts school-age children from playing online games at night; adults wanting to do so need to provide their resident registration numbers to prove that they are of age.
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