Earlier this week, I wrote an article on the role of government and Internet connectivity. The NY Times runs a pair of stories today on the South Korean experience with active government involvement in technology. With the country a world leader in cellphone technology and people able to watch reasonable quality television on their cellphones, they’re doing some things right.
Government and Tech, Cont’d
March 16, 2006
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