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Hyejin Kim

Contributor profile · 229 posts · joined 23 April 2007

Regional Editor for Korea

Hyejin Kim enjoys hiking, learning about new places, and pondering the world. In her free time, she writes about interesting things she has encountered through work, school, and life. She blogs with Erik Mobrand at katongcouple.blogspot.com.

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22 March 2009

Korea: Two American Journalists are detained in North Korea.

Written by Hyejin Kim · North America

Two American Journalists - a Korean American and Chinese American - are detained in North Korea after they tried to report on North Korean issues (It is known that they...

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16 March 2009

Korea: New Media Laws and Contining Debates

Written by Hyejin Kim · East Asia

The Lee Myung Bak Government has been trying to change media laws and has faced strong opposition from journalists, major broadcasting companies, and citizens. The speaker of the National Assembly...

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8 March 2009

Korea: Layoff

Written by Hyejin Kim · East Asia

A cold story. People are laid off due to economic downturn. Netizens share their experiences of being laid off or their fears. A blogger put a post on why companies...

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2 March 2009

Korea: First dating, how to read your partner within 10 minutes.

Written by Hyejin Kim · East Asia

How can you find a perfect man for yourself as soon as possible? I discovered that a blogger shares some interesting psychological analyses of how you can read personalities and...

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27 February 2009

Korea: Economic downturn and which companies have the best chances for survival.

Written by Hyejin Kim · East Asia

While all of us hope the economic downturn is over soon, it seems that it’s a long term battle. Companies are cutting employees or decreasing their business scope. A netizen...

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24 February 2009

Korea: Hillary Clinton's Visit

Written by Hyejin Kim · East Asia

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Korea. Rather than any other issues, North Korean issues were the major topic. Some people welcomed her on the street, raising signs, “Welcome,...

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