The government has once again postponed its decision on Google’s request to export high-precision maps of South Korea overseas. With the decision delayed three times this year alone, the final ruling ...
South Korea on Friday rejected Google's request to export government-supplied data for its global mapping service, arguing it would make the country more vulnerable to attack by North Korea. It was ...
The government has decided to overhaul the current spatial information management system, including high-precision maps. As it reviews requests from global big tech companies such as Google and Apple ...
Gov't to check human rights violations in U.S. raid on Korean workers: presidential office Worker recounts details of human rights violations during detention in U.S. raid ...
The government will once again postpone its judgment on Google’s request to export high-precision maps. A conclusion on the export of maps is expected to be reached after the South Korea-U.S. summit.
Because the 1950-53 Korean conflict ended with a ceasefire rather than a peace treaty, the two Koreas remain technically at war. It was the second such rebuff for the US tech giant, which said it was ...
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