Oranckay says the South Korean president has three blogs:
It’ll probably be in the English press by morning but president Roh Moo Hyun has got his own blog.
Or two.
Or three.
One at Naver, one at Daum, and one at Paran.
Some have said one of Roh’s biggest problems is that he’s got his head buried in the internet. You know, instead of just governing without constantly trying to be best buddies with The Netizens all the time. I wonder if he is going to be able to sleep at night without wondering what kind of comments he’s been getting. (He’s been known to leave a few himself here and there.)
Hopefully these will be more active than the three blogs of his northern counterpart. Kim Jong-il has let two of them slide. Speaking of that, we should have all checked the infrequently updated Beloved Leader site for details of his China trip. It would have spared us a lot of speculation:
Screw those Beijing Clowns
I am going Shopping!
Damn! Is today a holiday? I had some of my Overseas Bureau lads put me ashore this morning so I could shop for some hard-to-get items. Are those little LG things the same as iPods?
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Mao: The Unknown Story - by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday:
A controversial and damning biography of the Helmsman.
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January 18th, 2006 at 3:04 am
Well good for him. It’s good to see that despite is dislike of America, he still uses American-made internet publishing platforms. HAHA, silly people.