It's GeoCities all over again?

What Silicon Valley Can Learn From Seoul
South Korean companies are building software for smartphones that’s chaotic, multifunctional and exciting — everything that American apps aren’t.
By JENNA WORTHAM

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• Wed, 13:04: Democrats Challenge Voter Restrictions in Battleground States http://t.co/aYbIt5lIK3
• Wed, 13:04: ‘Jurassic World’ Puts Colin Trevorrow in the Driver’s Seat http://t.co/20DWjT9E27
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• Wed, 17:48: RT @SceneMagTC: Twin Cities Gay Scene Shot E-mail Blast! http://t.co/Dvz2as952B
• Wed, 20:26: RT @saladinahmed: Region as privilege: It's way easier to escape poverty in NYC than it is in Detroit. http://t.co/sCxclSQ1U5 http://t.co/c…

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