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Oh Yeon-ho

South Korean online entrepreneur
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  • citizen journalism

    …Korea, where the online entrepreneur Oh Yeon-ho declared in 2000 that “every citizen is a reporter.” Oh and three South Korean colleagues started an online daily newspaper in 2000 because, he said, they were dissatisfied with the traditional South Korean press. Unable to afford the costs of hiring professionals and…

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    …Korea, where the online entrepreneur Oh Yeon-ho declared in 2000 that “every citizen is a reporter.” Oh and three South Korean colleagues started an online daily newspaper in 2000 because, he said, they were dissatisfied with the traditional South Korean press. Unable to afford the costs of hiring professionals and…

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