Richard MacManus, a friend of mine whom I met through blogging, introduces the top web 2.0 applications in Korea on his blog, Read/Write Web. Chang W. Kim, who's also a close friend of mine, nicely summarizes the state of the webosphere in Korea.

I've been meaning to write such a post here for a while, at least bite by bite, but unfortunately I've not been able to do so due to the crazy amount of work I've been getting lately.

But, hey. I won't let you down. Soon, you'll be seeing many posts coming up on this blog as well. :)

p.s. Another good blog to visit is KoreaCrunch, if you're looking for more information on what the Web and the Web industry in Korea are like. It's run by a guy named Channy Yun, who's the head of the Mozilla Korea Project and the technical strategist of Daum, which is one of the top portals in Korea.