30.67 mln Koreans are now regularly using the Internet, according to a survey by the Korean Ministry of Information and Communication and the National Internet Development Agency.
30.67 mln Koreans are now regularly using the Internet, according to a survey by the Korean Ministry of Information and Communication and the National Internet Development Agency. The country has a population of 45 mln. Korea is the fifth country in the world to have topped the 30 mln mark, following after the United States, Japan, China and Germany.
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