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Games & Commerce
Cyworld to relaunch with October beta as Sigmachain seeks to restore 17 billion records
Cyworld will resume service starting with a beta launch in October. Its new operator, blockchain technology company Sigmachain, said it has acquired Cyworld-related intellectual property, trademarks and user data, and will prioritise restoring about 17 billion existing user records. The company plans to stabilise the service and launch a full version in the first half of 2027. It is also reviewing revenue models using NFTs and stablecoins, while legal disputes remain a potential variable.
Telecommunications & Media
KISA says national domain registrations rebound to over 1.1 million, boosted by stronger user protection
South Korea’s national domain registrations have returned to above 1.1 million, the Korea Internet & Security Agency said. As of end-June 2026, registrations stood at 1,101,000. The total first topped 1 million in 2008 and hit a record 1,602,000 in 2018 before declining. Registrations began rising again in 2025. Four new third-level domains launched last year logged 14,000 registrations by end-June.
AI & Enterprise
Dinotesia unveils LegalQ AI law search service
Dinotesia said on Tuesday it has released a beta version of LegalQ, an AI search service that lets users explore laws and provisions using natural language. The service can find relevant statutes and related clauses without requiring the name of a law or article number. It applies an “agentic RAG” approach that rewrites user intent into legal terms and selects a search method. It uses official data from the Ministry of Government Legislation’s shared law information service.
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AI & Enterprise
DigitalToday launches AI real-time translation-based English news service
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AI & Enterprise
Testing OpenClaw AI agent shows limits for average users
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Games & Commerce
SOOP 2025 operating profit rises 7.5 percent to 122.0 billion won
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AI & Enterprise
Igloo Corporation wins U.S. classification society security certification after France, Korea
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AI & Enterprise
Leaked data check service expanded to include email lookups