I stumbled upon this interesting article<http://techpresident.com/news/wegov/23538/south-korean-digital-activists-work-google-toward-digital-freedom>on Tech President about the growth of digital rights advocacy in South Korea. Of note, the article cites the free culture as facilitating this movement:
"Perhaps it is no surprise, then, that the free culture movement has been > the seed ground for Korea's emerging battle over online speech and > transparency. Creative Commons Korea, an outgrowth of the Creative Commons > initiative co-founded by Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig, contributed > to the fight by translating "Open Government," the collection of essays > published by O'Reilly Media, into Korean in February, 2012." > pretty cool! All best, Jen
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