Cyworld, in many ways a Korean pioneer in social networking services, is back with a vengeance this year on the back of robust “acorn” sales and closer collaboration with up-and-coming technology.

Long before the metaverse and cryptocurrency craze, South Korea had Cyworld, the microblogging platform where people used “dotori” digital money to decorate their personal avatars. It didn’t just ...

Ever wonder what it would be like to revisit favorite AOL and ICQ chat rooms? Or better still, your Orkut or MySpace communities? South Korea’s Cyworld wants to bring back memories from the 2000s with ...

Cyworld users will be able to make money through non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and games, its operator said Monday ahead of the reopening of the service Saturday. Cyworld-to-earn (C2E) is based on the ...

Another delay of Cyworld's reopening has alarmed investors who took a chance on CyClub, a cryptocurrency issued by Cyworld Z, the new operator of the social media platform that had been popular in the ...

Cyworld is putting great effort into developing its service for a launch next year. It plans to transform into a mobile application and web service that allows chat interactions within a personal ...

With Cyworld, which was called the nation's social media (SNS) in the 2000s, announcing plans to revive its services in the second half of next year, interest is growing regarding its potential for ...

With Cyworld set to resume its social media service under new management, concerns are growing that the new management may seek “speculative” profits by issuing a new cryptocurrency and repeat its ...

With its booming growth in the U.S. and prospects for sizable profits, Myspace.com is drawing lots of attention and now, even competition from one of the most successful social networking sites in the ...

Cytown, the metaverse currently being developed under South Korean software developer Hancom and local social media service Cyworld Z, recently received the green light from Google to launch a mobile ...

WATCH OUT MySpace. While online sites in the United States drool over the popularity of MySpace, the social networking site with 100 million users, today a potentially formidable challenge to MySpace ...