Kakao Talk
-
{
- All
- News
-
Mobile Chat Apps Line, Kakao Flourishing Among Young Asians
Kakao Talk and Line are growing by making mobile messaging apps an integral part of the lives of young Asians.
-
South Korea Tries to Ease Cyber-Surveillance Fears After KakaoTalk Exodus
Korean messaging app KakaoTalk said it had lost users because of the growing fears about large-scale government surveillance of the public.
-
Korea's Kakao Talk Vows to Protect User Privacy
Kakao Talk said it will stop fully cooperating with authorities seeking to access private messages as part of a government crackdown on online criticism.
-
South Korea Rumour Crackdown Jolts Social Media Users
Rattled users of Kakao Talk, a messaging app used by 35 million of South Korea's 50 million people, displayed a surge of interest in little-known German competitor, Telegram.
-
South Korea's Kakao Seeking Backdoor Listing by Combining With Daum
Kakao Talk is South Korea's most popular mobile messaging service but has struggled in overseas markets against bigger competition.
-
Four messaging apps vying to be the 'next WhatsApp'
The stunning price tag for a company that employs just 55 people is likely to boost valuations of other messaging applications.
-
Kakao Talk to launch online music and electronic book shop
Kakao Talk, a popular mobile messenger in South Korea, will launch an online music and electronic book shop next year.
-
Messaging apps show mobile Internet's rise in Asia
A handful of smartphone apps that began as basic instant messaging services have amassed several hundred million users in Asia.
-
Mobile Chat Apps Line, Kakao Flourishing Among Young Asians
Kakao Talk and Line are growing by making mobile messaging apps an integral part of the lives of young Asians.
-
South Korea Tries to Ease Cyber-Surveillance Fears After KakaoTalk Exodus
Korean messaging app KakaoTalk said it had lost users because of the growing fears about large-scale government surveillance of the public.
-
Korea's Kakao Talk Vows to Protect User Privacy
Kakao Talk said it will stop fully cooperating with authorities seeking to access private messages as part of a government crackdown on online criticism.
-
South Korea Rumour Crackdown Jolts Social Media Users
Rattled users of Kakao Talk, a messaging app used by 35 million of South Korea's 50 million people, displayed a surge of interest in little-known German competitor, Telegram.
-
South Korea's Kakao Seeking Backdoor Listing by Combining With Daum
Kakao Talk is South Korea's most popular mobile messaging service but has struggled in overseas markets against bigger competition.
-
Four messaging apps vying to be the 'next WhatsApp'
The stunning price tag for a company that employs just 55 people is likely to boost valuations of other messaging applications.
-
Kakao Talk to launch online music and electronic book shop
Kakao Talk, a popular mobile messenger in South Korea, will launch an online music and electronic book shop next year.
-
Messaging apps show mobile Internet's rise in Asia
A handful of smartphone apps that began as basic instant messaging services have amassed several hundred million users in Asia.
