Naver, the operator of South Korea’s largest portal website and online search engine, has officially called on Google to openly discuss its practices and activities in the Korean market, raising the ...

As Google again seeks access to Korea’s high-precision map data for Google Maps, the country's portal giant Naver is striving to maintain its edge with foreign users, rolling out a new ...

Walk into the headquarters of South Korea’s biggest search engine, Naver, and you could be in Silicon Valley. Like Google and Facebook, the company has an affection for bean bags and primary colors.

Naver’s footprint within affiliate LY Corporation, formed from the merger of Line and Yahoo Japan, is steadily fading. LY Corporation will ditch Line Works, a business collaboration tool developed by ...

South Korean tech giant Naver said Tuesday its translation service has become more popular than that of Google among South Korean users, with the number of people using Naver’s Papago app surpassing ...

Naver and Kakao are strengthening their competitiveness in the commerce business. As both companies expand their service portfolios, their areas of business are increasingly overlapping, leading to ...

Crowd’s wisdom helps South Korean search engine beat Google and Yahoo from the New York Times describes South Korea’s most popular search engine, Naver. Naver currently has a 77 percent share of all ...

Naver is following in the footsteps of Google in its hardware business strategy, focusing on combining its big data expertise with artificial intelligence (AI). In a two-day developer conference which ...

A merger between Naver and Upbit crypto exchange operator Dunamu will create a “mega company” with profits of $2.1B per year, ...

DOWN jackets are typically stuffed with duck, not chicken, feathers. Why? “Ask Naver”. So ran an ad in 2003 for a South Korean web portal of that name featuring an innovative, crowdsourced ...

Since roughly 2006 Naver has been the leading search site in South Korea. Consistently Google has been unable to break through and — according to various traffic estimates — has less than 5 percent of ...