The basis for contents on the Internet is shifting from text to video and Korean portals are adapting themselves to the change well.

It's exciting to see how sales technology is adapting the roles of salespeople. You have cities like New Orleans now offering full, wireless connectivity, vendors releasing new reporting tools. It's challenging the way salespeople conduct business, and forcing them to respond to customers quicker and more efficiently than before.

The suggestion that these companies aren't paying for their use of the Internet is not true. When Amazon.com or ABC News.com signs up, they are buying very large bandwidth pipes. The only time you have to prioritize is if you're in a condition of scarcity. We have the technology to have all the fiber-optic capacity that you could possibly want and then some.

Brand is king on the Internet.

An open internet is an open platform for debating opposing views. It allows unpopular voices to be heard.

You're in tight games, it's tough on everybody and you've got the video referee there in a situation like that. They've got to stop the game anyway. It turns out a pretty crucial call.