This news feels particularly timely this week and a good place to set future standards. The Korean court has handed down a guilty sentence to a 24-year old K-netizen who was found to have spread unfounded and malicious rumors about Lee Seo Jin and Sunny of SNSD. The person commented on a website of over 1 million users that Lee Seo Jin and Sunny had a special relationship after doing a variety show together and that the staff and crew all knew about it. Lee Seo Jin’s side reported this to the police who investigated and charged that online commenter. The sentence includes 6 months of jail time, 2 years suspended sentence, and 80 hours of community service. Good start and hopefully a few more of these cases taken seriously will start to have a ripple effect in the untamed anonymity of online users.
Well this is certainly a casting for those who love super tall guy teeny tiny…
So one good aspect of producer Yu Zheng being a mega hype artist for his…
Last week on April 22nd a new C-drama premiered the Tencent modern romance Will Love…
The first promos for sci-fi movie Wonderland have been less than wonderous but having such…
The recently started filming period C-drama A Dream Within a Dream went ahead and released…
Well this is a bit of good news for two K-actresses having been in controversy…
This website uses cookies.
View Comments
It can also backfire. What if some powerful celebrity sues the truthful netizens.
Truthful netizens provide proof/evidencr and dont hide in their anonymous username.
Getting sue doesn't mean you automatically get charged. It gets investigated and evidence will be brought forward. Honestly, I doubt the celebrity will waste time and money to sue if it's the truth. Do they really want to provoke the person to bring out evidence?
It's good to see something being done, but I don't know how I feel about this punishment. That's more than most rapists get...