How did Korea Exposé become a startup? What are its goals and business strategies? Haeryun Kang, Korea Exposé's CEO & Managing Editor, shared the story of our journalism startup with students from ASIA TOMORROW.
“When you’re [running] a startup, you’re a jack of all trades. You can’t just be content makers. I have to…
South Korea's summit with North Korea is happening in less than a week. It's seen as an important stepping stone for Kim Jong-un's expected meeting with Donald Trump sometime in May. What does North Korea want? What are some unspoken issues?
The inter-Korean summit is happening on Apr. 27, the first head-of-state meeting in 11 years. Publisher Se-Woong Koo provided commentary…
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It's been a full year since Korea Exposé launched as a company, and Se-Woong Koo steps down from the role of CEO, to be replaced by managing editor Haeryun Kang effective immediately.
We collaborated with Lunapads, a menstruation business in Canada, to produce a video about menstrual culture in South Korea. Many…
On Mar. 8, 28 journalists from the Knight-Wallace Fellowship, one of the most prestigious awards given in journalism in the U.S., visited the Korea Exposé office in Seoul to hear about our start-up.