] For years, people will be debating what made this country
] go from conservative to liberal, from gerontocracy to
] youth culture and from staunchly pro-American to a deeply
] ambivalent ally all seemingly overnight.
]
] For most here, the change is symbolized by the election
] in December of Roh Moo Hyun, a reformist lawyer with a
] disarmingly unfussy style who at 56 is youthful by South
] Korean political standards. But for many observers, the
] most important agent of change has been the Internet.

Online Newspaper Shakes Up Korean Politics