In addition to Internet newspapers, other not-for-profit bodies such as schools, religious institutions, and NGOs can use the solution for promotional tools. The company will offer the solution at a discount until the end of this month.

Seoul, Korea ¶May 24, 2012-- Media solutions developer DBK Networks has released a new solution for Internet newspapers called “MediaOn.” Based on inputs by frontline reporters and newspaper makers, the new solution has beefed up the editing function while adding new features such as social networking, eCRM, and cloud.

In a press release on May 15, DBK Networks CEO Yeo Won-Dong said, “The MediaOn solution will provide a convenient and feature-rich solution to small-sized online newspapers. We will do our best to make it the best solution for the system operators and users alike by offering it at low prices on an ASP basis.”

In a bid to make the solution widely available to low-budget non-profit newspaper organizations, DBK Networks signed on April 25 an agreement with the International Youth Cultural Exchange Association to encourage similar establishments to use the MediaOn solution.

In addition to Internet newspapers, other not-for-profit bodies such as schools, religious institutions, and NGOs can use the solution for promotional tools. The company will offer the solution at a discount until the end of this month. For more details, contact DBK Networks media business department at 82-2-839-8700.

Sean Chung (press@whowired.com)