North Korea & Social Media

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Things That Made Kim Jong-Il Smile And Frown

http://www.iepmag.com/2011/11/04/photo-mon-voyage-en-coree-du-nord/

La rédaction vous propose aujourd’hui pour la première fois un témoignage photo exclusif, pour le moins dépaysant, en Corée du Nord (République populaire démocratique de Corée) réalisé pour IEP Mag par un étudiant de Sciences Po Strasbourg. Ce recueil de photos prises notamment à Pyongyang ne constitue pas vraiment un reportage ni une analyse poussée de la situation en Corée mais bel et bien un témoignage de mon voyage d’une semaine en Corée du Nord. J’ai décidé de publier ce diaporama plutôt qu’un long article car il était parfois très difficile de décrire ce que je voyais.

[Photo] Mon voyage en Corée du Nord | IEP Mag

Petite immersion dans le WTF nord-coréen - Tristao's flux

HQ | I'm So Ronery by Kim Jong - Team America: World Police

Welt Kompakt: Missile Attack | Ads of the World™

http://abonnes.lemonde.fr/asie-pacifique/article/2011/03/04/les-revoltes-dans-le-monde-arabe-suscitent-la-nervosite-de-pyongyang_1488162_3216.html

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Les révoltes dans le monde arabe suscitent la nervosité de Pyongyang - LeMonde.fr

Uriminzokkiri Youtube Hack (January 8, 2011)

Korean hackers mount cyber skirmishes in propaganda war | Technology | The Guardian

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/11/korea-hackers-mount-cyber-skirmishes

South Korean hackers gained access to Pyongyang’s official Twitter account. Photograph: Lee Jae-Won/Reuters While North and South Korea consider the possibility of reopening cross-border talks, the two countries' hackers are conducting a proxy war in cyberspace.

Korean hackers stage social media attacks via Twitter and YouTube

http://thenextweb.com/asia/2011/01/11/korean-hackers-stage-social-media-attacks-on-twitter-and-youtube/

Tensions are always fraught between North and South Korea. Now hackers on both sides of the border could be inflaming the situation further with a series of online attacks.

SEOUL | Tue Aug 24, 2010 8:36pm EDT SEOUL (Reuters) - Former President Jimmy Carter has left the United States and is en route to North Korea on a mission to win the release of an American being held prisoner there, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Wednesday.

Carter on way to North Korea to free U.S. prisoner: report | Reuters

http://www.reuters.com/article/2010/08/25/us-korea-north-usa-idUSTRE67N05920100825

Carter in N.Korea to free U.S. prisoner: reports | Reuters

SEOUL (Reuters) - Former President Jimmy Carter met North Korea's nominal head of state on Wednesday after touching down in Pyongyang for a private visit to win the release of an American jailed in the reclusive country. Carter's visit comes amid heightened tensions on the peninsula after the March torpedoing of a South Korean warship, which Seoul blames on the North and which prompted Washington to announce expanded sanctions against Pyongyang. The Nobel Peace Prize laureate and his group were met at the airport by Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye-gwan, who represents Pyongyang at six-way nuclear disarmament talks that have been on hold for two years.