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From Propaganda to Passion: N. Korean TV Show Mimics K-Drama to Fend Off Banned Media From the South

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It is likely a move towards more engaging content, to prevent North Koreans from consuming foreign media. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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From propaganda to passion: N. Korean TV show mimics K-drama to fend off banned media from the South

It is likely a move towards more engaging content, to prevent North Koreans from consuming foreign media. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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These Series that the North Koreans Look at at the Peril of Their Lives

More than 80 per cent of North Korean defectors watched South Korean series before choosing exile. Pyongyang's regime does not deceive, threatening the firing squad with any person taken in possession of such serials, says the British weekly The Economist.

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