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Wikipedia Overview
Uriminzokkiri was a North Korean state-controlled news website, much of whose content was syndicated from other news groups within the country, such as KCNA. Aside from on their own website, Uriminzokkiri also distributed information over YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Youku and Instagram until they had deleted their social media presence. Uriminzokkiri's official website was blocked in South Korea, and their Facebook and YouTube accounts were both terminated.
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North Korean propaganda sites offline for second day in likely sign of removal - NK News
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Thanks to YouTube, North Korea Has Just Become Even More Opaque - 38 North
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North Korean Video Games: Fun With Nationalism - Peterson Institute for International Economics
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Apple Inc. Mac OS X Wallpaper Spotted In North Korean News Channel Backdrop - International Business Times
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James Dresnok: Sons confirm death of US defector to N Korea - BBC
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YouTube Removes North Korea Propaganda Channel - VOA - Voice of America English News
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Poetic lauder of North Korean regime faces jail term in the South - koreaherald.com
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North Korean propaganda sites targeting South go dark in simultaneous outage - NK News
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North Korea hackathon ideas "futile", says Uriminzokkiri - NK News
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Why Would a Defector Return to North Korea? It's Complicated - VOA - Voice of America English News
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Activist defector ‘redefects’ back to North Korea: Uriminzokkiri - NK News
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Seoul investigating defection of former foreign minister’s son to N. Korea - NK News
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Former TV star defector back in North Korea: state media - NK News
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Classes begin at new North Korean hospitality school, state media says - NK News
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Former defector TV star reappears on North Korean outlet - NK News
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North Korean news channel uses Mac OS wallpaper for backdrop - NK News
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North Korea responds to ‘Anonymous’ hacking incident - NK News
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YouTube continues to terminate North Korea-related channels - NK News
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North Korea shows new ultra-light recreational aircraft - NK News
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North Korean propagandists lampoon Yoon Suk-yeol with caricatures and cartoons - NK News
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North Korea's Twitter, Flickr account hacked - CBS News
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NK's YouTube vlog channels blocked in S. Korea on spy agency's request - koreatimes.co.kr
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North Korean TV star defector Lim Ji-hyun feared abducted - BBC
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North Korea: Who would dare to piggyback on Kim Jong-un? - BBC
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North Korea may have just become more of a mystery - South China Morning Post
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Anonymous hackers claim to have stolen 15,000 passwords from North Korea’s Uriminzokkiri site - The Next Web
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NK re-defector makes 3rd appearance in propaganda video - koreaherald.com
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Kim Jong-Un claims he drank 10 bottles of Bordeaux at once. Should he be dead? - SFGATE
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Sons of defector American reappear in N. Korean media, confirm father’s death - NK News
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South Korean Defects to the North, Following in His Parents’ Footsteps (Published 2019) - The New York Times
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YouTube shuts down North Korea propaganda account - South China Morning Post
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In Pyongyang, a well known food store introduces home delivery service - NK News
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Son of high-profile South Korean defector 'moves to North Korea' - The Guardian
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North Korea Twitter, Flickr accounts hacked by Anonymous - NBC News
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North Korean Video Depicts Invasion of South Korea - VOA - Voice of America English News
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Anonymous claims it stole 15,000 user records from North Korea site - NBC News
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Websites of N. Korean propaganda outlets inaccessible for 2nd straight day - Yonhap News Agency
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Sorry, Anonymous probably didn’t hack North Korea’s intranet - The Washington Post
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South Korean man defects to North Korea, Pyongyang says - upi.com
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North Korean State TV Live-Streaming on Facebook - VOA - Voice of America English News
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NK propaganda outlet denounces S. Korea - US military drill as 'playing with fire' - koreaherald.com
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YouTube has shut down more North Korean channels — and researchers are livid - The Washington Post
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N. Korean video takes on Yeonmi Park claims - NK News
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N. Korean media criticizes S. Korea, warns that family reunions may be scrapped - The Washington Post
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Anonymous Hacks North Korea’s Social Media, Kim Jong-Un Morphs Into a Fat Pig - SiliconANGLE
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'Im Ji-hyun voluntarily returned to N. Korea' - koreatimes.co.kr
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N.K. propaganda outlet carries poster depicting S. Korea-U.S. alliance crushed - Yonhap News Agency
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North Korean propaganda video shows attack on Washington, D.C. (with video) - AL.com
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North Korea propaganda video shows attack on New York - The Seattle Times
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Websites of N. Korean propaganda outlets inaccessible for 2nd straight day - koreatimes.co.kr
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North Korea Gets Facebook; South Korea Investigates - newsfeed.time.com
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North Korea rattles saber to rally citizens - koreatimes.co.kr
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South Korean follows in father's footsteps and defects to the North - Sky News
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N.K. re-defector makes 3rd appearance in propaganda video - Yonhap News Agency
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Hacked websites trigger probe into pro-N.K. activities - koreaherald.com
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North Korea's official Twitter and Flickr feeds taken over by hackers - The Guardian
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YouTube shuts down North Korean propaganda channels - The Guardian
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Anonymous Claims It Hacked North Korea's Intranet (But It Probably Didn't) - Yahoo Finance Singapore
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North Korea Dreams of an American City in Flames - The Irrawaddy
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North Korea Joins Twitter - Character Media
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Elderly S.Korean Defects to N.Korea - 조선일보
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ICYMI - North Korea accuses the US & South of fanning the 'fever of war' - investingLive
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Anonymous takes credit for North Korea hack - iTnews
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South Korea probes North Korean celebrity defector who 'returned home' - The Straits Times
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Hackers Put This Very Unflattering Picture of Kim Jong Un on North Korea’s Flickr Page - New York Magazine
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5 North Koreans have re-defected to South since 2012 - koreatimes.co.kr
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Six more things to note about Kim's China visit - BBC Monitoring
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North Korea Puts Calls into Poster Form - DailyNK
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N. Korean Kids Learn From Home Amid COVID-19 Concerns - TBS 서울
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Hackers Attack North Korea And Post Ridiculous Kim Jong-un Picture To State Social Media Accounts - El Economista
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Hackers attack North Korea news website - العرب اليوم
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