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North Korea Expands Satellite Distribution of Domestic TV Channels
North Korea is now distributing all four state TV channels via satellite for the first time, using Russia’s Express-103 system to expand broadcast coverage nationwide.
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North Korea’s other TV: What you don’t see on KCTV
North Korea’s other TV: What you don’t see on KCTV — the country runs three additional channels covering sport, culture, and education.
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Three Things To Read from November 2025
This month covers the fallout from foreign radio shutdowns, how North Korea’s internet connections work, and the possible arrival of spam text messages in the DPRK.
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North Korea’s first multi-channel IPTV service apparently launched
Manbang has launched North Korea’s first multi-channel IPTV service, offering 20 channels of live television across the country’s internal data network.
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The Importance of Foreign Information Access in North Korea
Dramatic cuts to foreign broadcasts targeting North Korea have raised urgent questions about how citizens will access outside information in the years ahead.
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North Korea retargets radio jamming
North Korea retargeted its radio jamming operations after South Korea’s NIS stopped its broadcasts, now focusing on civilian-run stations like KBS and Voice of Freedom.
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North Korea Has Scored a Major Victory in the Battle Against Information
A dramatic reduction in foreign radio programming broadcast into North Korea has handed the regime an unexpected win in its decades-long war on outside information.
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North Korea’s Revised Radio Wave Control Law
A revised Radio Wave Control Law expands North Korea’s legal framework for censoring foreign broadcasts to cover computers and all electronic communications devices.
