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South Korean artist arrested for re-tweeting North Korean tweets

Seoul - Park Jung-geun is a 23-year old who makes a living taking pictures of babies. Now he stands accused of "acts that benefit the enemy" -- a vague term that the South Korean government uses to arrest people for charges that don't seem to fit elsewhere.
In the Media by William Schmalfeldt

What will be history's judgment of N. Korean leader Kim Jong-il? Special

Toronto - How will history judge Kim Jong-il? That was the question that experts asked during a discussion panel in Toronto Saturday. Experts and officials talked about the legacy of the North Korean leader and what the future holds for Kim Jong-un and the country.
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Apple v Samsung: no copyright infringement but dispute continues

Apple’s claim that Samsung had heavily borrowed its design concept for the iPad have been rejected by a Dutch appeals court. However, the long-running dispute between the two technoloogy giants looks set to continue.
In the Media by Tim Sandle - 2 comments

Kim Jung iI's elder playboy son secretly visits father's grave

Pyongyang - Kim-Jong-Nam, half-brother to North Korea's new supreme commander, Kim Jong-Un avoided his father's elaborate funeral, instead making a secret visit using a false passport to pay his respects. Kim Jong-Nam, 40, lives in the Chinese territory of Macau.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

Kim Jong-un named 'supreme leader' of North Korean military

Son of long time ruler Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-un, is named 'supreme' leader of the North Korean military. This comes after the 13 days of mourning for Kim Jong-il.
In the Media by Joe Gullo

Canadian-Korean organization talks state of affairs in N. Korea Special

Toronto - It has been a little more than a week since the passing of North Korean ruler Kim Jong-il. As tens of thousands mourn, the world waits for the rise of Kim Jong-un. The question is now: what should the international community do?
Digital Journal Report by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Kim Jung-ll lived the high life, while his people starved

Pyongyang - North Korea's just deceased leader, Kim Jung-II loved basketball, Hennessy, his platform shoes and Elizabeth Taylor. But as a dictator, he starved his subjects, silenced any dissent and held the world hostage with nuclear threats.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg - 1 comment

S. Korea to put up Christmas lights at border despite opposition

South Korea plans to display Christmas tree-shaped lights for 15 days within view of the North Korean border beginning Dec. 23. North Korea has warned "unexpected consequences" if the lights are displayed.
In the Media by Kevin Fitzgerald

Ancient bronze artifact discovered at Alaska archaeology site Special

Davis - A small piece of cast bronze in the shape of a buckle found by archaeologists in Alaska could help confirm ancient migrations of people from East Asia to America across the Bering Strait.
Digital Journal Report by Igor I. Solar - 7 comments

Why pregnant Korean women want their children born on Nov. 11

Seoul - November 11, 2011, holds center stage in the lives of many pregnant South Korean women who wish to deliver their babies on this particular date. Many are even willing to undergo Caesarean section for this purpose.
In the Media by Ernest Dempsey - 2 comments
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