S Korea blocks access to North Korea's domain

[unreal.livejournal.com]

South Korea has blocked its people in the South from accessing Web sites using North Korea's national Web domain name, saying the sites contain "illegal information" under the nation's anti-communism and security laws, officials said here.

The blockage by the South's state-run Communications Standards Commission came less than a day after an expert said North Korea had renewed the use of its own national Web domain name of ".kp" in an apparent effort to widen public access to its propaganda sites.

The commission started blocking Web sites using the ".kp" domain from Internet users in the South attempting to view those sites, including an Internet portal with an address of http://www.naenara.com.kp, officials said.

indiatimes

Comments

[xfactorglory.livejournal.com]

Perfect comment is perfect.

[mistyx.livejournal.com]

.....okayyy then.

[mistyx.livejournal.com]

Just been having a look on that website. It feels a bit creepy tbqh. The pictures of the monuments and building are beautiful, they have so many things to be proud of and yet I'm pretty sure the people who live there wouldn't paint such a pretty picture of the country as is done on the website.

[hitsujiga.livejournal.com]

that's reverse propaganda and i don't like it either. :/

(http://img266.imageshack.us/i/unbenanntru.jpg/)
but now that's called trolling...

[minorpianokeys.livejournal.com]

anti-communism laws sounds awfully communist. oh, the irony!