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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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North Korea's Box Of Bones: A King And The Dream Of Korean Unification
It's the stuff of an Indiana Jones movie: supernatural kings, ancient tombs, and government-backed archaeologists striving to harness the power of legend for a greater cause.
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A 'Ghost Ship' Washed Ashore In Japan, And Clues Point To North Koreans
About 30,000 North Koreans have defected since the devastating famine in the mid-1990s. They tell stories of sometimes violent reprisals for political speech, being banished to labor camps for watching American movies and old-fashioned starvation.
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South Korea Police Block 'Interview' DVD Launch Into North
The South Korean authorities have stepped in to prevent another activist launching copies of the Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon.
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'The Interview' DVDs Ballon-Launched into North Korea
A South Korean activist said today he had launched thousands of copies of Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon, ignoring dire threats of reprisals from Pyongyang.
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South Korea Activists Postpone 'The Interview' DVD Balloon Launch
South Korean activists today postponed plans to send thousands of copies of the Hollywood movie "The Interview" to North Korea, following criticism from Seoul and dire warnings of military reprisals from Pyongyang.
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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Obama is 'Like A Monkey In A Tropical Forest', Says North Korea in Hacking Row
North Korea called President Barack Obama "a monkey" and blamed the US on Saturday for shutting down its internet amid the hacking row over the comedy movie, 'The Interview'.
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'The Interview' Takes in US $1 Million in Limited Release
Raunchy comedy "The Interview" took in one million dollars in its limited release opening day, Sony Studios said Friday, after the film was turned away by major theaters.
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In Asia, 'The Interview' is Watched Illegally Online, and Panned
Hundreds of thousands of people viewed illegal copies of "The Interview" in China and South Korea on Friday, just hours after the controversial movie on the fictional assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was released in the United States.
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Russia Offers Sympathy to North Korea Amid Sony Hack Allegations
Russia said the movie that sparked the dispute was so scandalous that Pyongyang's anger was "quite understandable."
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Raunchy North Korea Comedy 'The Interview' Hits US Theatres
Raunchy comedy "The Interview" -- featuring a fictional plot to kill North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un that has enraged Pyongyang -- opened in crowded US movie theaters Thursday looking to make a statement on free speech.
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Sony Streams North Korea Comedy Online
Entertainment giant Sony released "The Interview" -- a movie that outraged North Korea by lampooning dictator Kim Jong-Un -- online for US viewers on Wednesday.
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North Korean Parents Who Let Children Watch Hollywood Films Will Be Sent To Prison: Report
Parents of children caught viewing foreign films will be sent to labour camps for six months while children will serve five years of imprisonment.
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Two North Korea Teens, 16 And 17, Executed For Watching K-Drama: Report
North Korea executed two high school students for watching South Korean and American movies, a report said.
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North Korea's Box Of Bones: A King And The Dream Of Korean Unification
It's the stuff of an Indiana Jones movie: supernatural kings, ancient tombs, and government-backed archaeologists striving to harness the power of legend for a greater cause.
-
A 'Ghost Ship' Washed Ashore In Japan, And Clues Point To North Koreans
About 30,000 North Koreans have defected since the devastating famine in the mid-1990s. They tell stories of sometimes violent reprisals for political speech, being banished to labor camps for watching American movies and old-fashioned starvation.
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South Korea Police Block 'Interview' DVD Launch Into North
The South Korean authorities have stepped in to prevent another activist launching copies of the Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon.
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'The Interview' DVDs Ballon-Launched into North Korea
A South Korean activist said today he had launched thousands of copies of Hollywood film "The Interview" into North Korea by balloon, ignoring dire threats of reprisals from Pyongyang.
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South Korea Activists Postpone 'The Interview' DVD Balloon Launch
South Korean activists today postponed plans to send thousands of copies of the Hollywood movie "The Interview" to North Korea, following criticism from Seoul and dire warnings of military reprisals from Pyongyang.
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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Obama is 'Like A Monkey In A Tropical Forest', Says North Korea in Hacking Row
North Korea called President Barack Obama "a monkey" and blamed the US on Saturday for shutting down its internet amid the hacking row over the comedy movie, 'The Interview'.
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'The Interview' Takes in US $1 Million in Limited Release
Raunchy comedy "The Interview" took in one million dollars in its limited release opening day, Sony Studios said Friday, after the film was turned away by major theaters.
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In Asia, 'The Interview' is Watched Illegally Online, and Panned
Hundreds of thousands of people viewed illegal copies of "The Interview" in China and South Korea on Friday, just hours after the controversial movie on the fictional assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was released in the United States.
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Russia Offers Sympathy to North Korea Amid Sony Hack Allegations
Russia said the movie that sparked the dispute was so scandalous that Pyongyang's anger was "quite understandable."
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Raunchy North Korea Comedy 'The Interview' Hits US Theatres
Raunchy comedy "The Interview" -- featuring a fictional plot to kill North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un that has enraged Pyongyang -- opened in crowded US movie theaters Thursday looking to make a statement on free speech.
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Sony Streams North Korea Comedy Online
Entertainment giant Sony released "The Interview" -- a movie that outraged North Korea by lampooning dictator Kim Jong-Un -- online for US viewers on Wednesday.
