Open Radio for North Korea goes off the air

Open Radio for North Korea, one of the handful of private radio stations that targets North Korea, has reportedly ended broadcasts to the country.

The Seoul-based station is understood to have suspended shortwave broadcasting at the end of March after a grant from the U.S. government used to pay for the transmissions apparently ended.

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http://www.northkoreatech.org/2014/04/15/open-radio-for-north-korea-goes-off-the-air/

Radio broadcaster hopes to contribute to gradual change in North Korea

Deutsche Welle talks to 'Open Radio for North Korea' founder Tae Keung Ha about the importance of outside broadcasters for the people of North Korea. The North Korean regime suppresses all forms of free information within the country. "Open Radio for North Korea" broadcasts international news via shortwave and FM from neighboring South Korea for the North. World in Progress talked to the radio station's founder, Tae Keung Ha, about the role of outside broadcasters for the people of North Korea.

Read the DW story here : http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,15235363,00.html