Wise move on the part of the ROK government. (and another
illustration of the infrastructure differences between north and South).
Obviously this has current benefits for influence operations but it
is also important for the South to maintain this capability for use during
post-regime collapse so that it can communicate information to the north Korean
people using the existing north Korean infrastructure.
V/R
Dave
Dave
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Government Agrees
to Maintain Analogue TV
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The South Korean
government has agreed to maintain a system for the broadcasting of
analogue TV signals, ensuring the ability of people in North Korea to
watch analogue South Korean television despite the broader shift to
digital television now underway.
The move came
after concerns were raised that the ability of North Korean people
living along the west coast of Hwanghae and east coast of Gangwon
Province was going to be undermined by the shift to digital.
A government
official reported the news on Christmas Day following a meeting with the
relevant broadcasting authorities.
(Continued at the link below)
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