Wall Street Journal that is. the WSJ is an essential source of North Korea related news and Opinionjournal was even more important for human rights related columns. That was, if one could access to it’s entire site. Not anymore, the subscription wall has fell. It appears Dow Jone has preempted Rupert Murdoch to do the same in order to fend off any takeover. So enjoy

If you see weird problems with the site, it’s me, not you. I am currently doing some code restructuring, which is like reforming the federal tax code. Unlike the tax code, since I’m the only one in charge here this will be doable.

Update: The stuff you can see is mostly complete, now to trim the fat.

Update #2: Never mind. It’s a bit more than that.

The audience of each NK Human Rights blogs is well… insufficient. So rather to do our own things seperately, we will be coming with ways to unite. So over at USINKOREA comes a brilliant idea, using Web 2.0’s social networking site to our benefit.

So we’re now a part of a new Facebook group. So as a proud user of 2 1/2 years, I already import my blog posts in my Notes section in my profile

I am going to be spending the next couple of days pushing Facebook’s limits. Hopefully, it will become the biggest library of info on North Korean Human Rights.

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