Thursday 28 January 2016
North Korea has a grand total of 7,200 Web users according to a new survey on global internet use. In a report published by We Are Social, a marketing agency, the country lead by Kim Jong Un only allows 0.03 percent of the population to access the Web. The total is smaller than your average sized company, or the amount of people it takes to run the entire county of Cumbria in the UK. As a direct comparison, Iceland has 98 percent of its population using the Web. That’s not to say that North Korean citizens aren’t ‘online’. The state has made…
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