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1. Radio Broadcasting to North Korea : Current Status

Article 1. America's Radio Broadcasts to North Korea

1. US International Public Diplomacy
2. VOA : Voice of America
3. The Current State of Radio Free Asia

Article 2. South Korean Radio Stations Broadcasting into North Korea

1. Korea Global Radio
2. North Korea Reform Radio
3. Open Radio for North Korea
4. Free North Korea (free NK)
5. Radio Free Chosun (RFC)

Article 3. Other Broadcasts to North Korea

1. Voice of Freedom (VOF)
2. Voice of the People and Echo of Hope
3. Japanese Radio Broadcasting to North Korea
4. Religious Broadcasts

2. North Korea's Radio Broadcast Environment

Article 1. Conditions of North Koreans' contact with outside media

1. Types of Outside Media
2. Methods of Encountering External Information

Article 2. Conditions of North Koreans Listening to Radio Broadcasts

1. Conditions of North Koreans Listening to Radio Broadcasts
2. Number of Radios Available
3. Frequency of Listening Practice
4. Amount of Time Spent Listening to the Radio
5. Main Listener Group

Article 3. What People Want to Hear on the Radio

3. Influence of Radio Broadcast on North Korea

Article 1. North Korea's Control of Infornation

1. Until 1995
2. After 1995
3. North Korean Authorities' Response to the Influx of Exernal Information

Article 2. The influence of outside information on North Korean people

1. The Perception of state broadcasting in North Korea
2. The influence of outside information on North Korean people

Article 3. Radio' Role in changing North Korean Society and Reunification

4. Role and Task of Radio Broadcasts to North Korea

Article 1. Role of Radio Broadcasts to North Korea

1. Securing access to information for the North Korean people

2. Changes in North Korean people's perception

3. Forming a civil society in North Korea

4. Forming a peaceful foundation in North Korea

5. Preparation for reunification by overcoming differences between the North and South

Article 2. Task of radio broadcasts to North Korea

1. Expansion of frequencies and output

2. Diversification and improvement in the quality of programs

3. Securing stable funding for the production of private radio broadcasts

4. Cooperation and integration of private radio broadcasts

5. Securing support and participation

5. Government Support for Radio Broadcasting to North Korea

Article 1. Solutions to human rights issues in North Korea

and effective means of achieving peace on the Korean peninsula

1. Urgent problems on the Korean Peninsula

2. Radio broadcasts: An effective means of change in North Korea

Article 2. Varying Roles for Government-run Broadcasters and Private Broadcasters

1. KGR’s shift to radio broadcast to North Korea

2. Making private radio broadcasters represent the voices of North Koreans

Article 3. Support for Private Radio Broadcasts

1. Stage 1: Support for operating expenses

2. Stage 2: Support for frequencies and transmission stations

3. Stage 3: Support for television broadcasts and enactment of law for radio broadcasting to North Korea