The DPRK has recently opened its homepages on Internet one after another, the article said, adding:

The authorities of south Korea are attempting to keep its inhabitants from reading DPRK's homepages while imposing fabulous fine and threatening them with imprisonment.

They reckoned that the data of the DPRK would hardly win popularity in south Korea, but the situation went against their calculation.

The rating of access or audience to DPRK's homepages and music programs on video is growing higher than ever.

Recognizing their defeat in the "contest for winning readers" on Internet, the south Korean authorities try in every way to block access to the DPRK's homepages.

However, what troubles them is the reality where it is very hard to check access to homepage.