as are Ishimaru’s stories about information flow both ways across the Chinese border.

Some snippets:

Most young people in major cities have seen South Korean TV dramas.

The dramas are recorded in China from satellite broadcasts and appear quickly in local markets.

They are smuggled into North Korea, where they are duplicated and distributed on DVD and Video CD.

Even the wealthy and those with good jobs are bored of propaganda and want to watch something interesting.

Sometimes the police raid the market, but even the police want to watch the dramas.

To-date AsiaPress has published its reports in Korean and Japanese, but Ishimaru’s speech was timed to coincide with the publishing of the agency’s first book in English.

Called “Rimjin-gang,” the 495-page book is divided into four main sections dealing with the economy, the people,center in Paducah will be getting some major upgrades, including a new phone system next month and a new computerized dispatch system in about a year and a half. It will be turned on by default for all iOS 12 iPhone users in the USA, but Apple says it will add an opt-out option in settings. These help to counter the fact that every four out of five calls for emergency services come from mobile phones.

Google also has its own version of the technology, called Android Emergency Location Services (ELS), available on more recent Android phones. A company spokeswoman says that it's deployed in less than half of the United States.

"Answering the 911 call is different than receiving the location", said Paul Troxel, president of CalNena, a nonprofit