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The fourth episode of Digital Divide examines the rise of servi-cha, North Korea’s semi-private transport vehicles. The spread of cell phones, combined with a nationwide road-based network, has sparked a logistics revolution—enabling real-time coordination among drivers, merchants, brokers, fuel traders, and even checkpoint officials.
This video/podcast series is sponsored by the UniKorea Foundation.
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📱 Follow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/gwiks.elliott.gwu
🔑 Check out UniKorea Foundation: https://www.unikoreafoundation.org/unikoreafoundation/
🇰🇷 Check out GW Institute for Korean Studies: https://gwiks.elliott.gwu.edu/
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By Grace LeeThe fourth episode of Digital Divide examines the rise of servi-cha, North Korea’s semi-private transport vehicles. The spread of cell phones, combined with a nationwide road-based network, has sparked a logistics revolution—enabling real-time coordination among drivers, merchants, brokers, fuel traders, and even checkpoint officials.
This video/podcast series is sponsored by the UniKorea Foundation.
❤️ Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aQnkVF6l6Nc
📱 Follow us on social media: https://linktr.ee/gwiks.elliott.gwu
🔑 Check out UniKorea Foundation: https://www.unikoreafoundation.org/unikoreafoundation/
🇰🇷 Check out GW Institute for Korean Studies: https://gwiks.elliott.gwu.edu/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.