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 Subject  [¹ø¿ª»ùÇÃ] N. Koreans enjoy Cup secretly - ŸÀÓÁö
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BERLIN (AP) - Reports have surfaced that the World Cup has been broadcast without authorization into North Korea, but the German company holding the worldwide television rights said Monday it wouldn't move to stop them.



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"We have been unable to confirm fully these reports, but instead of taking a negative view toward this, we think it is a positive sign of how the power of the World Cup is able to bring down barriers of all kinds," KirchSport said in a press release.



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Foreign residents in Pyongyang said Friday's France-Senegal opener was replayed Saturday and gave the populace, one of the most isolated in the world, a rare glimpse of rival South Korea.



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KirchSport said rights to the soccer spectacle hadn't been authorized for North Korea, and it didn't support illegal broadcasts, but wouldn't take action because of its limited access to the closed society.



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A spokesman for FIFA, soccer's world governing body, had threatened to investigate the broadcast of the France match against Senegal, which reportedly came from a tape of the game.



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Kirch, which bought the sole rights from FIFA and had sold them to more than 300 outlets around the world, said it had discussed the matter with the soccer organization.



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As such, if these reports are true, we hope that the North Korean viewers enjoy the football and experience first hand how the World Cup brings the world together," said Alexander Liegel, managing director of KirchSport in the statement.



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Senegal's 1-0 win was one of the first known broadcasts of scenes from the South in communist North Korea.



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The North's reclusive communist regime has had no diplomatic ties with the South since the 1950-53 Korean War, which ended without a peace treaty.



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