Running since late 2009, Air Koryo’s Facebook page has received a fair amount of media attention in recent months, with articles surfacing in the Korea Times, Yonhap, the Taipei Times and a number of online social media magazines.  Having been set up not long after North Korean propagandists established official Twitter, Facebook and Youtubeaccounts, it is easy to see how journalists of the aforementioned articles explained the Air Koryo page as part of an official DPRK social media strategy.  But while all of North Korea’s official “Uriminzokkiri” accounts sprout pro-regime propaganda and rarely enter dialogue with