"LLHM KTU BA BAK KUV...."

Translation : "Even in dreams : Unification"

      Although this article mainly deals with Japanese PM Junichiro Koizumi backpedaling and apologizing for Japan's WWII foibles on the 60th aniversary of it's surrender the part I was most interested in was this bit :

North and South Korea used the anniversary as an opportunity to reconcile political differences that have kept the peninsula divided since the end of World War II. Liberation Day, a national holiday in both countries, was celebrated Monday by using a fiber-optic cable laid across the heavily fortified inter-Korean border to enable about 40 separated families to reunite over video links.

A day earlier, a visiting North Korean delegation paid an unprecedented gesture to the South by visiting its main cemetery where dead from the Korean War are buried along with independence fighters against Japanese rule, which began in 1910.

You have to start somewhere and this would never have been possible without technology to make it happen.