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List of Korean Broadcasting networksBelow is a list of South Korean television broadcasting networks:
- KBS (Korean Broadcasting System)
- MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation)
- SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System)
- PSB (Pusan Broadcasting)
- EBS Korea (Educational Broadcasting System)
- TBC (Taegu Broadcasting Corporation)
- YTN
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
- List of television networks
KBS1(Korean Broadcasting System)
KBS2(Korean Broadcasting System)
MBC (Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation)
SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System)
PSB (Pusan Broadcasting)
EBS Korea (Educational Broadcasting System)
TBC (Taegu Broadcasting Corporation)
YTN
- Communications in South Korea
- Contemporary culture of South Korea
Category:South Korean television
Category:Korea-related lists
KBS:For other uses, see KBS (disambiguation).
KBS (한국방송공사, Korean Broadcasting System) is one of three major South Korean television networks. The state-owned network is famous for nightly newscasts and lavish historical dramas, although private networks such as MBC and SBS have produced excellent historical dramas in recent years as well. KBS has a total of two channels, namely KBS1 and KBS2.
In 2002, the KBS Korean drama, Winter Sonata, which was directed by the KBS director Yun Suk Ho, brought KBS to a high level of honour and respect.
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
External links
- [http://www.kbs.co.kr/ Corporate website (English and Korean)]
Category:South Korean television
Category:Television networks
Category:Companies of South Korea
ja:韓国放送公社
ko:한국방송공사
SBS (Korea)
SBS (Seoul Broadcasting System, former corporate name; 서울방송) is one of three major national South Korean television and radio networks.
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
- List of South Korean broadcasting networks
- List of television networks
External links
- [http://www.sbs.co.kr/ SBS] (Korean)
- [http://sbspr.sbs.co.kr/intro/intro09_00.jhtml History of SBS's first 10 years]
Category:South Korean television
Category:Television networks
Category:Companies of South Korea
ko:서울방송
ja:ソウル放送
YTNYTN is a 24-hour news channel in South Korea. It was founded on September 14, 1993 as a subsidiary of Yonhap News Agency "Yonhap Television News", and began broadcasting on March 1, 1995.
External links
- [http://www.ytn.co.kr/ YTN]
- [http://infor.ytn.co.kr/ytn/foreign/eng_ytn.html YTN corporate information]
Category:Companies of South Korea
Category:South Korean television
Category:24-hour television news channels
ja:YTN
List of television networksThis is a list of television networks.
0-9
- 3sat - German Culture channel with contribution of German, Swiss and Austrian TV stations (ARD, ZDF, ORF, SFR)
A
- A Dois - Portuguese second public channel, cultural programming. Former RTP2.
Aa-Ar
- Aaj Tak - Hindi news channel, India
- Aasthaa - Spiritual/Hindu religious programming, India
- ABS-CBN Broadcasting Company - (Alto Broadcasting System - Chronicle Broadcasting Network) Philippine television network; broadcasts in English, Filipino, as well as in major Philippine regional languages
- Abu Dhabi TV - Arabic 24 hour news and lifestyle channel, from Saudi Arabia
- ABC - American Broadcasting Company, USA, Canada
- ABC - Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia
- ABC - Asahi Broadcasting Corporation, Osaka, Japan
- ABC - Associated Broadcasting Company (ABC-5), Manila, Philippines
- The Amp - Indie music videos, UK
- Adult Channel - Adult programming
- Animal Planet - Programmes about animals, owned by the Discovery Channel
- Antena 3 - Spain
- ANT1 - Greek language
- ARY Digital - Pakistani channel - asian programmes, UK Europe, Middle East & Asian Subcontinent, most of the world
- Al Arabiyya - Arabic 24 hour news channel, from Saudi Arabia
- Al Jazeera - Arabic 24 hour news channel, from Qatar
- Alpha TV GUJARATI - Gujrati channel, India
- Alpha TV PUNJABI - Punjabi channel, India
- Atlantic Television System (ATV) - Canada
- ARD Arbeitsgemeinschaft Rundfunk Deutschland - German TV Network with contribution of regional TV stations (BR NDR, MDR, RB, RBB, SWR, WDR)
B
- Radio Bremen - German TV for Bremen and Bremerhafen
- BR - Bayrischer Rundfunk - German TV channel for Bavaria
- BR-alpha - German Education TV Channel from Bayrischer Rundfunk
- BBC America - British Broadcasting Corporation US lifestyle channel, US
- BBC Canada - British Broadcasting Corporation Canadian lifestyle channel, Canada
- BBC Kids - British Broadcasting Corporation Canadian children's channel, Canada
- BBC ONE - British Broadcasting Corporation primary analogue channel, UK
- BBC TWO - British Broadcasting Corporation secondary analogue channel, UK
- BBC THREE - British Broadcasting Corporation digital channel, UK
- BBC FOUR - British Broadcasting Corporation digital channel, UK
- BBC News 24 - British Broadcasting Corporation 24-hour news channel, UK
- BBC Parliament - British Broadcasting Corporation political channel, UK
- BBC Prime - British Broadcasting Corporation European lifestyle channel
- BBC World - British Broadcasting Corporation international news channel
- Biography Channel - Biographies, UK
- Bollywood 4U - 2 Indian movie and music channels, UK
- Boomerang - Cartoons, US, UK
- The Box - Interective Popular Music Channel, UK
- Bravo - cable television network owned by NBS, US
- Bravo - 1980s TV shows like Knight Rider and The A-Team, UK
- Bravo! - Arts and entertainment themed channel, Canada.
C
- Canal Plus - Cable, France
- Carlton Television - ITV London regional, UK
- Cartoon Network - Cartoons, US, worldwide
- CBBC - British Broadcasting Corporation Children's, digital channel, UK
- CBC - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Canada
- CBeebies - British Broadcasting Corporation digital channel for young children, UK
- Canvas/Ketnet - culture from 20:00/kids channel until 20:00 - Belgium (Flemish)
- CBS - Columbia Broadcasting System, US, Canada
- CCTV - Chinese Central Television, worldwide
- Challenge - Game Shows Channel, UK
- Chart Show TV - Continuous music videos and charts, UK
- Channel 4 - Channel 4, UK
- Channel 5 - MediaCorp Channel 5, Singapore. Broadcast in English
- Channel 8 - MediaCorp Channel 8, Singapore. Broadcast in Mandarin.
- Channel U - MediaCorp Channel U, Singapore. Broadcast in Mandarin.
- Channel V - Music channel, India
- Classic FM TV - Classical music (part of the Classic FM brand), UK
- CNBC TV18 - Business news channel, India
- CNN - Cable News network, worldwide
- CPAC - Government programming, Canada
- C-Span - Government programming, US
- CTV - Canadian Television Network, Canada/USA
D-F
- Deutsche Welle TV - Internatinal Broadcast Service from Germany
- Disney Channel - Disney Cartoons and other shows, UK--outlet of a production company, which also owns ABC network.
- Discovery - Documentary Channels, UK
- Doordarshan National - National Broadcaster, India
- Doordarshan National Gujarat - State owned Gujrati language entertainment channel
- Doordarshan News - State owned News channel, India
- Doordarshan Sports - State owned sports channel, India
- E4 - Entertainment & Comedy Channel, UK
- ERT - Greek language, worldwide
- ESPN Asia - sports
- ESPN Hong Kong - sports
- ESPN India - sports
- ESPN Korea - sports
- ESPN Philippines - sports
- ESPN Taiwan - sports
- ETV Gujarati - Gujarati language, India
- Eurosport - European Sports Channel, UK
- Five - (formerly Channel 5) UK
K-M
- KanaalTwee - soap, films, sport, Belgium (Flemish)
- Kerrang! TV - Interactive Alternative Music Channel, UK
- KIKA - Der Kinderkanal - German noncomercial TV Station
- Kiss - Interactive R&B, Rap and Dance Music Channel, UK
- KBS - South Korea Broadcaster, Korea
- LCI - News channel, France
- Liberty TV - Family Entertainment, UK
- Living - Women's TV shows, UK
- M6 - France
- Magic - Interactive Easy Listening and Jazz Music Channel, UK
- Mega Channel - Greek Language
- MDR - Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk - German TV for Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, Thuringia
- MTV - Music Television
- MTV2 - Alternative Music Television
- MTV Hits - Popular Music Television
- MTV Base - Rap, Garage and R&B Music Television
- MTV Dance - Dance Music Television
- MUTV - Manchester United (Football Club) TV, UK
- Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation - spelling your MBC, Korea
N-Q
- National Geographic - Documentaries (also National Geogrpahic +1), and (National Geographic Channel), US, UK, worldwide
- NBC - National Broadcast company, US, Canada
- NBN (National Broadcasting Network) - government-owned television network, Philippines
- NDTV 24x7 - News channel, India
- NDTV India - News channel, India
- NDR - Nordeutscher Rundfunk - German TV network for Hambourgh, Lower Saxony, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Schlewig-Holstein,
- Network 2 - Radio Telefís Éireann, Network 2, Ireland
- New Tang Dynasty TV - Chinese language, New York, US
- NHK - Public broadcaster, Japan
- Nickelodeon - Children's programs
- NTV - Japan Television, Japan
- Paramount Comedy - UK, Canadian and US sitcoms, UK
- PBS - Public Broadcasting Service, US
- Phoenix - Public Documentary and Event Channel for Germany
- Phoenix TV - based in Hong Kong, broadcast worldwide for Chinese viewers.
- Playboy TV - Adult entertainment channel from the makers of Playboy
- Playhouse Disney - Younger children's programming
- PlayJam - Interactive Games Channel, UK
- PRO TV - Romanian language
- Pub Channel - Channel for people in the restaurant and pub trades, UK
- Q - Interactive Indie Music Channel, UK
- QVC - Home shopping channel
R
- RAI - Italian language, Italy
- RBB - Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg, German TV for Berlin and Brandenburg
- Record - Brazil
- Red Hot TV - 5 adult entertainment channels, UK
- Rede Globo - Brazil
- Radio Philippines Network (RPN-9) - Philippines
- RTÉ One - Radio Telefís Éireann, Ireland
- RTL Television - Germany
- RTP1 - Portugal
- RTP Internacional - International Portuguese public television broadcast
- RTP África - Portuguese channel broadcasted in both Portugal and some African countries
- RTP Açores - Portuguese channel broadcasted in Azores Islands
- RTP Madeira - Portuguese channel broadcasted in Madeira Islands
- RTP N - Portuguese public news channel
S
- S4C - Sianel Pedwar Cymru, Entertainment and News (in Welsh language), UK
- S4C2 - Sianel Pedwar Cymru 2, Political coverage (in Welsh language), UK
Sa-Sm
- Sab TV - Entertainment channel, India
- Sanskar - Hindu religious/spiritual programming, India
- SBS (Korea) - Nationality Broadcaster, Korea
- Scottish TV - Independent TV for Central Scotland
- Scuzz - Rock music station, UK
- SET MAX - Hindi movie/entertainment channel, India
- Showtime - movie channel, USA
- SIC - SIC private TV for Portugal
- SIC Comédia - Portuguese TV private comedy channel
- SIC Mulher - Portuguese TV dedicated to women
- SIC Notícias - Portuguese TV private news channel
- SIC Radical - Portuguese bizarre TV dedicated to teenager audiences
- SIC Sempre Gold - Portuguese TV with old shows
- Sky Box Office - Pay Per View Movies and Events, UK
- Sky Cinema - 2 Movie Channels, UK
- Sky Mix - UK Entertainment Channel
- Sky Moviemax - 5 Movie Channels, UK
- Sky News - 24 hour news, UK
- Sky One - UK Entertainment Channel
- Sky Premier - 5 Movie Channels, UK
- Sky Sports - 5 Sports Channels, UK
- Sky Travel - 2 travel channels, UK
- Smash Hits - Interactive Music Channel, UK:
So-Sw
- Sony Entertainment Television - Entertainment channel, Latin America & India
- Sony TV - Entertainment channel, India
- SBS - Multi-cultural Television, Australia
- STAR GOLD - Hindi movie channel, India
- STAR MOVIES - English movies channel, Middle East, South-East Asia and India
- STAR NEWS - Hindi news channel, India
- STAR PLUS - Hindi entertainment channel, India
- STAR Sports Asia - sports
- STAR Sports Hong Kong - sports
- STAR Sports India - sports
- STAR Sports S.E.A - sports
- STAR Sports Singapore - sports
- STAR Sports Taiwan - sports
- Star World - Entertainment channel, Middle East, South-East Asia & India
- Starz! - movie channel, USA
- Studio 23 - ABS-CBN's UHF television network, Philippines
- SWR - Südwestrundfunk - German TV station for Baden-Wuerttemberg, Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland
T
- TBS - Tokyo Broadcasting, Japan
- TBS Superstation - Turner Broadcasting System, US
- TCM - Turner Classic Movies, UK
- TeleG - Gaelic language channel, Scotland
- Telemundo - US, parts of Latin America
- Televisa - Spanish language, Mexico
- TEN SPORTS - Sports channel, India
- TF1 - France
- TG4 - Entertainment and News (in Irish), Ireland
- TMC - Monaco
- TMF - The Music Factory - Music videos, owned by MTV
- Treehouse TV - Cable Preschool channel - Corus Entertainament Canada
- TNT - Turner Network Television, US, UK
- Toon Disney - Disney cartoons
- TQS - Television Quatre Saisons, Canada
- Travel Channel - 2 travel channels, UK
- TV3 - Entertainment and News, Ireland
- TV Asahi - TV Asahi, Japan
- TVB - Television Broadcast Hong Kong
- TVBS - TVBS Taiwan
- TV Cabo - TV Cabo Portugal, private Pay TV accessible by cable or satellite
- TV Chile - Chile (Spanish language)
- TVE - Spain
- TVI - Televisao Independente, Portugal
- TVM - Television Malta, Malta
- TVRI - Televisi Republik Indonesia, Indonesia
- TV Tokyo - TV Tokyo, Japan
U-W
- UKTV BrightIdeas -
- UKTV Documentary - Documentaries, UK
- UKTV Drama - Classic TV Drama, UK
- UKTV Food - Cookery programming, UK
- UKTV Gold - Classic TV Series, UK
- UKTV G2 - Comedy programming, UK
- UKTV History - History programming, UK
- UKTV People -
- UKTV Style - Home, garden and cookery programming, UK
- Univision - Spanish Language, US, parts of Latin America
- UPN - US
- UTV - Ulster Television (Part of the ITV network), UK
- VH1 - Rock Music & Older Music Television (Owned by MTV)
- VH1 Classics - Older easy listening and rock music
- VT4 - soap, film, sport, broadcasts in Belgium (Flemish)
- VTM - soap, film, shows, broadcasts in Belgium (Flemish)
- VijfTV - soaps, films, focusted on women, broadcasted in Belgium (Flemish)
- Warner Channel - Entertainment, Latin America
- The WB - Warner Bros. TV, US--both a small network and a production company.
- TV1 - National TV, broadcasts in Belgium (Flemish) and The Netherlands
- WDR - Westdeutscher Rundfunk German, TV network for Northrhine Westfalia
- WE: Women's Entertainment - US
- The Weather Channel - US
- The Weather Network (MétéoMédia) - Canada
- YTV - Cable Television Channel - Corus Entertainment Inc. Canada
Communications in South KoreaTelephones - main lines in use:
24 million (2000)
Telephones - mobile cellular:
28 million (September 2000)
Telephone system:
excellent domestic and international services
domestic:
NA
international:
fiber-optic submarine cable to China; the Russia-Korea-Japan submarine cable; satellite earth stations - 3 Intelsat (2 Pacific Ocean and 1 Indian Ocean) and 1 Inmarsat (Pacific Ocean region)
Radio broadcast stations:
AM 104, FM 136, shortwave 5 (2001)
Radios:
47.5 million (1997)
Television broadcast stations:
121 (plus 850 repeater stations and the eight-channel American Forces Korea Network) (1999)
Televisions:
15.9 million (1997)
Internet Service Providers (ISPs):
11 (1999)
Country code (Top-level domain): KR
See also
- List of Korea-related topics
:Reference : C.I.A. The World Factbook http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ks.html
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