Television in South Korea

Name	Owner	Launch	Covers	Genre	Slogan	Description
SBS TV	SBS Holdings	March 20, 1991	Seoul and its suburbs	General entertainment featuring variety shows and drama, etc.	Humanism Through Digital (2000-2010) See you Tomorrow (2010-present)
OBS Kyeongin TV	Yeong-an Hat Co.	December 28, 2007	Seoul and its suburbs	General entertainment with local contents, independent of SBS	Your light of Hope and Share
KNN	KNN Corp.	May 14, 1995	Busan and Gyeongnam	General entertainment with some local contents
TBC	TBC Corp.	May 14, 1995	Daegu and Gyeongbuk	General entertainment with some local contents
KBC	KBC Corp.	May 14, 1995	Gwangju and Jeonnam	General entertainment with some local contents
TJB	TJB Corp.	May 14, 1995	Daejeon and Chungnam	General entertainment with some local contents
UBC	UBC Corp.	September 1, 1997	Ulsan, eastern part of Gyeongnam	General entertainment with some local contents
JTV	JTV Corp.	September 17, 1997	Jeonbuk	General entertainment with some local contents
CJB	CJB Corp.	October 18, 1997	Chungbuk	General entertainment with some local contents
GTB	GTB Corp.	December 15, 2001	Gangwon	General entertainment with some local contents
JIBS	JIBS Corp.	May 31, 2002	Jeju	General entertainment with some local contents

Name	Owner	Launch	Genre	Slogan	Description
KBS 1TV	KBS	December 31, 1961	General entertainment featuring news and sport, etc.	Korean's Manifested Channel	The Channel's callsign is HLKA-TV.
KBS 2TV	KBS	December 1980	General entertainment featuring variety shows and sport, etc.	Youth Channel	The Channel's callsign is HLSA-TV.
MBC TV	MBC	August 8, 1969	General entertainment featuring news and variety shows, etc.	Good Friend	Its name is literally "Culture Broadcasting Corporation".
EBS TV	EBS	December 27, 1990	General Infotainment featuring documentaries, 2nd language education programmes, etc.	A truly good channel	Formerly KBS 3TV, independent in 1990