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KBS N Co., Ltd.

Company type

Public

Industry

Media

Founded

March 8, 2001[citation needed]

Headquarters

Seoul, South Korea

Products

Television
(Non Free-to-air Channels)

Owner

Korean Broadcasting System

Parent

Korean Broadcasting System

Website

www.kbsn.co.kr

KBS N Co., Ltd. (Korean: 주식회사 케이비에스엔) is a South Korean company owned by the Korean Broadcasting System, producing media, broadcast and telecommunication products for non free-to-air networks used under permission registered due to KBS in 1996, including Skylife and Cable TV(KCTA) service providers.

History[edit]

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Television networks[edit]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

Key people

Current

  • Kim Ui-Chul

Former

  • Hong Kyung-mo
  • Choi Se-kyung
  • Lee Won-hong
  • Park Hyun-tae
  • Jung Koo-ho
  • Seo Young-hoon
  • Seo Ki-won
  • Hong Doo-pyo
  • Park Kwon-sang
  • Seo Dong-koo
  • Jung Yeon-joo
  • Lee Byung-soon
  • Kim In-kyoo
  • Kil Hwan-young
  • Jo Dae-hyun
  • Ko Dae-young
  • Yang Seung-dong

    • Subsidiaries and divisions

  • KBS N
  • Monster Union

    • Television networks

    Broadcast

  • KBS 2TV
  • KBS News D

    • Cable

    • KBS Drama
  • KBS N Sports
  • KBS N Life
  • KBS Joy
  • KBS Story
  • KBS Kids

    • International

  • KBS Korea
  • KBS World Indonesia
  • KBS World Japan
  • KBS World Latino
  • KBS World TV

    • Radio networks

  • KBS Radio 2
  • KBS Radio 3
  • KBS Classic FM
  • KBS Cool FM
  • KBS Hanminjok Radio
  • KBS World Radio

    • Related articles

  • KBS Hall
  • KBS Symphony Orchestra


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