KBS (Korean Broadcasting System)

KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) is South Korea's national public broadcaster, providing television and radio programming across various genres, including news, entertainment, culture, and education. Established in 1927, it operates as a non-profit corporation supported by license fees and government funding. KBS aims to deliver reliable, high-quality content that reflects Korean society and culture, while maintaining journalistic independence. Its programming reaches a broad audience domestically and internationally, serving as a key source of information and entertainment that promotes national identity and cultural exchange.