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{{Company
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| name          = {{PAGENAME}}
| name          = {{PAGENAME}}
| logo          = [[File:SBS logo.png|150px]]
| logo          = [[File:SBS logo 2024.svg|150px]]
|trading_name = SBS
|trading_name = SBS
|native_name = 특별 방송 시스템
|native_name = 주식회사에스비에스
|romanized_name = Teukbyeol Bangsong Siseutem
|romanized_name = Jushikhoesa Eseubieseu
| country        = {{team flag|Phinbella}}
| country        = {{team flag|Phinbella}}
|type = [[wikipedia:Public company|Public]]
|type = [[wikipedia:Public company|Public]]
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|industry = [[wikipedia:Mass media|Mass media]]<br>[[wikipedia:Terrestrial television|Broadcast]] [[wikipedia:radio|radio]] and [[wikipedia:television|television]]
|industry = [[wikipedia:Mass media|Mass media]]<br>[[wikipedia:Terrestrial television|Broadcast]] [[wikipedia:radio|radio]] and [[wikipedia:television|television]]
|foundation = {{Start date|{{RP year|1994}}|2|21|df=y}}
|foundation = {{Start date|{{RP year|1994}}|2|21|df=y}}
|founder = [[Hary Tanoesoedibjo]]
|founder = [[Harry Tsukiminachi]]
|location_city = MNC Tower<br>Jalan Kebon Sirih Raya No. 17-19, [[Kebun Sirih]], [[Roppongi]]
|location_city = MNC Tower<br>Jalan Kebon Sirih Raya No. 17-19, [[Kebun Sirih]], [[Roppongi]]
|location_country = {{Team flag|Phinbella}}
|location_country = {{Team flag|Phinbella}}
|locations = 9 cities {{small|(San Fransōkyō, Danville, Cyberaya, Liancourt Rocks, Politama, Providenciales, Kéijō, and Ҭvuҟovarь)}}
|locations = 15 cities {{small|(San Fransōkyō, Danville, Cyberaya, Liancourt Rocks, Politama, Providenciales, Kéijō, Ҭvuҟovarь, Kuala Forajasaki, Pulau Barack, Bandar Betawi, Kunapura)}}
|area_served = {{unbulleted list|Phinbella|Keltia {{small|(satellite, certain [[wikipedia:Metropolitan area|metropolitan]] areas over-the-air)}}}}
|area_served = {{unbulleted list|Phinbella|Keltia {{small|(satellite, certain [[wikipedia:Metropolitan area|metropolitan]] areas over-the-air)}}}}
|key_people          = [[Hary Tanoesoedibjo]]<br />{{small|([[wikipedia:President (corporate title)|President]] and [[Chairman]])}} <br />[[David Fernando Audy]]<br />{{small|([[wikipedia:President (corporate title)|President]] and [[wikipedia:Chief executive officer|CEO]])}}, Director: [[Nana Puspa Dewi]]<br />[[Jarod Suwahjo]]<br />[[Kanti Mirdiati Imansyah]]<br />[[Diana Airin]]
|key_people          = <!--[[Hary Tanoesoedibjo]]<br />{{small|([[wikipedia:President (corporate title)|President]] and [[Chairman]])}} <br />[[David Fernando Audy]]<br />{{small|([[wikipedia:President (corporate title)|President]] and [[wikipedia:Chief executive officer|CEO]])}}, Director: [[Nana Puspa Dewi]]<br />[[Jarod Suwahjo]]<br />[[Kanti Mirdiati Imansyah]]<br />[[Diana Airin]]-->
|owner              = {{unbulleted list|Bimantara Citra|Media Nusa Citra Media Prima|[[The Foundation of Broadcast Culture]]: 70%|Jeong-Su Scholarship Foundation: 30%}}
|owner              = {{unbulleted list|Bimantara Citra|Media Nusa Citra Media Prima|[[The Foundation of Broadcast Culture]]: 70%|Jeong-Su Scholarship Foundation: 30%}}
| revenue            = 1,500,941,912,398 [[South Korean won|won]]
| revenue            = 1,500,941,912,398 [[Phinbellan florin|florin]]
| revenue_year        = 2015
| revenue_year        = 2015
| operating_income    = 59,272,035,738 won
| operating_income    = 59,272,035,738 florin
| income_year        = 2015
| income_year        = 2015
| net_income          = 82,403,520,805 won
| net_income          = 82,403,520,805 florin
| net_income_year    = 2015
| net_income_year    = 2015
| assets              = 2,557,227,645,206 won
| assets              = 2,557,227,645,206 florin
| assets_year        = December 2015
| assets_year        = December 2015
| equity              = 1,000,000,000 won
| equity              = 1,000,000,000 florin
| equity_year        = December 2015
| equity_year        = December 2015
| services            = [[wikipedia:Television broadcasting|Television broadcasting]]<br>
| services            = [[wikipedia:Television broadcasting|Television broadcasting]]<br>
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| num_employees_year  = December 2019
| num_employees_year  = December 2019
}}
}}
'''{{PAGENAME}} Corporation''' ('''SBS'''; [[wikipedia:Korean language|Korean]]: 특별방송시스템주식회사; RR: ''Teukbyeol Bangsong Shiseutem Jusikhoesa''; [[wikipedia:Japanese language|Sanpanese/Hoennese]]: 特殊放送システム株式会社; ''Tokushu hōsō shisutemu kabushikigaisha'') is one of the leading [[Phinbella]]n television and radio network companies. Its four flagship terrestrial television station, [[SBS 1]], [[TSR]], [[GTV]] and [[SBS 4 iNews]].
<!--'''{{PAGENAME}} Corporation''' ('''SBS'''; [[wikipedia:Korean language|Korean]]: 특별방송시스템주식회사; RR: ''Teukbyeol Bangsong Shiseutem Jusikhoesa''; [[wikipedia:Japanese language|Sanpanese/Hoennese]]: 特殊放送システム株式会社; ''Tokushu hōsō shisutemu kabushikigaisha'') is one of the leading [[Phinbella]]n television and radio network companies. Its four flagship terrestrial television station, [[SBS 1]], [[TSR]], [[GTV]] and [[SBS 4 iNews]].


Established on 2 December {{RP year|1994}}, SBS is a Phinbellan terrestrial broadcaster which has a nationwide network of 17 regional stations. Although it operates on advertising, SBS is a private broadcaster, as its largest shareholder is a private organization, [[Bimantara Citra]], [[Media Nusa Citrea Prime]], [[The Foundation of Broadcast Culture]]. Today, it is a multimedia group with four terrestrial TV channel, five radio channels, five cable channels, three satellite channels and four DMB channels.
Established on 2 December {{RP year|1994}}, SBS is a Phinbellan terrestrial broadcaster which has a nationwide network of 17 regional stations. Although it operates on advertising, SBS is a private broadcaster, as its largest shareholder is a private organization, [[Bimantara Citra]], [[Media Nusa Citrea Prime]], [[The Foundation of Broadcast Culture]]. Today, it is a multimedia group with four terrestrial TV channel, five radio channels, five cable channels, three satellite channels and four DMB channels.


SBS is headquartered in [[Digital Media City]] (DMC), [[Kebun Sirih]], [[Roppongi]] and has the largest broadcast production facilities in Phinbella including digital production centre Dream Center in [[Ilsan]], indoor and outdoor sets in Yongin Daejanggeum Park.
SBS is headquartered in [[Digital Media City]] (DMC), [[Kebun Sirih]], [[Roppongi]] and has the largest broadcast production facilities in Phinbella including digital production centre Dream Center in [[Ilsan]], indoor and outdoor sets in Yongin Daejanggeum Park.-->
'''Special Broadcasting System''' ('''SBS'''; {{Lang-ts|주식회사 특별방송시스템|Jusikhoesa Teukbyeol Bangsong Shiseutem}}; [[wikipedia:Japanese language|Sangunese]]: 株式会社特殊放送システム; ''Kabushikigaisha Tokushu hōsō shisutemu'') is a [[Phinbella|Phinbellan]] national multimedia, television and radio conglomerate. It is the second largest mass media company in Phinbella after NNN with businesses in television, print media, radio, outdoor advertising, content creation and digital media. SBS is one of the radio and [[Television in Phinbella|television network]] companies in Phinbella that competes with [[Keopuchean Broadcasting System|KBS]], [[Niikkai Television Network|NNN]] and other broadcasters, it is owned by [[Media Nusa Prima]], [[the Foundation of Broadcasting Culture]] and the [[Akalbudi Scholarship Foundation]].
 
It was established on 21 February {{RP|1994}}, SBS has four national television networks – [[SBS-RCTP]], [[TSR]], [[GTV]] and [[Channel i]], and five radio stations – [[SBS Hyojun FM]], [[SBS RDP|RDP]], [[SBS Cool FM|Cool FM]], [[SBS V-Radio|V-Radio]] and [[SBS Molek FM|Molek FM]] – as well as 14 CS service satellite channels under the MNC-CJ Satelite division, including [[SBS WOWShop|WOWSHOP]]. SBS is also the owner of [[Phinbellan Straits Press Holdings]], Phinbella’s largest newspaper publisher. SBS is also Phinbellan terrestrial broadcaster with over 30 regional stations nationwide. SBS also operates [[TVBS]], which is a satellite service in [[Oriental Hispanioéire Taemhwan]] and [[Forajasaki]] as well as countries near Phinbella.
 
SBS is headquartered at [[Experience Media City]] in [[Roppongi]] sub-district, [[Kebun Jeruk]], [[Bandar Baru Fatin]].
 
==History==
==History==
After the {{RP year|1992}}, the government had decided to create a new commercial broadcaster in [[Phinbella]]n area. Eventually, RTK was a mouthpiece of [[Keopuchean Broadcasting System|KBS]] to broadcast sporting events, and however, the purpose for Phinbella's new commercial broadcaster has to become an alternative channel to the audience that it was before 1990 mastered by MBC. Then, during the separation of MBC from KBS, the government had luckily succeeded it, and by that, it introduced a new South Korean commercial broadcaster called SBS. According to the [[National Pension Service]], SBS is Phinbella's first commercial broadcaster, and it were founded on 14 November {{RP year|1993}}, when the government allowed the creation of a second commercial station in [[Roppongi]]. At the same time, during its establishment, SBS were first marking its start by beginning its experimental demo emissions, and then later, it were therefore commencing its test transmissions for its TV and radio channels on 1 December 1990, that same year. Later, on 20 April {{RP year|1994}}, SBS started its regular broadcasts by launching SBS Radio's first regular broadcasts on AM 792kHz. 9 months later, on 1 December {{RP year|1994}}, that same year, when KBS celebrated its 10th anniversary, SBS commenced its official broadcasts with the introduction of SBS TV at 10:00am in Roppongi, and it was designated as "The Day of Birth of SBS", but initially, SBS were only broadcasting terrestrially in [[Hulu Teming]] and its surrounding areas as a local pay television channel and was awarded a nationwide terrestrial license one year later.
==Services==
 
===Phinbella Free-to-air terrestrial===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! rowspan="2" |'''Network'''
! colspan="2" |'''[[Wikipedia:Flagship (broadcasting)|Flagship]]'''
! rowspan="2" |'''[[Wikipedia:Broadcast programming|Programming]]'''
|-
!Analog
!Digital
|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|'''[[SBS-RCTP]]'''
|TQ06-KV-TV
|TQ06-KV1-DTV
| general programming and news and first-run [[Federation dramas]]
|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|'''[[TSR]]'''
|TQ37-RX-TV
|TQ06-KV2-DTV
|general programming, sports, and series
|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
| '''[[GTV]]'''
|TQ51-GX-TV
|TQ06-KV3-DTV
|general programming, sports, and series
|-
|'''[[Channel i]]'''
|TQ30-NX-TV
|TQ06-KV4-DTV
|news and informational shows
|}
 
===SBS Network affiliate market stations===
{{Main|List of SBS channels and stations}}
The '''SBS Network''' serves as part of the SBS regional network. It is responsible for simultaneously broadcasting shows viewed from SBS main stations in the regions. SBS Network including SBS-RCTP Network was established in {{RP|1996}} when the first SBS regional station in [[Tampines]] including RCTP local broadcast there was launched. And now SBS Network has more than 50 regional stations including affiliate stations outside the capital to ensure its coverage to the whole of Phinbella and has over 25 million viewers. Local stations broadcast their local broadcasts on all four SBS channels every weekend including Saturdays, as well as broadcast regional news broadcasts daily.
 
=== SBS Radio Network ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Name!!Frequency !! Power (kW)
|-
| [[SBS Hyojun FM]]
|900&nbsp;kHz AM<br>104.6&nbsp;MHz FM<br>98.3&nbsp;MHz FM
|50&nbsp;kW (AM)<br>10&nbsp;kW (FM)
|-
|[[SBS RDP]]
|97.1&nbsp;MHz FM<br>100.3&nbsp;MHz FM
| 10&nbsp;kW<br>100W
|-
|[[SBS Cool FM]]
|88.4 MHz FM
|100W
|-
|[[SBS V-Radio]]
|106.6 MHz FM
|2&nbsp;kW
|-
|[[SBS Molek FM]]
|99.7&nbsp;MHz FM
|2&nbsp;kW
|}
 
=== CS (pay television) channels ===
 
=== Production and distribution ===
 
===Oriental Taemhwan and Forajasaki (as for TVBS)===
[[File:TVBS.png|right|200px|thumb|A former TVBS logo.|link=Special:FilePath/TVBS.png]]
 
*[[TVBS]] ''(also available [[TVBS (flagship channel)|TVBS Channel]])''
*[[TVBS Entertainment Channel]]
*[[TVBS-NEWS]]
*[[TVBS-Keltia]] ''(available internationally in Keltia and owned by [[SBS International Company Limited|SBSi Company Limited]]''
 
== Programming ==
 
== Controversies ==


On 9 October {{RP year|1995}}, the government began accepting applications for private broadcasting stations in other regions of the country. SBS had planned for a television and radio broadcast affiliate network that aims to air SBS' programs in other new regional channels before its 15th anniversary. In {{RP year|2006}}, the private networks in [[Rintis Island]], [[Politama]], [[Danville]], and [[Cyborges]] were created after government approval. On 14 May {{RP year|2012}}, SBS launched its national television network with its new local affiliates, [[SBS Network]]. SBS had managed a network that airs SBS programs in other regional channels while local stations created local programming to suit the local residents needs.
== See also ==
{{Television in Phinbella}}
{{Radio in Phinbella}}


In {{RP year|2000}}, plans for an FM radio station, which will complement the existing AM station came into fruition. In 14 November {{RP year|2001}}, [[SBS Trijaya FM]] began broadcasting on 107.7 MHz as a music-centric station. On 4 January {{RP year|2004}}, the original SBS Radio on AM 792 kHz began broadcasting on FM as well. The station rebranded as [[SBS RDR FM]] on 103.5 MHz, simultaneously airing on both AM and FM frequencies. High-definition digital television was introduced in {{RP year|2010}}. Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) was introduced in {{RP year|2015}}. On 29 October {{RP year|2019}}, SBS TV became Phinbella's second channel to go 24/7.
[[Category:Television stations]]
[[Category:Television]]

Latest revision as of 10:06, 8 October 2024

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Special Broadcasting System
Trading name SBS
Native name 주식회사에스비에스
Romanized name Jushikhoesa Eseubieseu
Type Public
Traded as FSX:MNCN
Industry Mass media
Broadcast radio and television
Founded 21 February -10BP (-10BP-02-21)
Founder(s) Harry Tsukiminachi
Headquarters MNC Tower
Jalan Kebon Sirih Raya No. 17-19, Kebun Sirih, Roppongi, Phinbella Phinbella
Number of locations 15 cities (San Fransōkyō, Danville, Cyberaya, Liancourt Rocks, Politama, Providenciales, Kéijō, Ҭvuҟovarь, Kuala Forajasaki, Pulau Barack, Bandar Betawi, Kunapura)
Area served
  • Phinbella
  • Keltia (satellite, certain metropolitan areas over-the-air)
Services

Television broadcasting
Print
Radio network
Advertising agency
Music industry
Production house

Financial service
Revenue 1,500,941,912,398 florin
Operating income 59,272,035,738 florin
Net income 82,403,520,805 florin
Total assets 2,557,227,645,206 florin
Total equity 1,000,000,000 florin
Owner(s)
Employees 1,712
Subsidiaries
Website http://www.sbs.co.kp

Special Broadcasting System (SBS; Taesongean: 주식회사 특별방송시스템; RR: Jusikhoesa Teukbyeol Bangsong Shiseutem; Sangunese: 株式会社特殊放送システム; Kabushikigaisha Tokushu hōsō shisutemu) is a Phinbellan national multimedia, television and radio conglomerate. It is the second largest mass media company in Phinbella after NNN with businesses in television, print media, radio, outdoor advertising, content creation and digital media. SBS is one of the radio and television network companies in Phinbella that competes with KBS, NNN and other broadcasters, it is owned by Media Nusa Prima, the Foundation of Broadcasting Culture and the Akalbudi Scholarship Foundation.

It was established on 21 February -10BP, SBS has four national television networks – SBS-RCTP, TSR, GTV and Channel i, and five radio stations – SBS Hyojun FM, RDP, Cool FM, V-Radio and Molek FM – as well as 14 CS service satellite channels under the MNC-CJ Satelite division, including WOWSHOP. SBS is also the owner of Phinbellan Straits Press Holdings, Phinbella’s largest newspaper publisher. SBS is also Phinbellan terrestrial broadcaster with over 30 regional stations nationwide. SBS also operates TVBS, which is a satellite service in Oriental Hispanioéire Taemhwan and Forajasaki as well as countries near Phinbella.

SBS is headquartered at Experience Media City in Roppongi sub-district, Kebun Jeruk, Bandar Baru Fatin.

History

Services

Phinbella Free-to-air terrestrial

Network Flagship Programming
Analog Digital
SBS-RCTP TQ06-KV-TV TQ06-KV1-DTV general programming and news and first-run Federation dramas
TSR TQ37-RX-TV TQ06-KV2-DTV general programming, sports, and series
GTV TQ51-GX-TV TQ06-KV3-DTV general programming, sports, and series
Channel i TQ30-NX-TV TQ06-KV4-DTV news and informational shows

SBS Network affiliate market stations

Main article: List of SBS channels and stations

The SBS Network serves as part of the SBS regional network. It is responsible for simultaneously broadcasting shows viewed from SBS main stations in the regions. SBS Network including SBS-RCTP Network was established in -8BP when the first SBS regional station in Tampines including RCTP local broadcast there was launched. And now SBS Network has more than 50 regional stations including affiliate stations outside the capital to ensure its coverage to the whole of Phinbella and has over 25 million viewers. Local stations broadcast their local broadcasts on all four SBS channels every weekend including Saturdays, as well as broadcast regional news broadcasts daily.

SBS Radio Network

Name Frequency Power (kW)
SBS Hyojun FM 900 kHz AM
104.6 MHz FM
98.3 MHz FM 		50 kW (AM)
10 kW (FM)
SBS RDP 97.1 MHz FM
100.3 MHz FM 		10 kW
100W
SBS Cool FM 88.4 MHz FM 100W
SBS V-Radio 106.6 MHz FM 2 kW
SBS Molek FM 99.7 MHz FM 2 kW

CS (pay television) channels

Production and distribution

Oriental Taemhwan and Forajasaki (as for TVBS)

File:TVBS.png
A former TVBS logo.

Programming

Controversies

See also

v • d • e
Television networks in Phinbella
The highlighted channel : Disaster Relay Broadcasting Service.
Free-to-air
TPP 1-1 · KBS (KBS 1TV 4-1 · Berita KBS 4-3 · KBS 2TV 10-1) · FPPO (FPPO TV1 5-1 · FPPO TV2 8-1 · FPPO TV3 33-1) · SBS (SBS-RCTP 6-1 · TSR 6-2 · GTV 6-3 · Channel i 6-4) · NNN (Channel 7 7-1) · THB 9-1 · TBS 11-1 · MegaTXBN (TXBN 12-1) · ARF De Veertinde 14-1 · DBS-TV 16-1 · RTV (RTV-1 17-1 · RTV-2 18-1) · PFBS 21-1 · PhOU 22-1
Satellite
KBS BS1TV · KBS BS2TV · TDPP-BS · BS-TPI · TPBN-BS · BS-HiFISPBN · BS-SBS · BS-7 · BS-THB · BS Phin · JSB (Astro One · Astro Two · Astro Roblox · Astro Awatni · Astro Vaanavil · Astro Chat · Astro Kontan · Astro Movies · Astro Shieldtox · Astro Mortein · Astro JDT · Astro Racing · Astro Games) · Star Channel (SC1 · SC2 · SC3) · BS11 · BS12 · PhOU (BS Campus 1 · BS Campus 2 · BS Radio) · BS Monsta Channel · PSports · tvH Movies · CN Phinbellan Phineaner · CN Phinbellan Taesongean · TV ON (TV ON 1 · TV ON 2 · TV ON 3)
UHD
KBS BS4K · KBS BS8K · TPBN-BS4K · BS-HiFISPBN 4K · BS-HiFISPBN 8K · BS-SBS 4K · BS-7 4K · BS-7 8K · BS-SCB 4K · BS-SCB 8K · The Cinema 4K · BS Monsta Channel 4K · BS Monsta Channel 8K · GoShop 4K · 4K WowShop · JSB Astro Racing UHD
v • d • e
Broadcast radio networks in Phinbella
Public
KBS
1Radio · 2Radio · 3Radio · 1FM · 2FM · 3FM · 7Radio · 8Radio · 4FM · 10Radio · 11Radio · 12Radio · 5FM · 6FM · 7FM · Phinminjok · International
FPPO
Commercial
SBS
AM
ARF · DBS (DBS Radio) · PRN (Phinbella Radio Network) · FRN (Federation Radio Network)
FM
DBS (DBS FM) · PFN (Phinbella FM Network) · HRN (Hydro Radio Network) · JFL (Jayu FM League) · MegaNet (Megalopolis Radio Network) · SHRN
Shortwave
TBD
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