Jeju International Broadcasting System

Jeju International Broadcasting System
Hangul	제주방송
Hanja	濟州放送
Revised Romanization	Jeju Bangsong
McCune–Reischauer	Cheju Pangsong

Jeju International Broadcasting System or JIBS is a radio and TV station that is affiliated with the SBS Network, in Jeju Province, South Korea, and it was originally established on April 10, 1994, though it had started its demo emissions, and then later, it had therefore begun its test transmissions on December 7, 2001, as well as it soon commences its official broadcasts from May 31, 2002.

Stations

HLKJ-DTV

Jeju Province South Korea
City	Jeju City
Channels	Digital: 33 Virtual: 6
Branding	JIBS Television
Programming
Affiliations	SBS
Ownership
Owner	Jeju International Broadcasting System
History
First air date	May 31, 2002
Call sign meaning	HL Korea Jeju
Technical information
Licensing authority	KCC
Links
Website	https://www.jibs.co.kr/

HLQC-FM

Jeju City South Korea
Broadcast area	Jeju Province
Frequency	FM 101.5 MHz
Branding	JFICBS New Power FM/JFICBS QC101-FM
Programming
Format	Top 40 Mainstream/K-Pop
Affiliations	SBS Power FM
Ownership
Owner	Jeju International Broadcasting System
History
First air date	January 4, 2003
Call sign meaning	HL JIBS QC101-FM
Technical information
Class	all
Power	3kW (Jeju City) 1kW (Seogwipo)
Translator(s)	FM 98.5 MHz (Seogwipo) FM 95.9 MHz (Hallim)

• Television
  • Channel - Ch. 33 (LCN 6-1)
  • Launched - May 31, 2002
  • Affiliated to - SBS
  • Call Sign - HLKJ-DTV
• FM radio (New Power FM)
  • Frequency - FM 101.5 MHz (Jeju City), FM 98.5 MHz (Seogwipo City), FM 95.9 MHz (Hallim)
  • Launched - January 4, 2003
  • Affiliated to - SBS
  • Call Sign - HLQC-FM

History

The station was awarded a television license from the Ministry of Communications and Information (the current Ministry of Science and ICT) on March 29, 2002. The station was granted UHF channel 22 for Jeju City and was planning to set up a relay on channel 21 for Seogwipo.

Broadcasts started on May 31, 2002, the day the 2002 FIFA World Cup kicked off.

See also

• SBS (Korea)

External links

• Official website (in Korean)