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SBS M

Logo used since June 2022
Country	South Korea
Headquarters	Seoul, South Korea
Programming
Language(s)	Korean
Ownership
Owner	SBS Medianet (SBS Media Holdings)
Sister channels	SBS Plus SBS F!L SBS Sports SBS Biz SBS funE SBS Golf SBS Golf 2
History
Launched	1 July 2001 (as MTV Korea)
Former names	MTV Korea (2001–2011) SBS MTV (2011–2022)
Links
Website	sbsm.sbs.co.kr
Availability
Streaming media
SBS Play	Watch live (Korea region only)

SBS M is a South Korean pay television music channel owned by SBS Medianet, a division of SBS Media Holdings. It features South Korean pop artists, international music, news, and a few reality and variety programs.

It was launched in 2001 as the South Korean version of the MTV. In 2011, it came under the SBS Paramount unit, a joint venture of SBS Medianet and Paramount Networks EMEAA and became SBS MTV. In June 2022, SBS and Paramount ceased their joint-venture, and the channel was renamed as SBS M. During its run as SBS MTV, it carried programs originally from the American MTV, along with a few Asian programs of its MTV Asian counterparts.

History

From 1994 to 1999, MTV, through a partnership deal, showed programs on the CheilJedang group's Mnet network.

In January 2001, the MTV block returned on OnGameNet, then owned by Orion Group's On-Media.

In July 2001, On-Media and Viacom launched MTV Korea. Their partnership ended in 2008.

In 2008, MTV Korea was acquired by C&M.

In September 2011, SBS, a South Korean commercial broadcaster, became the official South Korean partner of Viacom (now re-merged with CBS Corporation to form ViacomCBS in 2019, now Paramount Global). With this, MTV became a part of SBS, and renamed SBS MTV in November 2011.

On June 30, 2022, the channel was renamed as SBS M with the departure of Paramount Global content to partnered streaming service TVING, with the domestic version of Nickelodeon also rebranded as KiZmom.

Shows

Current programs

• SBS Inkigayo
• The Show

Former programs

• After Hours
• Back to the 90s
• Channel Fiestar
• Fresh: K-pop'
• Fresh: Pop
• Hello, Daniel (kor: 안녕, 다니엘)
• Hits: Classic
• I GOT7
• K-pop Star
• KPOP Hero
• KSTAR News 840
• Live 4 U
• Lovelyz in Wonderland (kor: 이상한나라의 러블리즈; Isanghannalaui leobeullijeu)
• MTV Hits
• MTV School Attack
• Running Man
• SBS MTV KPOP 20
• The Stage Big Pleasure
• Treasure Map
• The Trot Show
• Wake Up Call
• Yogobara

Current VJs

• Nara
• Supasize
• Semi
• Seorak
• Kewnsung
• Hongwook
• MC Rhymer
• Seunggwang
• Tim
• G-Ma$ta
• Jungmin
• Hanbyul
• Janet
• Joi
• Sara
• Bin
• Donemany
• Lee Eugene
• Yuri

See also

• MTV
• MTV Networks Asia Pacific
• MTV Southeast Asia
• Mnet (former partner of MTV in South Korea)
• MBC M

References

1. "MTV 코리아·니켈로디언, SBS 계열로 재출범" (in Korean). News.sbs.co.kr. 30 August 2011. Retrieved 1 October 2011.
2. "Viacom and SBS create Nickelodeon Korea". Kidscreen. Retrieved 1 October 2011.
3. "시사/이슈/유머 - 니켈로디언 코리아, SBS MTV 6월 30일 폐국".

External links

• Official website (in Korean)

v t e Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS)
Key people	Current Park Jung-hoon Former Yoon Se-young Yoon Hyuk-ki Song Do-gyun Ahn Guk-jung Ha Geum-yeol Woo Won-gil Lee Eung-moo Kim Jin-won
Television networks	Broadcast SBS TV Cable SBS Plus SBS Sports SBS Biz SBS funE SBS Golf SBS M KiZmom
Radio networks	SBS Love FM SBS Power FM SBS V-Radio
Private broadcasting networks partnership	KNN TBC TJB KBC UBC JTV CJB G1 JIBS
Subsidiaries and divisions	SBS Academy SBS Culture Foundation Seoam Science Foundation SBS Media Holdings SBS A&T SBS Contents Hub Vlending (joint venture with MBC) SBS International SBS Medianet Medianet Plus Studio S
Buildings	SBS Broadcasting Center SBS Prism Tower
Related articles	SBS Drama Awards SBS Open at Turtle Bay SeeU
See also	Taeyoung E&C Co.,Ltd. SBS M&C

• MTV channels
• Seoul Broadcasting System television networks
• Television channels in South Korea
• Korean-language television stations
• Music organizations based in South Korea
• Television channels and stations established in 2001