In June 1983, the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) launched a live television special called Finding Dispersed Families, designed to reconnect loved ones separated by the Korean War. Initially intended as a one-time, 45-minute segment, the overwhelming public response—over 1,000 applications on the first day alone—prompted KBS to extend the broadcast. The program ultimately ran for 183 consecutive days, concluding on November 14, 1983! By the end of the campaign, more than 100,000 applications h

KBS (Korean Broadcasting System), the major public broadcasting company that houses KBS WORLD, is celebrating its 50th anniversary today! KBS WORLD will continue to be a vessel for Korean media, to the international fanbase. Thank you for following along! https://about.kbs.co.kr/eng/ | KBS WORLD

On Tuesday, a program by Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) revealed a comprehensive timeline of Barbie Hsu Shi-yuan, also known as Da S, the renowned Taiwan-born actress and TV host, from her trip to Japan until her passing in the country. | Global Times

In June 1983, the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) launched a live special titled Finding Dispersed Families, designed to reunite families separated by the Korean War. Initially intended as a single 45-minute segment, the program received an overwhelming response—over 1,000 applications on its first day—prompting KBS to extend the broadcast for a total of 183 days, concluding on November 14, 1983. By the end of the campaign, more than 100,000 applications had been received, with over half featur