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Staff Writer
Nov 22, 2012

tvN transforms into channel M as the new face of K-culture

SINGAPORE - tvN, supported by Korea’s media conglomerate CJ E&M, will rebrand as channel M on 23 November.

Channel M will dedicated to K-pop driven content
Channel M will dedicated to K-pop driven content

Named after Mnet, the number one K-pop network worldwide, channel M aims to become the first choice K-pop brand and playground for young Asians across the region.

With the newly added support from the network, channel "M" will have more synergy with other M brands, gearing up with fun K-pop driven content, including dramas, lifestyle shows, concerts and movies.

Available on SingTel mio TV Ch. 518 (HD) and StarHub TV Ch. 824/874 (HD), channel M will present two projects during this year-end, with the Mnet Asian Music Awards 2012 in Hong Kong (LIVE) and K-Pop Star Hunt S2.

Launched in 2009, tvN has served as the Korean entertainment channel, bringing various television genres to audiences in Southeast Asia.

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