MBC broadcasting facilities (historical main site)

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The MBC broadcasting facilities (historical main site) were the former primary studios and headquarters complex of South Korea’s Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, located in Seoul’s Yeouido district.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf broadcasting facility complex
former headquarters
television studio complex
affiliation public broadcaster
associatedOrganization MBC Dramia
surface form: MBC Drama

MBC
surface form: MBC News

Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
surface form: MBC Radio
broadcastArea international (via affiliates and partners)
national (South Korea)
buildingUse office space
studio space
technical facilities
cityServed Seoul
country South Korea
countryServed South Korea
hadFunction corporate headquarters of Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
drama production studios
news production center
technical operations center
variety show studios
historicalRole central hub of MBC’s analog-era broadcasting operations
symbolic base of MBC before relocation to Digital Media City
languageOfBroadcast Korean
locatedIn Seoul
Yeongdeungpo District
Yeouido-dong
surface form: Yeouido
locatedOn Yeouido Island
mediaTypeProduced drama series
entertainment shows
news bulletins
radio programs
television programs
networkServed MBC
surface form: MBC FM4U

MBC
surface form: MBC TV

MBC
surface form: MBC standard FM
notableFor being the historical main studios of Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
hosting production of major South Korean television programs
operatedBy Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
ownedBy Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation
partOf MBC
surface form: MBC network
primaryUse program production
radio broadcasting
television broadcasting
region East Asia
status former main site
successorFacility MBC Sangam Digital Media City headquarters

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Yeouido-dong contains MBC broadcasting facilities (historical main site)