KEMS

KEMS
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Type	Broadcast television
Country	USA
Availability	Northern California
Owner	Korean EverRock Multi-Media Inc.
Key people	Taek Jong Yu, President
Launch date	2008 Comcast Digital Starter ch.197; 2007(KEMS television launch); 1977 (First Korean broadcast)
Official website	KEMS

KEMS (Korean EverRock Multi-Media Service) is a 24-hour Korean TV station serving the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. They recently^[when?] went through a complete management change thus changing their name from KTVN to KEMS. KEMS is the only local broadcast now available on Comcast Starter Cable on channel 197. KEMS can also be viewed on KICU-TV subchannel 36.2.^[1]

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v t e Broadcast television in the San Francisco Bay Area including San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose
English-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.1 EPG, 1.2 Retro TV, 1.3 QVC, 1.11 Jewelry) KTVU (2.1 Fox, 2.2 LATV, 2.3 Movies!, 2.4 Buzzr) K03HY-D (Religious) KRON (4.1 MNTV, 4.2 Sky Link TV, 4.3 Get TV) KPIX (5.1 CBS, 5.2 Decades) KBKF-LP (6.1 K-Love) KGO (7.1 ABC, 7.2 LWN, 7.3 Laff) KNTV (11.1 NBC, 11.2 Cozi TV) KDTV (14.3 GetTV, 14.4 Escape) KOFY (20.1 Ind, 20.2 MeTV) KTSF (26.2 Diya TV) KFTL-CD (28.1 Creation TV, 28.2 HSN) KICU (36.1 Ind, 36.3 CCTV News, 36.4 H&I) KCNS (38.4 Comet, 38.6 The Works) KMMC-LD (40.4 Rev'n) KTNC (42.2 The Works) KBCW (44.1 CW) KEMO (50.2 QVC, 50.3 QVC Plus) KKPX (65.1 Ion, 65.2 Qubo, 65.3 Ion Life, 65.4 Infomercials, 65.5 HSN, 65.6 QVC) KFSF (66.3 Bounce TV, 66.4 Grit) KTLN (68.1 TLN, 68.2 JTV, 68.3 SBN)
Public television	KQED (9.1 PBS, 9.2 KQEH, 9.3 World) KRCB (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 NHK World) KMTP (32.1 Deutsche Welle) KQEH (54.1 PBS, 54.2 KQED, 54.3 Life, 54.4 Kids, 54.5 V-me) KCSM (60.1 Ind, 60.2 France 24, 60.3 KCSM-FM / Jazz TV)
Spanish-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.10 Tiempos Finales) KTVU (2.2 LATV) KDTV (14.1 UNI, 14.2 UniMás) KCNS (38.1 MundoMax, 38.3 Estrella TV) KMMC-LD (40.1 3ABN Latino) KTNC (42.1 Estrella TV) KSTS (48.1 TEL, 48.2 TeleXitos) KEMO (50.1 AZA) KQEH (54.5 V-me) KFSF (66.1 UniMás, 66.2 UNI)
Asian-language channels	KAXT-CD (1.4 VietBay, 1.5 Quê Hương, 1.6 Nét Việt, 1.7 VieTop, 1.8 Creation TV, 1.9 U Channel, 1.12 NetV) KRON (4.2 Sky Link TV) KOFY (20.3 VIETV, 20.4 VietFace TV) KTSF (26.1 Ind, 26.2 Diya TV, 26.4 ICN, 26.5 Viet Today TV, 26.6 Viet Shopping TV) KEXT-CD (27.1 Tokyo TV) KFTL-CD (28.3 SAB TV) KICU (36.2 KEMS) KCNS (38.2 Sino TV, 38.5 NTD TV) KTLN (68.4 Chinese)
Stations serving Santa Rosa/Sonoma County	KTVJ-LD (Religious) KRCB (22.1 PBS, 22.2 Create, 22.3 NHK World) KDTV-CD (28.1 UNI, 28.2 UniMás) K03IC-D/KUKR-LD/KFTY-LD (Religious) KZHD-LD (49.1 Ind, 49.2 Spanish Religious) KEMO (50.1 AZA, 50.2 AZA)
Stations serving Fort Bragg/Mendocino County	KQSL (8.1 SBN)
Stations serving Tri-Valley	KEXT-CD (27.1 Tokyo TV)
ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV * indicates encrypted channel	KTVU* (2.1 FOX) KNTV* (11.1 NBC) KICU-TV (36.1 Ind) KSTS* (48.1 TMD) KKPX-TV* (65.2 Qubo)
Local cable channels	Comcast SportsNet Bay Area Comcast SportsNet California Comcast Hometown Network The Filipino Channel Pac-12 Network Link TV Tri-Valley Community Television KHRT 15 (Hayward) KCRT 28 (Richmond)
Local-access channels	SFGOVTV EATV Cal Channel SF Commons
Defunct stations	BayTV (cable only) KSAN/KNEW/KQEC 32 (Ind / PBS)
California television Bakersfield Chico–Redding Eureka Fresno Las Vegas NV Los Angeles Medford OR Monterey Inland Empire (Palm Springs) Reno NV Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Santa Barbara El Centro CA / Yuma AZ

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