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11-22-2007, 11:26 PM
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Broadcast TV in Seoul?
Aloha,
I was wondering if there were any broadcast TV stations in Seoul. I know there's cable and satellite... just wondering about old-fashioned broadcast. I have a TV tuner on my laptop, but wondering if I'll be able to pick anything up. Thanks, Brian  |
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11-23-2007, 08:07 PM
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Re: Broadcast TV in Seoul?
I just counted about 12 channels using my rabbit ears in Seoul. AFN is on 34, the only one always in English. You can get Arirang Radio on your computer, as well as other radio and TV programs.
Some are Hi Definition. There is always a movie somewhere. You may learn to like Korean Soap Operas, and other Korean entertainment. There are free concert tickets this Friday for US Forces, and a bus from Yongsan! |
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