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Digital Comcast Cable Comcast CableCh 197 DigitalCh 36.2 24 HOUR KOREAN BROADCAST SERVING NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NORTHERN SERVING ABOUT KEMS WHO WE ARE As the only locally produced Korean language broadcasting station in Northern California, KEMS has become the most relevant media source for the Korean-American community. With the steady rise of international interest in Korean Culture, KEMS will continue to strive on providing the quality entertainment and compelling news coverage for the Korean American community as well as all of our viewers in Northern California. korean everrock KEMS acquire and start multimedia service is KBS World programs in kct (korean christian television) established / takes Northern California. starts its first broadcast. ownership of ktvn incs. 2001 2007 2015 first1977 korean broadcast begins1983 to broadcast one expands1997 to four hours of ktvn2006 inc starts to air 24 KICU2008 TV36 and Comcast airs on ch26 as a hour daily program daily program hours daily broadcast on Cable are partners with weekly program digital channel 36.2 KEMS to make KEMS the first Korean broadcasting to air on Ch197. KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STRATEGIC LOCATION Northern California is in the center of the world’s economic, scientific and cultural innovation. KEMS is located right in the heart of progress! KEMS believes location is one of the key factors to success. KEMS is strategicall located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the technological and cultural centere of the United States of America. World-renowned companies such as Google, Yahoo, Apple and Facebook as well as highly regarded schools like Standford and U.C. Berkeley have called Northern California their home. The growing Asian Americans in Nothern California are highly educated, tech-savvy and community focused with a great pride in their culture and family. The prevalent Asian American influence is hard to ignore in Northern California. From many business entrepreneurs to key leaders in government offices and educational institutions, the Asian American influence is already well established and is an integral part of the Northern Californian culture. KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 KEMS believes location is one of the key factors to success. KEMS is strategicall located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the technological and cultural centere of the United States of America. World-renowned companies such as Google, Yahoo, Apple and Facebook as well as highly regarded schools like Standford and U.C. Berkeley have called Northern California their home. The growing Asian Americans in Nothern California are highly educated, tech-savvy and community focused with a great pride in their culture and family. The prevalent Asian American influence is hard to ignore in Northern California. From many business entrepreneurs to key leaders in government offices and educational institutions, the Asian American influence is already well established and is an integral part of the Northern Californian culture. BROADCAST COVERAGE COVERAGEMENDOCINO ZONE CHANNEL 197 SANTA ROSA KEMS is the 24hour Korean Broadcast avaliable on Comcast cable. ZONE KEMS reaches over 1.5 million Comcast subscri bed households in Northern NAPA California. Viewers have access to KEMS TV by simply requesting the most basic Comcast package. VALLEJO ZONE OAKLAND HAYWARD SAN FRANCISCO ZONE DIGITAL FREMONT ZONE CHANNEL 36.2 KEMS 24 hour Korean Broadcast reaches the entire San Franco-Oakland-San SAN JOSE Jose Community. Viewers can enjoy watching KEMS complely free! (The new DTV transmitter will be built to expand coverage area to Watsonville, Salinas & Monterey.) MONTEREY KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 KEMS WORLD PROGRAMSSTASTICS NUMBERSPROGRAMS THAT MATTER ASIANKBS America AMERICAN is the POPULATION first foreign TV AND station LOCAL that TELEVISION provides English, MARKET Chinese, UNIVERSE and Spanish ESTIMATES: subtitles 553,519 632,173 DRAMA NEWS EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT 2,565,326 145,280 196,830 “Asian Americans are the fastest growing 2.76% SACRAMENTO multicultural segment of the U.S. population.” 3.73% 749,610 CHICAGO “Asian American buying power, currently at 14.22% $718 Billion, is estimated to reach LOS ANGELES $1 trillion by 2017.” 10.64% SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Currently, Korean Dramas are popular KEMS focuses heavily on providing among Asian Americans. Korean dramas educational and quality cotents for our Did you know San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose are the largest Korean are unique in that they appeal to the wider young viewers. Parents and their children 12.68% markets in the United States? Korean is the primary language used in almost 1,893,592 NEW YORK 2,243,357 spectrum Of Asian Americans Beyond can enjoy top programs. 78% of Korean households. Korean Americans are known to be extremely Koreans ; Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanse brand conscious consumers. like to watch them as well. KBS news give in depth world news KEMS focuses heavily on providing coverage for our korean and english educational and quality cotents for our speaking audience. 560,810 young viewers. Parents and their668,540 children can enjoy top programs. ASIAN AMERICAN POPULATION ASIAN AMERICAN TV HOMES KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 SOURCE:NIELSEN POP-FACTS PREMIERE,2012 UPDATE Currently, Korean Dramas are popular among Asian Americans. Korean dramas are unique in that they appeal to the wider spectrum Of Asian Americans Beyond Koreans ; Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanse like to watch them as well. KEMS LOCALPROGRAM PROGRAMS GUIDE PROGRAMS KEMSEnglish, programs Chinese, are and dedicated Spanish subtitlesto local viewers are available among on korean the most community programs. in Northern California DRAMA NEWS EDUCATION ENTERTAINMENT CULTURE DOCUMENTARY NEWS Currently, Korean Dramas are popularKEMS produces and KEMS focuses heavily on providingKEMS has been the most relevant among Asian Americans. Korean dramasairs the local News as educational and quality cotentsmedia for oursource for Korean community in are unique in that they appeal to thewell wider as, tv show such young viewers. Parents and theirNorthern children California past 40 years. spectrum Of Asian Americans Beyondas “TV Book Cafe” can enjoy top programs. Koreans ; Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanse“Korean in US”, “The like to watch them as well. Public SafetyKBS Guide”. news give in depth world news Recharge Yourself With Wholesome Laughter. coverage for our korean and english Enjoyable ENT including K-POP music shows, KEMS has been chosen by Korean Communications speaking audience. comedy skits, and infotainment programs. Agency and produced 5 episodes of documentary Viewers will meet the most up-to-the-minute trends in Korea. KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 Currently, Korean Dramas are popular among Asian Americans. Korean dramas are unique in that they appeal to the wider spectrum Of Asian Americans Beyond Koreans ; Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanse like to watch them as well. Recharge Yourself With Wholesome Laughter. Enjoyable ENT including K-POP music shows, comedy skits, and infotainment programs. Viewers will meet the most up-to-the-minute trends in Korea. PROGRAMSTASTICS GUIDE PROGRAMSNUMBERS THAT MATTER ASIANKEMS continue AMERICAN to air locallyPOPULATION produced ANDprograms LOCAL such TELEVISION as local news, MARKETcolumns, talk-show UNIVERSE and ESTIMATES: documentary. ASIAN* TV HOMES 553,519 145,280 CULTURE DOCUMENTARY / VARIETY NEWS 749,610 196,830 Sacramentro 632,173 ASIAN AMERICAN POPULATION ASIAN AMERICAN TV HOMES chicago 2,565,326 LOS ANGELES “Asian Americans are the fastest 14.22% growing multiculturalKEMS produces segment and of the san francisco bay area KEMS has been the most relevant airs the local News as media source for Korean community U.S. population.” well as, tv show such in Northern California past 40 years. as “TV Book Cafe” “Korean in US”, “The “Asian American buying power, new york 12.68% currently at $718 PublicBillion, Safety Guide”. is estimated KEMS has chosen by KCA and produced 5 episodes of to reach $1 trillion by 2017.” documentary each year since 2010 even now. The "Korean560,810 Rising" has received awards given by KBS Seoul Prize in 2014. 668,540 1,893,592 2,243,357 KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 SOURCE:NIELSEN POP-FACTS PREMIERE,2012 UPDATE KEMS CLIENTS TV ADVERTISINGCLIENTS Amore Asiana Airlines Auto Collision Bank Card Services BBCN Bank BoLee Bridal Couture California State Lottery California Special Dental Group Central Dental Group Central Medical Center Cocohodo Dasom Direct TV East West Chiropractic & Acupuncture Clinic Ettim Five Branches University Golden Pro Golf Hyundai Motor America JFC International inc Khan’s Korean Airlines Koreana Plaza McDonald’s Nomura & Co Shisedo Toyota Motor Sales USA Tatami Tous Les Jours University of East West Medicine US Bank Card Services And many more Korean business in the Bay Area BROADCASTING TIME AD LENGTH RATE choose to advertise with KEMS 30 Second 300 PRIME 5-11PM 20 Second 250 15 Second 200 30 Second 250 7AM-5PM 20 Second 200 15 Second 150 KEMSTV.COM (408) 433-0001 CONTACT US WE ARE ONLY A PHONE CALL OR AN EMAIL AWAY! YOUR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ARE IMPORTANT TO US! 2102 Commerce Drive San jose, California 95131 Tel: 408.433.0001 / Fax: 408.433.0003 kemstv.com [email protected] facebook.com/kemstv.
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