EBS Kids

==EBS U==
===2006–2012===
EBS decided to promote the terrestrial DMB business in December 2004 and decided to invest 65 billion won for five years. Two weeks later, it signed a memorandum of understanding with three broadcasters and three telecom operators, and in January of the following year, it entered into an alliance agreement with COWON SYSTEMS. After completing the terrestrial DMB experiment broadcasting at the Kwanak Mountain Transmission Center, it also cooperated with Kyunghyang Newspaper, Korean Federation of Teachers' Associations, Incruit and Joblink.
EBS, which acquired the partnership in this way, applied for a recommendation for terrestrial DMB operator approval in February 2005, but was dropped from the list of operators a month later. Eventually, EBS U revised its plan to satellite DMB channel and opened it on March 13, 2006 through TU Media.
We broadcast English education and children's programs from 4:00 am to 4:00 pm, but switched to EBS Plus 1 retransmission channel on January 1, 2011 and operated until August 31, 2012. It plans to re-open to children's IPTV channel in 2012, and re-opened on July 2 of that year.
EBS U stopped broadcasting in DMB in December 31, 2010.
===2012 (unused)===
===2012–2017===
On July 2, 2012, EBS U lanuched as IPTV channel after stopping broadcast in terrestrial DMB systems.
==EBS Kids==
===2018–present===
Category:South Korea
Category:Goyang
Category:Gyeonggi
Category:Educational Broadcasting System
Category:Television channels in South Korea
Category:Children's television networks
Category:2006
Category:2012
Category:2018
Category:Unused