(World Cup) JTBC says 'no disruption' in World Cup broadcast despite financial issues (opens original article in a new tab)

South Korean broadcaster JTBC stated it will broadcast the FIFA World Cup without interruption, dismissing reports of potential disruptions amid financial difficulties. It has exclusive broadcasting rights for the World Cup and Olympics through 2032. JTBC and its parent group affiliates are undergoing court-led rehabilitation due to liquidity issues.

• JTBC confirms no disruption in World Cup broadcasts despite liquidity crisis.
• JTBC has exclusive broadcasting rights for World Cup 2026-2030 and Olympics 2026-2032.
• JTBC and JoongAng Group affiliates filed for court-led rehabilitation due to financial issues.