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Korean Streamer TVING Expands KBO Baseball League Programming
Korean streamer Tving unveiled several plans to expand its coverage of the professional Korean baseball league (KBO League) for 2025 after a successful first year.
A joint venture between CJ ENM Entertainment Division, Naver and JTBC, Tving fended off competition from Netflix and Disney+ and Korean streaming platform Wavve to sign a three-year contract with the popular KBO League for 135 billion won ($93 million) to offer online streaming service of the KBO League from 2024 to 2026. CJ ENM said that Tving will introduce additional features for this year’s coverage of the KBO League to enhance the viewing experience, including a search function (by match and player) and short-form content through a “Shorts” tab. Tving will also add advanced pitcher-batter win rate prediction data in text-based live broadcasts to provide viewers with more tools to analyze and follow matches.
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