IOK Media

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IOK Media

Type	Small and medium-sized enterprises[1]
Genre	Korean drama
Founded	February 17, 2012 (2012-02-17)[1]
Headquarters	5th floor, 19 Chungho building, 148 Street, Eonju-ro, Gangnam District, Seoul , South Korea
Key people	Go Byung-chul (CEO)
Products	TV series
Services	TV series production TV series distribution TV series marketing
Revenue	Less than 500 million won (December 2016[1])
Number of employees	1~20 (December 2013[1])
Parent
Korean: (주)아이오케이미디어; RR: (Ju)Aiokeimidieo
Website	iokcompany.net/IOK-MEDIA/

IOK Media (Korean: 아이오케이미디어; RR: Aiokeimidieo) is a South Korean TV series production company, distributor, and marketer. It is a subsidiary of .

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• Official website (in English)