TVing, also known as 티빙, is a privately owned enterprise headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. It operates as a joint venture led by entertainment conglomerate CJ ENM Global, alongside equity partners Naver Corporation and JTBC. Founded in 2010 and originally launched by CJ HelloVision, the company, which spun off as an independent corporate entity in October 2020, has approximately 110 employees. It reported $285.8M in revenue as of 2025. It functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in media and TV services, operating as a subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) streaming enterprise in South Korea. The service functions as a domestic competitor to global streaming networks, utilizing cloud-based content delivery infrastructure, localized data analytics, and content budgets to cater to the entertainment preferences of East Asian and international audiences.
The repercussions of a large-scale personal information leakage at TVing are growing, with both users who directly subscribed and those who signed up indirectly through platform login and carrier alliances reportedly affected on July 15, 2026. This followed news from June 22, 2026, when TVing was reportedly unable to confirm the full scale of the data breach three weeks after its announcement. The incident affected 19.53 million individuals in South Korea, ranking it as the country's fourth-largest leak, leading to over 90,000 users suing TVing and prompting a widening government probe amid fears of identity theft from leaked CI/DI data.
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