Traffic Communications replaces transmission services with OmniBus iTX

The South African media services company has installed two channels of iTX as part of new transmission service

Author:: David Austerberry
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Mar 4, 2009

South African service provider Traffic Corporate Media Communications has installed a two-channel Omnibus iTX system.

South African media specialist Traffic Corporate Media Communications has launched a new transmission service with OmniBus iTX. Traffic has installed an initial two-channel configuration of iTX with the anticipation that the initial configuration of two channels will be expanded rapidly as customer demand increases.

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