Conceptual Communications Plan for American Indian Broadcasting Company: Expanding Reach Through Transponders and Cable Television, 1978-08-21

Item — Box: 5, Folder: 9

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_5_9_0001

Staff Only

This document is a conceptual communications plan for the American Indian Broadcasting Company, created by Sooner Cable Services, Inc. It includes a glossary of terms related to satellite and terrestrial microwave communication systems. The plan discusses the use of transponders, terrestrial microwave repeaters, earth stations, translators, cable systems, and mobile studios with integral uplinks for broadcasting purposes. The plan highlights the ability to transmit television, radio, and data signals across various locations.

Dates

1978-08-21

Language of Materials

English

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