Ski-V is a different kind of closed circuit broadcasting network made up of state-of-the-art hardware and simple software. The television system, which debuted at Blackcomb, B.C., in March, provides information and entertainment to skiers in cafeterias, liftlines and other high-traffic spots.
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January 1992 Issue
In-House Network Tv- A New Kind Of Messenger
Ski-V is a different kind of closed circuit broadcasting network made up of state-of-the-art hardware and simple software. The television system, which debuted at Blackcomb, B.C., in March, provides information and entertainment to skiers in cafeterias, liftlines and other high-traffic…