The Peruvian signal Arequipa TV signed an agreement with the TIBA carrier to have capacity satellite and satellite services that will allow you to improve the transmission quality, covering the entire Peruvian territory and even seek alliances to reach other markets.
The Peruvian signal has a daily schedule of 18 hours, has coverage national and is based precisely in Arequipa, the second city of Peru, located in the south of the country, more than 2,300 meters high and with a population of around 1 million of inhabitants.
TIBA, the main carrier Latin American audio, video and internet, in charge of providing satellite capacity and satellite services to the broadcaster, will thus begin to operate in the Peruvian market, where until now he had no presence.
The company has a strong market share of television transmission via satellite and provides services not only to international signals such as ESPN, Universal Channel or FOX, but also to signals Latin American that are issued regionally and internationally, such as Telefé Internacional, and even local signals of different countries in the region, such as Ecuador Canal Uno, VTV of Uruguay, EDU TV of Chile or Argentina SuperShow.
Currently serving 85 countries in the Americas, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, its base is in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and has teleports own in Brazil and Uruguay, offices in Miami and a network of vehicles satellite transmission and mobile earth stations.
