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Encyclopedia > Omnibus (broadcast)

In broadcasting an Omnibus (sometimes called an Omnibus edition) is a compliation of daily episodes that is usually broadcast during the following weekend. The weekend is a part of the week lasting one or two days in which most paid workers do not work. ...


Omnibus is also the name of a software package used for television station control and automation. See: Omnibus.tv (http://www.omnibus.tv/)


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Omnibus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (209 words)
Omnibus is a Latin word meaning "for all (people)" and has five main meanings in standard English:
For a soap opera or similar broadcast it is a compilation of daily episodes that is usually broadcast during the following weekend.
Note: Omnibus had no plural in Latin, because it was already a plural word.
OmniBus Systems - Broadcast Automation (291 words)
OmniBus is the award-winning provider of broadcast automation and content management solutions to broadcasters, cable and satellite organisations of all shapes and sizes around the world.
OmniBus' unique combination of industry-leading OPUS technology, strong integrator partner programme and close working relationships with key manufacturers ensures that our 'best-of-breed' services and solutions can really help your business grow.
OmniBus Training Services ensure your team will have the appropriate skills to maximise the potential of your broadcast automation investment through skills analysis, proven training modules delivered at your premises or our training facilities, and operational support as your system goes live.
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