Radio Industry
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How to Win Radio Advertising Awards
Recognition from peers and the votes of experienced professionals in the industry is a boost to anyone's profile and confidence, and awards are one way to do just that. more...
Understanding the Creative Brief
The starting point for most commercial creative work is the brief, interpreting exactly what's required demands imagination and many say is an art form in itself. more...
How to Find a Career Working in Radio
Radio for its enthusiasts can often become a passion. What's the most effective way to pursue this passion and make a living from it? more...
Finding the right job is never easy, and finding the right openings in the radio industry can be notoriously difficult. A little knowledge of where to look can often help more...
Understanding Radio Programming Terminology
Working in any radio station environment at the start of a career can be confusing enough, without having to learn a new way of talking. Here are some basic words. more...
Understanding Basic Radio Jargon
Every industry and every profession tends to have its own peculiar terminology. This is a short guide to the most often heard shortened words and phrases inside radio. more...
The relatively affluent western world views radio more as an entertainment medium. For parts of the developing world it's a lifeline. more...
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2009 CMA Awards Announce Broadcast Finalists
By:
Lisa L. Rollins
The 2009 Country Music Association Awards, aside from celebrating the genre's top entertainers and musicians, will also honor the country-radio industry's broadcasters. more...
By: John Shults
Behind the microphone for seven decades, Paul Harvey spanning several generations. His outright success as a radio personality since 1933 made him an icon. more...
National Public Radio (NPR) Announces Layoffs
By:
Martha R. Gore
For the first time in its 25 year history, National Public Radio (NPR) announced on December 10, 2008, that it would layoff part of its workforce. more...
Contemporary Hit Radio History
By: John Ford
Contemporary Hit Radio, or CHR, focuses on playing new hit songs and a limited play list. In recent years, heavily researched mass appeal oldies have joined the mix. more...
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