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Radio Station Operations F.C.C. Regulations Organization of Departments Radio Formats Radio Programming

Federal Communications Commission Public Airwaves Federally Licensed Public File Media\FCCsong.wmv K W

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Radio Station Programming Exercise Each student represents 10,000 people The market has 2 country stations, 1 AC, 1 CHR, 1 News/Talk Divide into groups of 4. Analyze the market (use another group as a focus group) for music interests, needs and wants from a new radio station

Radio Station Programming Exercise cont. In your group, discuss the possible format choices and develop a rational for your final choice Discuss the mood/tone of the station (example: morning show, midday, special programming)