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	Radio Station Format Guide
		This is a format so named as to distinguish itself from Top 40 stations of the past, which played primarily singles.
		A format which became briefly popular in the 90`s was the "Jammin' Oldies" format, which featured randb oldies from the late 60's and 70's.
		This format is primarily aimed at older adults and is sometimes referred to as "Adult Standards" or "Nostalgia" format.
	www.nyradioguide.com /formats.htm (1710 words)

	CBS RADIO - Home
		At CBS RADIO, we recognize that a work force comprised of a wide variety of perspectives, viewpoints and backgrounds is integral to our continued success.
		This is a fundamental way of doing business at CBS RADIO, and we continue to be steadfast in our goal of being diverse and representative of the public we serve.
		CBS RADIO owns and operates 144 stations, the majority of which are in the nation's top 50 markets.
	www.cbsradio.com /careers (575 words)

	Radio Guide USA \| Format Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		In the old days, a radio format was the way the station's program director arranged the sequence of programming elements to make up the day's schedule.
		After the "golden age" of radio, when most programming was provided by the big networks, individual radio stations developed local disc-jockey shows interrupted every half hour with news.
		Over the years, formats have evolved to the point where radio programming is carefully designed to reach a specifically defined segment or "niche" of the population, based on such demographic criteria as age, income, ethnic background, etc. A format may refer to the overall programming (i.e.
	www.radioguide.com /formats.html (115 words)

	Commercial Radio Formats
		A commercial radio format is a collection of types of music that are similar, from different artists.
		A radio station is much like a record label in the respect that they usually go after the formats that are hot at the time.
		They change formats for a number of reasons, but primarily it is because they want to change their advertising “draw”, and attract a different and hopefully more profitable audience to the station.
	www.visionentertainment.com /html/commercial_radio_formats.html (734 words)

	Radio Stations & Format Genres
		In the USA, the common person may not be able to distinguish between 'contemporary hit radio' and 'adult contemporary.' Conversely, in the USA, the listeners to the 'Hispanic' genre is sensitive to the vast differences between a Spanish-language salsa/merengue music station and a Spanish-language mariachi music station.
		Radio stations that are listened to by the same set of people tend to be clustered together, and radio programs that are listened by the same set of people are also clustered together.
		If we look at the radio program types, we find that they are grouped into four major segments (popular music in the bottom-left quadrant, Latin American music near the top, European/North American cultural music (classical, jazz/blues) to the bottom right and news/information/talk on the right near the horizontal axis).
	www.zonalatina.com /Zldata110.htm (735 words)

	Freeform (radio format) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Freeform, or freeform radio, is a radio station programming format in which the disc jockey is given total control over what music to play, regardless of music genre or commercial interests.
		Although ordinarily the freeform radio format is incompatible with commercial radio, an exceptional case is Indie 103.1 FM of Santa Monica and Newport Beach, California.
		Many freeform stations are small and lack corporate backing, and therefore have relatively weak radio transmitters (especially around metropolitan areas where corporate radio signals dominate), a problem that has caused numerous broadcasters to transition to Internet radio, pirate radio or both such as FRSC (Free Radio Santa Cruz).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Freeform_(radio_format) (457 words)

	Radio Eyes Help - source file converter
		A format file is a simple text file that describes to the Radio Eyes Source File Converter where to find the needed information to produce the Radio Eyes random access catalog (_RE.dat).
		In cases where it is not clear what the column limits are from the text line displayed, you can derive them from a hex editor such as Ultra Edit (or one of the many free ones out there) and perusal through more of the file.
		If the format file plays by the rules and uses Field Names that the Source File Converter recognizes, the proper field Type will be automatically selected in the Type column on the right.
	www.radiosky.com /radioeyes/help/sourcefileconverter.htm (1588 words)

	Radio Broadcasters Adopt Digital Format, Radio Broadcasters Adopt Digital Format As Tool to Help Revive Industry - CBS ...
		HD Radio also claims to have CD-quality sound on FM and FM-quality sound on AM stations, as well as better reception and the possibility of broadcasting data such as song titles and artists names, like satellite radio does.
		Lee, one of the last individual radio station owners in a major market, said HD radio is costing his station now, but he expects it to be profitable in five to seven years.
		The upgrade to HD Radio is far cheaper than launching a new radio station, and involves adding equipment that allows digital signals to be piggybacked onto a station's regular frequency.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/08/01/ap/business/mainD8J7Q1M00.shtml (1335 words)

	Salem Communications Corporation - Our Company / Radio Broadcasting
		Currently, over 2,000 radio stations are identified as having primarily a religious format.
		We are currently the third largest radio broadcaster in the top twenty-five radio markets, measured by the number of stations.
		For the most part, radio broadcasters purchase stations based on a price that is a multiple of current cash flows of that station.
	www.salem.cc /aboutRadioBroadcasting.htm (659 words)

	Radio for Milwaukee - non-profit local radio - Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		As Radio For Milwaukee co-founder and local musician Peter Buffett noted: "Radio generally doesn't support musicians and plays the same artists and songs over and over.
		With satellite and Internet radio, every type of specialized music and ethnic programming is available for little or no cost.
		And we hope to ease the transition to the new format by helping fans of the jazz-only format to locate alternative sources.
	www.radioformilwaukee.org /music.html (413 words)

	Radio Has a new Format-Porn Radio - Message Board - ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The format is the brainchild of Jerry Clifton, CEO of the Scottsdale,
		The new format is a "fl eye on Fresno radio," said Ed Beckman.
		For a new station and a newly flipped format, the media coverage is free advertisment.
	p076.ezboard.com /fpoliticalpalacefrm72.showMessage?topicID=221.topic (1235 words)

	Radio Ink - The Voice of Radio Revolution
		Programmers and label executives are consistently debating whether or not that crossover is good for the format especially in light of the fact that Country has been losing listeners over the past decade.
		While most agree those days are gone forever, the two sides of the format fence are still trying to figure out how to stop the bleeding to keep current listeners in the format as well as to bring back some of the lost listeners.
		Radio programmers and label executives argue about why listeners are leaving the format.
	www.radioink.com /HeadlineEntry.asp?hid=37223&pt=archive (410 words)

	Evaluation of Radio News Formats (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Because of the often political nature of talk radio and the related processes of selective perception and selective retention, it is presumed that one's favorite radio talk show would be rated more highly than radio talk shows in general.
		Additionally, listeners to both all-news and talk radio were asked to describe what differences, if any, they perceive between the two formats, and to rate both formats for three factors: accuracy, presenting all sides of a story, and presenting news that you can trust.
		For talk radio, listeners showed less variation in ratings among the three characteristics: it received a 7.4 rating for both accuracy and presenting news that you can trust, and a 6.9 for presenting all sides of a story [Chart 10].
	www.rtnda.org /radio/eval (1702 words)

	Audio and Video from Americans to Ban Cloning
		National Right to Life Committee ran these radio ads in eight states urging Senators to support the Brownback-Landrieu comprehensive ban on human cloning.
		Family Research Council ran radio and print ads in Indiana calling for a ban on human cloning to prevent human beings from becoming the next "lab rats."
		Radio Ad Below are radio commercials produced and paid for by
	www.cloninginformation.org /audio-video.htm (201 words)

	Format
		Format di Blogosfere, intervista sul sito di Radio Rai
		Tag: andrea materia, blog, blogosfere, format, mario bellina, podcast, radio 2 rai, radio rai, versione beta
		Il blog Format di Blogosfere su Radio Rai
	format.blogosfere.it (2101 words)

	Getting Real (Over Coffee): Radio: Better Format, Worse Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The AM side of the dial could be heard only on campus, but with a good radio and the right weather conditions, the FM signal could be picked up over much of Johnson County.
		Radio stations got around that flaw by playing only half of the song, then airing some commercials before finishing it.
		These days, radio has caught on to what listeners were telling them.
	www.wilstar.com /OverCoffee/blog/2006/10/radio-better-format-worse-music.html (603 words)

	RadioStationWorld - Radio Formats - Main Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		A radio format, or programming format, or programming genre refers to the overall content broadcasting over a radio station.
		In today's age of radio, many radio formats are designed to reach a specifically defined segment or niche of the listening population based on such demographic criteria as age, ethnicity, background, etc.
		Within each type are sub-type and niche formats that usually target their format to an even more defined target audience.
	radiostationworld.com /directory/radio_formats (133 words)

	Britain refuses to listen to new digital radio format \| Technology \| Guardian Unlimited Technology
		Britain refuses to listen to new digital radio format
		The Digital Radio Development Bureau, created to market DAB, said AAC+ was "good news for DAB globally - if you're Australia, it's fantastic news" - but that 89% of British DAB users "rated the sound quality between good and excellent.
		Ofcom says it "encourages the radio industry to work with manufacturers to develop and market such radios as standard".
	technology.guardian.co.uk /weekly/story/0,,1942267,00.html (714 words)

	Glossary
		AFTRA American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; union made up of broadcast performers: announcers, deejays, newscasters.
		Major companies promoting IBOC included Lucent and USADR USA Digital Radio, Inc. These companies have merged and are now know as Ibiquity.
		First radio station licensed by the Department of Commerce.
	www.udel.edu /nero/Radio/glossary.html (1928 words)

	Wired News: Radio Industry Hits Shuffle
		In the tradition-strangled world of commercial radio, all eyes are on that rarest of breeds: a bold new idea.
		The Jack format, which is already spawning imitators, could be a key to FM's survival as an alternative to satellite radio, internet radio and MP3 players.
		The formats could just be the latest radio fad, destined for the dustbin along with AM stereo, the all-'80s format and easy listening.
	www.wired.com /news/digiwood/0,1412,67727,00.html?tw=rss.TOP (1009 words)

	Salem Communications Corporation - Our Company / Radio Network
		Through this format a listener can hear Bible teaching and sermons and gain answers to questions relating to daily life, from raising children to preserving religious legal rights in education and the workplace.
		Through our CCM format, called The FISH® in most markets, we are able to bring listeners the words of inspirational recording artists, set to upbeat contemporary music.
		News talk programming is the second most popular radio format in the country, based both on listenership and number of radio stations.
	www.salem.cc /aboutRadioFormat.htm (500 words)

	Radio and Electronics School
		Many radio and electronics learners have been confronted with a cube made of resistors - one resistor for each side of the cube.
		How it affects radio propagation and how it can be used to the benefit of radio amateurs.
		Radio Box is a suite of 14 programs-in-one for the Radio Amateur or for anyone studying Amateur Radio.
	www.radioelectronicschool.net /index.php?cmd=supplementary (2107 words)

	Krakow: New radio formats sacrifice sound - Tech News & Reviews - MSNBC.com
		The headline on the March issue of Wired proclaims “The End of Radio (As We Know It).” Inside are stories on the satellite radio wars, the coming digital radio boom plus radio recording devices and even podcasting.
		Radio isn't ending -- all that's happening is we're getting more of it.
		Satellite radio partially solves this by giving you a huge choice of stations: Songs from every decade, genre, style and persuasion are available on both XM and Sirius services.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/7150262 (524 words)

	Radio Beat: It sounds like '90s music could be the next big format on Seattle dials
		Some months back "Radio Beat," noting the progression from oldies to classic rock to the '80s format, wondered aloud when a radio format of nostalgia for '90s music would arrive.
		Because what's sometimes referred to as "classic alternative" does exist as a format, and the rumors are flying that it might be the format of choice the next time an FM music station in Seattle makes a switch.
		He ran a classic alternative format in Detroit before coming to Seattle to program KYPT-FM as an '80s station; when management cleaned house, he moved to San Diego, where he's programming a station mixing what he calls "alternative gold" with current hits.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /tv/147001_radiobeat06.html (850 words)

	USATODAY.com - Radio changes its tune to recapture listeners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The Internet, iPods, computer games, podcasting, commercial-free satellite radio and staid programming have combined to slice average weekly listening time 9% since 1998, prompting many "terrestrial" commercial stations to jettison even relatively strong formats, such as rock, in several big markets.
		But with satellite radio growth exploding, format flips are accelerating as stations "become more earnest addressing the erosion in listenership," says Sean Ross of Edison Media Research.
		Some formats, such as contemporary Christian music, are bolstering ratings at 15 Salem Communications stations, says chief operating officer Joe D. Davis.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/news/2005-05-11-radio_x.htm (471 words)

	EETimes.com - Digital AM radio format girds for attack on U.S. market (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		DRM, a digital AM radio system that operates on broadcast bands below 30 MHz, is broadcast by more than 65 stations worldwide, though not in the United States, where Senger believes the battle over digital radio is far from over.
		The emergence of software-defined, multiformat digital radio receivers and the opportunity to access a nonproprietary, international digital radio format could make DRM a good bet for U.S. stations, he said.
		That's where software-defined digital radio might be able to waltz in through the back door, making the battle over digital radio formats almost moot.
	www.eetimes.com /news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=59301192 (1177 words)

	KENT ISLAND ONLINE BALTIMORE RADIO STATIONS
		This format is basically a mix between an oldies, classic rock, and adult contemporary station that goes by a first name.
		The oldies format is a dying format that is having trouble in most markets.
		Most of the second generation airstaff was fired, and veteran radio programmer / talent Bob Waugh (of the newer WHFS and the legendary Long Island alternative station WLIR) was brought in to improve ratings.
	www.kentisland.cc /baltradio.htm (2047 words)

	Radio Airplay 101 - Commercial Formats
		Americana is an interesting new format, with some really eclectic artists and new labels supporting it.
		There is no absolute number of religious stations which play new music; instead it is a variable, and a particular station can play anywhere from one to 24 hours of new music.
		AC is similar to Religious, in that hundreds of the stations have limited capacity for new music because of the talk, satellite or sports programming they carry.
	www.radio-media.com /song-album/articles/airplay9.html (648 words)

	Michiguide.com: Michigan's Guide to Radio and Television Broadcasting: Radio Format Changes Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		The station had been operating with a Classic Country format after coming under control of Synergy Media which purchased the station from Cincinnati Classical Public Radio earlier this year.
		Posters on the Michigan Radio & TV Buzzboard report that the station has continued to identify itself as "Z 92.5" and "The Castle" - names it was using under its previous catch-all pop music format.
		WMKD previously identified as WADW and had an Oldies format prior to being purchased by Catholic broadcasters Starboard Media.
	www.michiguide.com /archives/michigan_almanac/radio_format_changes (1172 words)

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