Contemporary Radio Programming Strategies deals with music radio as it is today, yet reflects the legacy of the '50s and '60s pioneers who changed the medium from a program-based to a station format orientation. The main concern of the book is to arrive at a set of fundamental beliefs about the values and realities of the radio business in regard to entertainment programming in order to provide a basis for developing programming strategies. Rather than describe the formats and programming that already exist, it asks the question: "What do listeners really want from radio?" and adopts the functionalist viewpoint that a medium is best defined by how people use it.
The book employs a heuristic approach to explore possibilities and relationships regarding the development of innovative programming strategies and includes, after each chapter, a list of the major points summarizing important arguments.
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Contents: An Overview of the Book. Part I: Radio's Arena, Attributes, and Audiences. Radio's Arena. Radio's Attributes. What Radio Audiences Want. Part II: Formats, Soundscapes, and Voices. Format Structure and Management. The Structure and Appeal of Acoustic Space. Air Personality: The Structure of Spoken Gesture. Part III: Music Programming. The Appeals of Radio Music. Music Moods Research. The Components of a Mood-Evoking Music Progression. Factors in MOST -- Mood-Oriented Selection Testing. Factors in MEMO -- Mood-Evoking Music Order. Toward MERIT.
Book by MacFarland David
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