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Curated versus automated music programming - Why did you switch?
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Nope, please include Kids Public Radio in that list, www.kidspublicradio.org Not a station, a multi-channel network of non-commercial programming for kids. Thanks!
It counts for me!
you're missing wfmu, and its sister station (now with new call letters) wmfu.
it is not NPR but it is 100% listener-supported. Does that count?
About the two weeks: that is a temporary compromise between broadcasters and rightsholders. Broadcasters asked for leniency because most of them had no system to record all songs that were played.
The Copyright Royalty Board said in 2006 in 71 Fe...
Page Wilson wrote:
> In this day and age, the ancient logging techniques of BMI, ASCAP and SESAC should be brought into the modern digital age by mandate. They CAN tag a song digitally, and pay for actual airplay, instead of guestimating from a s...
hmmm it was already on the list - kbcs.fm!
Thank you, this is exactly why I posted the list in the first place!
Hi - that's an impressive list - I hate to give you more work but the station I work at, KBCS 91.3 / kbcs.fm, isn't listed. It's a community radio station in Bellevue - Seattle. We're also member supported and a Pacifica Affiliate if that informat...
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- At 4:47am on August 1, 2009,
Steve Behrens said… - Imre
Are you involved in the setup of the data-collection method for web streaming rights? There's so much dismay about logging, it seems hard to understand for someone like me who hasn't worked at a station. It seems that stations should be keeping track of what they play anyway for many reasons, including putting lists online and adding metadata to HD Radio. Could we talk about what PI is working on and how the labor of logging could be made negligible? This is probably something as rational as computerizing the health care industry and more difficult than it looks.
If we have an on-the-record conversation, the NPR public relations people might insist on monitoring, but I'd like to see if there's interest at PI in talking about this, and what the best time would be.
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