That from there and this from here: annotations for a categorization of content of the Brazilian commercial broadcasting stations, based on the influence from radios in the United States of America
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-7114.sig.2013.59950Keywords:
Commercial radio, Brazil, United States of America, content, categorization.Abstract
A proposal of categorization of radiophony content, considering four levels of planning: (1) the segment, (2) the format, (3) the programming and (4) the content itself, this last one usually organized in the shape of programs. The objective is to approach and contrast what is practiced in the commercial radio broadcasting stations in Brazil to processes adopted by the radios in the United States, a market which is as a reference for the national entrepreneurship. For this, there will be part of a bibliographic review in relation to the subject, considering work of authors like Fornatale and Mills (1980), Warren (2005), Keith (2010) and Hausman, Messere, O’Donnell and Benoit (2010); and notes on the topic from The Museum of Broadcast Communications Encyclopedia of Radio, published by Sterling (2004).
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