Network programming teams

How Radio Station Management is set up for you

A programming team serving several shows can use projects to coordinate content preparation while keeping individual broadcast windows on the schedule. Content items belong to projects, tasks belong to projects, and each slot identifies its presenter. Ad play logs provide a separate record for campaign spots and actual play timing.

Select one production project and a short scheduling period. Assign the project owner, load its content item and attach a file version. Add the tasks that must be completed before the program can air. The manager then checks the budget position, and the editor identifies the version being reviewed. A rights reviewer compares the planned release with the agreement's allowed uses and validity dates.

Alongside that work, the programming coordinator enters presenter-led air windows. The traffic coordinator creates ad play logs for the planned spots and reviews actual play times after the broadcast. The station manager can ask about a program, a creative and a spot without forcing those into a single status. Keeping the distinct records connected through their actual references gives each team a clear place to work.