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Broadcast clear,
professional-sounding
messages on your
Information
Radio Station.
Recordings
referenced below
are provided in
the standard mp3
file format.
Free Recordings
To encourage the highest
quality broadcasts and
to keep station
operators in touch and
connected, we offer
those who join AAIRO
(summarized below)
complimentary
professional recording
services for general,
nonevent-oriented
broadcast messages You
provide the copy. These
recordings are
single-voice and limited
to 3 minutes of
recordings per calendar
year. This ongoing offer
is extended to new and
existing operators alike
and may be requested by
AAIRO members at any
time during their
station's operational
lifetime. Membership in
AAIRO is free at
AAIRO.org.
Commissioned Recordings
Station operators who
need to build a library
of recordings that
relate to events or are
applicable seasonally or
situationally choose
commissioned recordings.
You merely provide the
copy, and we take it
from there. This
affordable service is
quoted based on volume.
Request a quote.
InfoRadio Format
The InfoRadio Format is
especially for operators
of Information Radio
Stations who want to
broadcast specialized
information in a
professionally produced,
multi-voice
presentation. We even
help you write the
script. The demos linked
immediately below give
examples of the
InfoRadio Formats that
are on the air in
communities in the USA.
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Hear a community-based
demo.
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Listen to an event-based
demo.
Message Creation,
Delivery, Storage and
Archiving
All recorded messages
are created as .mp3/.wav
files and stored at
Information Station
Specialists for
additional security and
future editing
convenience. Recorded
messages are typically
provided to you as email
attachments or by direct
download, for larger
projects.
Program Management
We can even manage which
messages are on your
station day to day – all
remotely.
Inquire for more
information on how we
can help you keep your
content current.
AAIRO
The American Association
of Information Radio
Operators is a nonprofit
organization of
Information Radio
Station operators and
licensees from public
agencies across the
country. The group
exists to keep members
informed of legal and
operational issues
affecting their
stations; share best
practices; provide a
discussion forum for
issues of the day
related to Information
Radio broadcasting.
Membership is free.
Visit
AAIRO.org. |
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