Radio Production I

MED

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Radio Production I

Radio provides a means by which cultures can be shared at the same instant throughout the nation and the world via the web. It also plays a role in dividing by unified audience into smaller segments, with deejays both acknowledging and catering to diverse cultures with difference tastes regarding radio programming (along with the music industry). Today radio has expanded to be inclusive of multiple music styles, at the center of discussions about industry monopoly practices and captures the political mobilization of extremist rhetoric. This course explores the history of radio and applies the lessons of theoretical and practical knowledge as a way of providing a solid foundation in radio programming and production

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Undergraduate

Yes

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