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Music radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (4319 words) |
 | Satellite radio operates either as on a subscriber model or as an adjunct to a government-run public broadcaster; commercial satellite radio operations as a result generally don't carry commercials or private sponsorships, being subsidized by their subscribers. |
| Internet radio is a special case -- while many internet radio stations are run as a labor of love by their creators, others are either listener-supported in the manner of public broadcasters or are operated in a manner similar to a commercial broadcaster, selling sponsorships to pay for hosting fees. |
| Music radio, particularly top 40, has often acted as both a barometer and an arbiter of musical taste, and radio airplay is one of the defining measures of success in the mainstream musical world. |
| Freeform radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (154 words) |
| Freeform radio is a radio format where the disc jockey is given total control over what he or she plays. |
| The first freeform radio program was Nightsounds on KPFA-FM in Berkeley, California, DJ'd by John Leonard. |
| WFMU in New York/New Jersey is the longest running freeform station in the United States. |
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