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Section 2 - Practice

2.1 Knowing and researching your audience

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2.3 Financial management, sales and fundraising

2.4 Applying for a licence

2.5 Managing programme content

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2.6 Managing music programming

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2.7 Managing news and phone-ins

2.8 Station imaging and marketing

page 146

2.9 Legal Issues for Managers

2.10 Managing People

2.11 Managing resources and technology

2.12 Monitoring, review and evaluation

page 223

Section 3 - Case Studies

3.1 Sunderland local radio

3.2 Bradford Community Broadcasting

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4.1 List of useful organizations and contacts

page 272

4.2 UK analogue radio ownership by groups

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