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Section 1: Getting StartedEngineer or Technical Managern Purchases, repairs, and maintains equipment.nnnnMonitors the station’s signal and broadcasting quality.Provides technical training for staff and volunteers who operate consoles, use studios and recordingequipment.Supports the programming department’s technical needs such as adapting studios for different programsor creating remote recording/broadcast operations.Learns about new technologies (such as Short Message Service—SMS and Interactive Voice Response—IVR)that the station can use to improve programming.Here are two examples of an organizational structure; the first is for a small radio station, the second fora larger station.Organizational Structure of a Small Radio StationCommunityAdministratorStation Manager(business development)Program DirectorEngineer/TechnicalAnnouncer/Reporter14 STARTING A <strong>LOCAL</strong> RADIO STATION: A MANUAL FOR AFGHANISTAN
Section 1: Getting StartedOrganizational Structure of a Larger Radio StationCommunityAdmin StaffStation ManagerChief EngineerBusiness DevelopmentProgram DirectorSports DirectorNews DirectorTechniciansAnnouncersProducersReportersAPPLYING FOR YOUR LICENSEBefore a radio station can start broadcasting in Afghanistan, it must have:1) a license to broadcast2) a frequency license for its broadcast signalWhen you apply for a license, you are asking the government for permission to broadcast. The amountof time it takes to get a license depends on many things, including your ability to submit the documentsrequested in the application and your ability to pay the frequency license fee.Here are the current and future procedures for getting a broadcast and frequency license in Afghanistan.Please remember that procedures may change, and that specific steps or policies listed in procedures maySTARTING A <strong>LOCAL</strong> RADIO STATION: A MANUAL FOR AFGHANISTAN15
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