Radio, Recording, and Popular Music

2. a broadcasting station that aligns itself with a network
4. sale of radio or television content to stations on a market-by-market basis
8. the illegal recording and sale of copyrighted material
9. relaxation of ownership and other rules for radio and television
10. total sale of broadcast airtime
11. streaming or downloading of audio files recorded and stored on distant servers
13. single ownership and management of multiple radio stations in one market
14. "radio stations" that can be accessed only over the World Wide Web

1. percentage of a market's total population that is reached by a piece of broadcast programming
3. a device that translates digital computer information into an analog form so it can be transmitted through telephone lines
5. centralized production, distribution, decision-making organizations that links affiliates for the purpose of delivering their audiences to advertisers
6. in broadcast regulation, the idea that broadcasters serve as the public's trustees fiduciaries
7. the delivery of "radio" over the Internet directly to individual listeners
8. predetermined sequence of selected records to be played by a disc jockey
12. a radio station's particular sound or programming content