Journalism Chapter 8 Homework The traffic manager is also responsible for ensuring that an ad order is logged as specified, that a record of when each client’s spots are aired is maintained

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Chapter 8: Traffic and Billing
Chapter 8: Highlights
Each commercial slot on a station is called an
availability. Availabilities constitute a station’s
saleable inventory.
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The traffic manager prepares a log to inform the
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The traffic manager prepares a log to inform the
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The traffic manager is also responsible for
ensuring that an ad order is logged as specified,
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Programming relies on the traffic manager for
the logs that function as scheduling guides for
on-air personnel; the sales department depends
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Although most traffic people are trained in-
house and are drawn from the administrative or
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Traffic departments use sophisticated computers
and scheduling and billing software to enhance
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In many instances, station ownership consolidation
(clustering) has eliminated individual station traffic
and billing departments and a single traffic hub
companies have assumed the task.
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Based on the spots aired and depending upon each
station's preference, as recorded and verified by the
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Since the FCC eliminated program log requirements
in the early 1980s, stations have been able to
design logs that inform programming personnel of

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