Staying Up-to-date with MusicMaster News posted on December 15th, 2011
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MusicMaster was proud to sponsor the Jacobs Media Summit 16 at the Arbitron Client conference in Baltimore. Fred and Paul Jacobs assembled another informative afternoon of guests and topical discussion.
Jeff Anderson, Radio One’s Operations Manager in Richmond, Virginia, walked away with a new iPad 2 courtesy of MusicMaster. Merry Christmas, Jeff!
by Paul Ziino
Too much slow music clumping together in the log? Too many female artists in one hour and not enough in the next? There’s a quick way to get a visual scan of any part of a log using Song Highlight Filters. (more…)
MusicMaster is expanding rapidly and in need of bilingual individuals who can provide sales and technical assistance in Spanish. U.S.-based, work from home, no relocation required! Must be a fluent speaker in both English and Spanish and capable of written translation. Previous music programming experience with scheduling and automation software preferred. Advanced computer aptitude helpful but not required. Cover letter, resume (including references), and salary requirements should be forwarded to Mark Bolke.
This past weekend, over 40 Music Masters from Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxemburg, Norway, Poland and Spain joined together for this two day workshop in Potsdam near Berlin. A-Ware President Joe Knapp gave an outlook on the upcoming release of MusicMaster Version 5. But we also took a deeper look inside TV-topics, Goal-Scheduling, and the best way to schedule for Christmas in several workshops. If you feel you’re not prepared for Christmas, then check out this article from our blog.
By Marianne Burkett
In the Programming department of any radio station, the final product flowing from the speakers is really all that matters. Compelling content, cool promotions, contests and stand out imaging, news and weather are important, but well-crafted music logs are really key to spiking the stations Time Spent Listening. (more…)
by Paul Ziino
You can predetermine what clocks or assignment grids you wish to use on certain days. For example, you want to use your “All Christmas” grid on Christmas Eve and Day. Instead of having to remember on December 23rd to switch your grid before scheduling the 24th and 25th, then change it back prior to running the 26th, you could use the Format Scheduler to do it for you.