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How do the radio stations get their songs?

Nowadays I know all the radio stations use computers, I just want to know the name of the service they use and how much it charges!!! THANKS!

Most use Broadcast Programming, Play MPE, or TM Century. None of those companies will sell to anyone except radio stations. Many record labels send CD’s or MP3’s directly to stations.
There are companies that will sell you a hard drive pre-loaded with an entire music library…but again only radio stations can buy them.

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2 Responses to “How do the radio stations get their songs?”

  1. Most use Broadcast Programming, Play MPE, or TM Century. None of those companies will sell to anyone except radio stations. Many record labels send CD’s or MP3’s directly to stations.
    There are companies that will sell you a hard drive pre-loaded with an entire music library…but again only radio stations can buy them.
    References :

  2. I get mine sent by the artists, I buy them, I get free mp3s , stuff like that
    References :

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