Radio Terminology

Pregunta	Respuesta
Image: Ofcom+1 (binary/octet-stream)	OFCOM THE OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS Government-approved regulatory authority for the broadcasting industries of the UK. Ofcom has wide-ranging powers across the television, radio, telecoms and postal sectors.
Image: Ppl (binary/octet-stream)	PPL PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCE LIMITED PPL represents record companies and performers for the use of recorded music. They issue licences and collect royalties for certain uses of copyright-protected music, on behalf of their many thousands of members.
Image: Prs+1 (binary/octet-stream)	PRS PERFORMING RIGHTS SOCIETY PRS for Music represents songwriters, composers and music publishers for the use of musical compositions and lyrics (for recorded music & live performances). PRS ensure that creators and performers of music are paid when their music is used in public.
Image: Pra (binary/octet-stream)	Image: First Annual Conference (binary/octet-stream)
NPR	Image: Npr Logo (binary/octet-stream)
TML	THE MUSIC LICENCE

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