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Level – The volume level that
controls the broadcast.
Liner – A written phrase that
stand by themselves and are meant to communicate concise imaging.
Typically, a DJ says a “liner” over an intro of a record or during a
commercial break between songs and spots.
Live assist – This describes
how a DJ creates a radio show by interacting with a computerized
system. The DJ provides live talk, chat, liners, and then activates the
computer system which automatically runs commercial spots, jingles,
promos or songs. When it is time for the DJ to talk again, he/she
deactivates the automation and goes live again.
Log – The written record of
what transpires at the radio station, including: music, commercial
content and transmitting specifications. A music log is a list of the
songs played for the day, a commercial log shows which commercials were
played and when and an engineering log show the status of a
transmitter's specifications during the course of a day.
Lotteries – FC regulation
generally prohibit the broadcast of information on lotteries, and makes
the broadcast of such a crime; one exception is state conducted
lotteries. A contest that requires a purchase to play, or where a
winner is chosen by random selection (a chance drawing) is usually a
lottery.