MIX ATTACK RADIO NETWORK PROGRAM SPECIFICATIONS

MUSIC CONTENT - Mix Attack is a 1/2 hour "club-style" radio show which is available to both commercial and non-commercial radio stations, free of charge. The music content will emphasize (but not be limited to) the underground dance music styles of Progressive House, Euro/Hi-NRG, and Techno. Mix Attack features special exclusive remixes (when available) and come hosted for automation ready "drop and play" broadcast.

SCHEDULE - Mix Attack's production schedule is coordinated according to the fall and spring broadcast schedules of most non-commercial college radio stations. The show is produced and delivered in seasonal blocks consisting of 12 programs for the fall and 16 programs for the spring, delivered twice a year for a total of 28 half-hour programs per year. Delivery of the fall season is in August, prior to the start of the school year, and the Winter season delivery is in December, just prior to the Christmas holiday break.

SCHEDULE NOTES - Since many non-commercial college radio stations are off the air during the summer break, Mix Attack is out of production for the months of May through August. Stations which are on year round should rebroadcast Mix Attack programs from the previous fall and spring seasons. Since most non-commercial college stations are off the air during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter vacation breaks, the number of Mix Attack programs produced is based on the total number of on-air weeks typically found at college radio. If needed, Mix Attack segments from previous seasons may be rebroadcast at the discretion of station management.

DELIVERY FORMAT - Mix Attack is available on audio CD or electronically by secure FTP.

PROGRAMS ON CD: Each CD contains two half-hour programs and are shipped as program blocks, as described in the schedule above. While the station must retain programming CDs for a minimum of 4 weeks past airdate, it is recommended that shows be added to the station's library on a perminiant basis so the station has an archive of Mix Attack programming for future use. Programming CDs become property of the station and should be archived accordingly.

PROGRAMS VIA FTP: Mix Attack program segments can be uploaded directly to your automated broadcast server in the .bwf format. Please contact DJ Carli for further information - http://www.radiationroom.com/contact.htm

MIX ATTACK IS INTENDED FOR USE BY QUALIFIED, FCC (USA), CRTC (CANADA), OR OTHER GOVERNMENT LICENSED RADIO STATIONS ONLY. In order to qualify for service via CD, the station must be an over the air broadcaster, and the station's schedule, technical specs, and demographic information must be suppled to the best of the carrying station's ability via a questionaire included in our information kit. Carrier current stations do not qualify for service via CD, but are eligible to recieve the programming via FTP. Further information is available by email - http://www.radiationroom.com/contact.htm

Production of Mix Attack is on a semester by semester basis, and may be terminated by Radiation Room by email notice to carrying stations, four weeks prior to the delivery due date of the next scheduled programming block. Likewise, an individual station may cease broadcasting Mix Attack on a four week notice in writing or by email to Radiation Room/Peter Carli. All rights reserved, including denial of service to stations who do not qualify or do not air the supplied programs during their regularly scheduled broadcast times. {...hey it's a free service and I don't get paid for it, but will keep it in production for as long as I can as long as there is interest... - DJ Carli}

SHOW SPONSORSHIP - Mix Attack may be sponsored by any local underwriter with the exception of nightclubs, recording studios, or DJ services. Preferred sponsors include pizza shops, clothing stores, record/CD/video stores, autosound installers, or others not involved in music production, music promotion, or hospitality/entertainment services. The producers of Mix Attack reserve the right to include promotional mentions within the program from a national underwriter to help recover production and distribution costs.

DAYPART - Mix Attack can be aired in any daypart between 5AM and Midnight weekdays, or Noon until Midnight on the weekends. The time of broadcast is at the station's discretion, but must be consistent from week to week. Changes in airtime may be made without prior notice but must be immediately faxed or e-mailed to Radiation Room / Peter Carli. The show may be aired at additional times, as often as the station desires. Broadcasts should be logged and verifications faxed or e-mailed to our office.