Show Clock for NPR's “All Things Considered”   What is a program Clock A Program Clock is a template that broadcast stations and networks use to program on-air: when to start and end a show, where to place breaks for local announcements and underwriting or ads, when newscasts should be inserted, etc. But you should consider using one for

Show Clock for NPR's “All Things Considered” What is a program Clock A Program Clock is a template that broadcast stations and networks use to program on-air: when to start and end a show, where to place breaks for local announcements and underwriting or ads, when newscasts should be inserted, etc. But you should consider using one for

Show Clock for NPR's “All Things Considered” &nbsp; What is a program Clock A Program Clock is a template that broadcast stations and networks use to program on-air: when to start and end a show, where to place breaks for local announcements and underwriting or ads, when newscasts should be inserted, etc. But you should consider using one for

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Should You Use A Program Clock? – Law Podcasting Episode 37

Should You Use A Program Clock? – Law Podcasting Episode 37