Radio broadcasting and audio distribution activities

NACE code 60.10 covers the radio broadcasting and audio distribution industry, which plays a vital role in the dissemination of information, entertainment, and cultural content to the public. This industry is a crucial component of the broader media and communications sector, providing a platform for the delivery of audio programming to listeners through various transmission methods, including terrestrial, satellite, and internet-based platforms.

The main production techniques in the radio broadcasting and audio distribution industry involve the creation, acquisition, and distribution of audio content. This includes the recording, editing, and mixing of programs, as well as the transmission of these programs through radio broadcasting infrastructure or online streaming platforms. Radio stations and audio distribution companies utilize specialized equipment, such as microphones, mixing consoles, and transmitters, to produce and deliver high-quality audio content to their audiences.

The key inputs required for the radio broadcasting and audio distribution industry include skilled personnel, such as radio presenters, producers, and engineers, who are responsible for the creation and delivery of audio content. Additionally, the industry relies on various technological resources, including recording equipment, audio editing software, and transmission infrastructure, to facilitate the production and distribution of radio programs and other audio content. Raw materials, such as music and spoken-word content, are also essential inputs for this industry.

The primary outputs of the radio broadcasting and audio distribution industry are the radio programs, podcasts, and other audio content that are delivered to listeners. These outputs cater to a wide range of audience preferences, from news and talk radio to music and entertainment programming. The outputs of this industry are consumed by a variety of other NACE codes, including 58.11 Publishing of books, 58.14 Publishing of journals and periodicals, and 59.11 Motion picture, video and television program production activities.