Factors affecting program production in radio stations in Benghazi A field study on a sample of communicators

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the factors affecting program production in radio stations in Benghazi, the degree of satisfaction of communicators, their suggestions to improve the quality of program production, and to identify the impact of some demographic factors on program production in these radio stations.

The descriptive approach was used, specifically the method of surveying the communicator by questionnaire, on the program management managers in the radio stations under study, whose number reached 22 subjects, and the study concluded that the most important factors affecting program production, in order:

• Weak availability of technical capabilities.
• Weakness of human elements.
• Lack of training courses.
• The impact of regulations and laws regulating work.
• The program plan has a negative impact on production.
• Weak communication with the recipient.
• There are factors that negatively affect program production, but they are satisfied with their work in radio stations.
• There is a weak negative impact between the factors affecting program production and the satisfaction of the communicator with his work.