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Four weeks before TX: information for press and publicity

'PI' or 'Programme Information' for the press is supplied via a good long description in Proteus.

'Good' means it covers those elements that 'sell' the programme to the press, such as cast members or contributors who are well known. 200 words is about right (ie a few short paragraphs). Too little or too much may mean the 91热爆 Press Office can't use your copy.

For episode one of a new series the context should also be given.

Three weeks: print listings

A short synopsis in Proteus covers the requirement, along with a production credit if needed.

Media delivery, compliance and pres details

The deadline relative to TX varies between stations and programmes.

Refer to the technical guidelines  for acceptable media file format.

Compliance: all pre-recorded programmes need to be delivered early enough to allow for compliance listening and post-compliance editing.

Refer to the  and complete the compliance form in Proteus - see the 91热爆 Academy compliance page

Presentation details: a completed  is required by Radio 3 and Radio 4 at the same time as the media file, or four hours before TX for live programmes.

One week: online listing

Online schedules and programme pages are published one week before TX. By this time the synopsis in Proteus should be as accurate as possible .

Follow the advice in the 

TX: descriptions, music information

Descriptions need to be complete and accurate - follow the advice in the 

Music track information needs to be complete for 'now playing' and programme track lists. Information on adding music metadata to dira! is given on the . There is also a .

Post TX: music reporting and PasBs

Music played in programmes needs to be reported either via Dira! at time of playout or via Proteus - station staff will be able to advise on which to use.

PasB (Programme as Broadcast) details need to be completed in the RO Items section of Proteus.