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### 1. Radio Station Call Signs and Branding
* **Call Signs:** Every licensed radio station has a unique alphanumeric **call sign**. In the United States, these generally start with "K" (west of the Mississippi River) or "W" (east of the Mississippi). These are legally mandated identifiers (e.g., KEXP, WNYC). They typically consist of 3 to 9 letters and digits, with commercial stations often having four letters (e.g., KSL, WGN).
* **Branding/Slogans:** While call signs are official, most stations also use more memorable and descriptive **plain-text names or slogans** for brandin
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