audycj

Audycja is a Polish term referring to a radio or television program prepared for broadcast. It denotes a discrete unit of content within a broadcaster's schedule, produced for a specific audience and time slot. Audycje can be live or recorded, and may range from newscasts and talk shows to music programs and documentaries. They are usually structured with a host or presenter, segments, and credits, and may include guest appearances, interviews, music, and pre-recorded inserts.

Production and scheduling of audycje involve planning, scripting, and a team that can include producers, editors, technicians, and presenters. They require rights clearance for music, clips, and other copyrighted material, as well as adherence to technical and editorial standards that broadcasters must follow. In programming, audycje are slotted into a ramówka (program grid); longer programs occupy prime-time slots, while shorter entries may be daily or weekly. In Poland, broadcasting is overseen by the Krajowa Rada Radiofonii i Telewizji (KRRiT), which licenses stations and enforces regulatory guidelines; similar oversight exists in other countries.

Note: The form audycj is not standard in Polish. The correct spelling is audycja (singular) or audycje (plural).