Abstract: The technologies presented herein relate to a centralized system for generating media content in response to a job request, particularly for transmission over radio waves. A plurality of individuals can subscribe to the centralized system to review the job request, and based thereon, can provide one or more submissions for potential incorporation into media desired by the job requester. The job requester can review the one or more submissions received from the individuals, and can select the submission(s) meeting their needs. The centralized system can be operated by a radio station, while the individuals subscribe to the centralized server as freelancers, and accordingly, an individual only gets paid if their submission is selected for use by the job requester. The individuals can contribute to various portions of the media content; for example, the individuals can have skillsets which include for example, writing, musical, voice, and production.

Abstract: The technologies presented herein relate to a computing system, executing instructions comprising components including: a memory component, the memory component configured to store a third party content and a first media content; and a content selection component. The content selection component is configured to retrieve the third party content from the memory component; retrieve the first media content from the memory component; generate a first broadcast, wherein the broadcast generation includes combining the third party content with the first media content; and forward the first broadcast to a first broadcast station. Systems and methods are also disclosed for providing protection to an author against unauthorized usage of collaborative and reviewed works of authorship. Systems and methods are also disclosed for facilitating access to broadcast stations for authors of media stored in computer memory.