Killer Rock Radio is a division of Contiga Broadcasting Corporation, based out of Orlando, FL USA. Through Strict Policies and governance is what allows Contiga Broadcasting to stay ahead of the curve, and provide our listeners, our advertisers, and our partners the best possible solution.

Below are the various Policies that we have made public to allow the public, potential advertisers and sponsors, and our business partners to see how we conduct business. These policies may be updated from time to time.

These policies are the backbone of the "Contiga Broadcasting Difference" Initiative by Contiga Broadcasting Corporation. These policies will continue to be upheld through the corporate by-laws and only modified by Board votes.

Advertiser Quality Policy
To better protect the investment of Advertisers and Sponsors, Contiga Broadcasting will not permit advertising which contains the following content:

- Pornography
- Advertisements promoting "Sexual Enhancement Drugs"
- Get Rich Quick Schemes
- Opt-Out Offers (Broadcasting Only - Websites Currently Permitted)
- Political Slander Content (All Political advertising must remain neutral and focus on said candidate only, not on a competitor)
- Promotion of Drugs
- Promotion of Alcohol to Minors under the age of 21 (For US Directed Programming Only, this does not apply to International Broadcasts due to differing laws)
- Promotion of Prostitution
- Promotion of Religion (Zero. None is tolerated. Any Advertising with a "Religious Message" will not be accepted)
- False Advertising (Contiga Broadcasting will determine whether Advertising contains anything false, or unfactual)
- Advertising meant to decieve potential customers
- Slander Campaigns (No Campaigns that slander another company, business, person, or government, Determined by CBC)
- Legal Threat Campaigns (RIAA Popular Advertising. Contiga Broadcasting will research into any advertising which claims if a person does something, they could be sued, to ensure that it is an actual law, which has been tested in court. Contiga Broadcasting will not advertise any Informational campaigns which contain false legality messages, that cannot be backed up by physical US Litigation.)

While this policy may not appease to every advertiser, the rules have been designed to ensure that our Internet, FM, and Television Properties are not clogged by wasteful advertising, or advertising that has the ability to offend.

Corporate Neutrality Policy
Under no circumstance can any DJ, Website, or Broadcast be sided to anything that can be deemed as discrimation under US Federal Laws. All Broadcasts will be religion neutral except in cases on news, where it is considered absolutely necessary, provided that the religious content does not alter the content or truth of the story, whether percieved or actual.

No DJ, Website or Broadcast is to contain any content that can be considered as Discriminatory to Sexual Orientation, Age, Race, Color, or other Protected Areas as covered by the Anti-Discriminatory Laws in the United States.

Payola Policy / Paid Promotions Policy
Contiga Broadcasting will not, under any circumstance engage in any business agreement with any label or artist, which can constitute as Payola.

Payola, as defined by Dictonary.com means:
"Bribery of an influential person in exchange for the promotion of a product or service, such that of disc jockeys for the promotion of records."

Requests that may be considered bribes to Contiga Broadcasting would be the following:
- Payment by Record Labels for Disc Jockey's to Promote an Album based on the Label's Review.
- Payment by Artists for Disc Jockey's to Promote an Album based on the Artist's Review.
- Payment by Individual for anything that would be constituted as illegal by FCC Regulations.

However, Promotions for Records is permitted in certain formats. Contiga Broadcasting DJ's and representatives are not to accept monetary payments for the promotion of an album or song, nor influence another staff member to promote an album or song, based on the possibility of a monetary or non-monetary payment by an individual for the actions. Contiga Broadcasting will permit an Artist or Label to purchase Reduced-Price advertising to promote an album, as long as the advertisement meets the following guidelines:

- Produced, and Voiced by someone not affiliated with Contiga Broadcasting.
- Makes no mention of a CBC station review, unless that review was posted as an Official Review.
- Advertisement is approved by your Representative and Station Manager.
- Advertisement does not discuss competing stations, affiliated or unaffiliated with Contiga Broadcasting.
- States the Release Date, Artist Name, Album Name, and Label Represented.
- States "This is a paid advertisement for the promotion of by on "

Contiga Broadcasting reserves the right to remove an advertisement made by a record label if it does not meet these basic requirements. Contiga Broadcasting reserves the right to make a truthful, and exact review of any album, at its own discretion without fear of retribution from labels or artists. Contiga Broadcasting, will make at it's own discretion, official reviews of albums, if the staff power is available. Record Labels and artists are encouraged to send Promotional Copies for a prompt, and fast review.

Right 2 Air Policy
Contiga Broadcasting, will at it's discretion, make programming decisions regarding any and all albums and singles that are delivered to Contiga Broadcasting by a Record Label or Artist. Contiga Broadcasting will accept recommendations of Singles, but will not be contractually obligated to follow them.

Contiga Broadcasting has a reputation in the Radio Industry for great programming, and understanding what our listeners want to hear. We will not permit, at any time, an outside agent or company to direct the programming decisions of Contiga Broadcasting's stations. This includes, but is not limited to: Record Labels, Promotions Companies, and Licensing Agencies.

Song / Video Censorship Policy
Contiga Broadcasting will not censor the words or images in an artist's works, on any Internet Broadcasts.

Contiga Broadcasting will censor only to the legal requirements in regards to terrestrial or non-internet broadcasts, as required by law. However, no other additional censorship will be committed.

Contiga Broadcasting may be required to change this policy, based on changes in the laws in the applicable City, State, Federal Government, or Universal Body of Law.

Concert / Event Coverage Policy
Contiga Broadcasting, will at its discretion, choose which events, or concerts that it wishes to cover. Labels or Artists are pemitted to make requests for CBC to cover an event or concert through the A&R System, but there is no guarantee to coverage, unless explicitly informed by an authorized CBC agent, or their CBC representative.

Artist Rejection Policy
Contiga Broadcasting, may at it's discretion not play an artist, regardless if they are labeled as a member of a genre a particular station represents, if the Station Manager believes that the style of the artist does not meet Contiga Broadcasting's programmed style. Artists or Labels may request a 2nd review of a particular artist's work to be aired on a station, however, the final programming decisions lie in the hands of the Station Managers or Programmers.

Advertising Frequency Policy
In an attempt to ensure the enjoyment of CBC stations by it's listeners, Contiga Broadcasting Stations cannot air more than 6 minutes of advertisements per hour, and no more than 2 minutes and 30 seconds of advertisements per break period. Contiga Broadcasting will permit 1 Record Label or Artist paid promotional ad per 2 hour period to be aired. PSA's are to only be aired once per break, not exceeding more than 1 minute of clock time per 3 hours in event an advertising spot is available.