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In radio or television broadcasting, A '''director of network programming''', shortly '''program director''' or '''director of programming''', also called '''president of TV entertainment''', '''senior vice president for TV programming''' or '''vice president of program scheduling''', is a tv executive that typically selects the programs to air and plans the broadcasting schedule ([[broadcast programming]]), deciding what [[radio program]] or TV program will be broadcast and when.<ref>Dave Ross, ''[https://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/networks-television-schedule.htm Who puts together a television network schedule?]'', 15 August 2008, HowStuffWorks.com</ref> In addition of selecting the content that will be broadcast, it might also have a role in developing it.