Since the program’s title is typically the most visible thing (if not the first thing) one encounters, the title is a powerful advertising tool in and of itself. As such, it has become standard practice for some sponsors to attach to the title their name or a brand they’re pushing, along with the names of the main personalities—individually or as a group. The name may be presented as is or as a variation (nickname, shortened name, or pun) that is still recognizable. Worth noting, however, is that not all programs are sponsored even if they’re being hosted on a media platform, and not all programs named after their sponsor include the names of their main personalities (and vice versa).
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Examples: _A&G NEXT BREAKS FIVE STARS_, _BanG Dream! Presents Roselia の RADIO SHOUT!_, _Run Girls, Run! のオールナイトニッポンi_ (Run Girls, Run! _no ōrunaito nippon i)_, _A&G TRIBAL RADIO エジソン_ (A&G TRIBAL RADIO _ejison_)
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Examples: *A&G NEXT BREAKS FIVE STARS*, *BanG Dream! Presents Roselia の RADIO SHOUT!*, *Run Girls, Run! のオールナイトニッポンi* (Run Girls, Run! *no ōrunaito nippon i*), *A&G TRIBAL RADIO エジソン* (A&G TRIBAL RADIO *ejison*)
