Radio 1
L/O T0 research the radio industry and BBC Radio one
In the uk, the term public service broadcasting refers to broadcasting intended for public benefits rather than to serve purely commercial interests. the communications regulator ofcom requires that certain televisions
Research Task
1 How many national radio stations do the BBC operate? what are they and how they different in terms of content and audience?
BBC Radio: national stations include Radio 1,2,3,4, 5 live and 6 Music. The BBC also has over 50 regional radio stations broadcasting throughout the UK. All these stations operate under the conditions of the Royal Charter and don't carry adverts because they are funded by the licence fee.
2 How many regional radio stations do they operate
they operate 40 radio station
3How are they funded a fee paid by BBC house hold
L/O To explore how BBC radio 1 meets its PSB remit and meets the needs of its target audience
The radio 1 audience is clearly addressed by the presenters that are close to the age of their main listers demographic of 15-29( though Radio 1 presenters themselves will always tend to be aged towards
Remit
The remit of radio 1 is to entertain and engage a broad range of young listeners with a distinctive mix of contemporary music and speech. its target audience is 15-29 years olds and it should also provide some programming for young teenagers
Convergence
media convergence is a term that can refer to the merging of previously distinct media technology and media forms due to digitisation and computer networking
convergence allow for interactive participation
The audience is given a choice of how they consume media.
Ofcom
The radio industry regulated by Ofcom, who also cover the tv industry ofcom's duty is to examine complaints made against radio stations,to determine if the broadcasting has been breached
Ofcom exists to ensure the broadcasting code is being upheld and that listeners are protected form harmful
Ofcom's Role
In the uk, the term public service broadcasting refers to broadcasting intended for public benefits rather than to serve purely commercial interests. the communications regulator ofcom requires that certain televisions
Research Task
1 How many national radio stations do the BBC operate? what are they and how they different in terms of content and audience?
BBC Radio: national stations include Radio 1,2,3,4, 5 live and 6 Music. The BBC also has over 50 regional radio stations broadcasting throughout the UK. All these stations operate under the conditions of the Royal Charter and don't carry adverts because they are funded by the licence fee.
2 How many regional radio stations do they operate
they operate 40 radio station
3How are they funded a fee paid by BBC house hold
L/O To explore how BBC radio 1 meets its PSB remit and meets the needs of its target audience
The radio 1 audience is clearly addressed by the presenters that are close to the age of their main listers demographic of 15-29( though Radio 1 presenters themselves will always tend to be aged towards
Remit
The remit of radio 1 is to entertain and engage a broad range of young listeners with a distinctive mix of contemporary music and speech. its target audience is 15-29 years olds and it should also provide some programming for young teenagers
Convergence
media convergence is a term that can refer to the merging of previously distinct media technology and media forms due to digitisation and computer networking
convergence allow for interactive participation
The audience is given a choice of how they consume media.
Ofcom
The radio industry regulated by Ofcom, who also cover the tv industry ofcom's duty is to examine complaints made against radio stations,to determine if the broadcasting has been breached
Ofcom exists to ensure the broadcasting code is being upheld and that listeners are protected form harmful
Ofcom's Role
- Ensuring the optimal use of the electro-magnetic spectrum
- Ensuring that a wide range of electronic communications services including high speed data services is available
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