BBC Radio 1 - Wednesday 16th Nov. 2022 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a Public Service Broadcaster (PSB)

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Refers to broadcasting intended for public benefit rather than to serve purely commercial interests

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2
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How does the BBC fall under a PSB

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It is regulated by Ofcom so that it fulfils its public service remit (inform, educate, entertain)

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3
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BBC founded

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1922

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4
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BBC’s 5 public purposes
(as per the Royal Charter)

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-provide impartial news and information

-support learning for people of all ages

-show the most creative, high quality and distinctive output and services

-reflect, represent and serve the diverse communities of the United Kingdom

-reflect the United Kingdom, its culture and values to the world

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5
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BBC’s mission

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high-quality material which inform, educate and entertain audiences

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6
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BBC’s vision

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be the most creative organisation in the world

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7
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BBC’s values

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Audience, creativity, trust, respect, accountable and One BBC

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8
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How is the BBC regulated

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The BBC is regulated by Ofcom, which became the BBC’s regulator in 2017

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9
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How is the BBC funded

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Funded through the licence fee (£147 per year for colour TV) as it is a PSB

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10
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Where does BBC produce content

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television, radio and online content

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11
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What is BBC Radio 1’s “remit”

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-Entertain and engage a wide range of young listeners through a mix of contemporary music (and speech)

-Offer a range of new music and support upcoming (especially) UK artists

-News, documentaries and advice campaigns should cover areas of relevance to young adults

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12
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BBC Radio 1 audience

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16-25 years old

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13
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Difference between competitors

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Competitors use advertisements to fund their shows:
-More advertisements
-Less British artists (still have to fulfil a remit)

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14
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Why R1 sometimes struggles to be recognised as a PSB?

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It can be argued that R1 doesn’t educate audiences (enough) to be considered a PSB

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15
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Information on content of the Radio 1 Breakfast Show episode we listened to, including % of British music and other public service elements:

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-2/3 of music was by UK artists
-News (inform) every 30 minutes to hour
-Trailer for R1 shows (adverts for itself)
-Identity jingles
-Chats and features

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16
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Information on Greg James and why he is a popular host?

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-Took over as R1BS host August 2018
-Predecessor (Nick Grimshaw) fails to bring down average age of audience from 31, drops down to 4.9m weekly listeners)
-Greg is more appealing as his interests aren’t as niches in comparison to Grimshaw

17
Q

What British artists featured?

A
  • Sam Smith
  • Ed Sheeran
  • Stormzy
18
Q

Chat topics?

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  • listener feedback on songs
  • Arsenal fans