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radio research 

BBC Radio 1
98.8



BBC Radio 4
103.5



BBC Radio 2
88.1



BBC Radio 5 Live
693.0



BBC Radio 3
90.3



BBC Radio 6 Music
225.648



BBC Asian Network
225.648



BBC Radio 4 Extra
225.648



BBC Radio 1Xtra

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3. each of them represent certain cultures 

do now 

1.extra

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                                                        radio

public service broadcaster- television and radio programmes that are broadcast to provide information, advice, or entertainment to the public without trying to make a profit

commercial radio-Commercial radio stations make money by selling advertising

community radio-Community radio stations are operated, owned, and influenced by the communities they serve.

podcast-In simple terms, a podcast is a digital medium consisting of audio (or video) episodes that relate to a specific theme.

dab radio-Digital Audio Broadcast, (DAB) Radio uses digital technology to distribute your favourite radio stations. Due to the digital method of broadcasting, more stations including unique digital only stations are available in digital clear audio. DAB+ enables even more radio stations to be broadcast.

bbc radio -bbc radio is a service broadcast that operates multiple broadcasts and radio stations

community radio-Community radio stations are operated, owned, and influenced by the communities they serve.

commercial radio-Commercial radio stations make money by selling advertising

exam style question 

the advantages to dab

better quality in sound 

allows media organisations to offer audiences many ways to experience 

do now

1. broadcaster that is independent of government financed by the public money

2. advertisment✔

3. spoken word

4. of com

5. streaming platforms

                                   

music- choose your favourite via podcast or listen again

listen on the go - in car for free and is accessible , national

podcasts - podcasts may appeal to an audience 

                                                    the archers 

soap opera conventions 

the traditional target audience for soap operas is females and so they often feature strong woman characters or matriarchs 

stories focused on family / work/ relationships 

producing the arches 

short times around 13 mins on sunday

    

the production teams meet biannually to plan the following months and sometimes even years worth of story lines 

monthly script meetings then take place where four writers have to produce a weeks worth of scripts each

consolidate 

audience- the audience is more of the elders and older generations

comforting-

rural-

5 million-

soap opera -

ongoing -

longest running 1951- radio soap opera 

7pm- it starts every.day at 7

omnibus- watching / catching up on anything you missed on sunday

13 minutes - the episodes last arounds 13 minutes each

on demand - you can go on bbc radio to get it again

farming -

relationship-

world war 2-

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1. 1951 ✓

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4. every day at 7 ✓

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                                               SET EPISODE

episode task

story lines, 

main characters, Gavin- just got out of prison - hostel - welsh - sounds ill

mick- santa- christmas play

kirsty miller 

Gavin moss- 

linda - posh

joy - newcastle

genre conventions 

audience appeal 

how does this episode "inform , educate or entertain

how does the episode show the impact of social or cultural context

social cu;ture 

living in a van - cant afford a house 

slavery - modern 

panto - community

pub - community

inform /educate 

educate - prison release hard to fit in

educate - slave labour

inform - rural life - community base - close reletionships