revision

Radio-

Monday to Thursday - 6:30- 10 am 

psb vs commercial
radio in general
BBC Radio 1 breakfast show

psb- bbc: only advertise their programmes/shows not anything else, listeners all over- talking to people all over the country - big weekend in different locations to cater for everyone.

commercial: capital and kiss- adverts(less speech and music time/air) , based locally (London), always play top 40 (caring about music companies ) nothing new and original- money from music producers 

Ofcom regulate radio - hard to regulate, 3 second delay, its live, online people post what they want 

remit- inform, educate, entertain 

zoo format- spontaneous and round the table casual chat: nit looking down on you, makes you feel like your friend.

every 30 mins news beat 

listen to it on Spotify 
camera in studio- watch it later on on YouTube 

bbc- need to promote new and upcoming music, song of the week(something new), ed Sheeran, Adele, sam smith, lewis Capaldi- all launched by bbc / promoted them

BBC radio as being traditional and high quality across a diverse range of audiences (now several channels offering alternative breakfast show content) with an emphasis on attracting a key demographic to stay

Has a lot of celebrities on the show - more personalised for the audience because they interact with them and the presenter compared to commercial radio, nothing is asked that is personal. 

the use of modern platforms to listen and stream content has more diverse audience - youtube, facebook Instagram and twitter, as well as Gregs personal

games

kids to phone in a ask celebrities questions , unpopular opinions, fact game , yesterdays quiz, jan slam (the bit weekend) dua lipa, stormy 

low budget - using government money 

political context - psb
economic- license fee-  £150
cultural- promoting British music 

youtube - 6.6 million subs
twitter- 1.6m (greg)
facebook- 357,000 (greg)
instagram- 1 million (greg)

listened off of fm, dab, sky, virgin, bbc iplayer/sound, freeview
the music is largely playlisted 
a list, b list, c list -