TV: INDUSTRY & AUDIENCE
We start at pg. 8 of the factsheet (below)
https://beta.ocr.org.uk/Images/423703-television-industry-and-audience-teacher-guide.pdf
1. Name one channel for each
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publically-owned PSB television providers
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- commercially-owned PSB television providers
- commercially-owned non-PSB television providers
- making viewers laugh
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Informing our understanding of the world
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Representing diversity and alternative viewpoints
- Reflecting the UK’s cultural identity
3. PSB characteristics? h*** quality, **iginal, i**ovative; cha********,. WIdely *********,, dist*******
5. This means that programmes such as Cuffs have to be very careful about their content, which might be seen to reduce the realism of the programme as, for example,......
6. True or false?
The BBC has extra PSB requirements, written into its Royal Charter, because of its distinctive funding. These largely reflect those above, but include the purpose: ‘to reflect the UK, its culture and values to the world'
7. The BBC has to simultaneously provide ‘distinctively’ PSB content while remaining popular enough to justify charging everyone the licence fee. It attempts to do this in television by offering a stable of channels which offer between them both mass entertainment and quality PSB programming.Which of these describes BBC1 and which BBC2:
- a niche channel that offers ‘programmes of depth and substance
- a mass audience channel for all the ‘unites and inspires the nation with high quality programmes across a range of genres’
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Many BBC programmes are now made by independent
television production companies
9. Tiger Aspect and Cuffs Say any three things that you know about Tiger Aspect or what kind of replacement programme was required
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