LO2 Task 4

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Task 2 LO1

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 Choose a radio station and outline: The radio station I am going to be talking about is BBC Radio 1. BBC radio 1 is owned and ran by the conglomerate company BBC and was founded on the 30th OF September 1967 it specialises in modern popular music and current chart hits throughout the day, it is also a national radio station which means it is broadcasted to all areas of the UK instead of just being broadcasted to a specific part of the UK and this is also an advantage as it allows for a wider target audience and more listeners, however the down side to this is they have to play a mix of everything to make it suitable for all listeners. This radio station is also owned by a conglomerate which is called BBC which means that BBC radio one is a subsidiary. BBC Radio 1 is also a public service broadcaster (PSB) which means that the broadcasting is intended for public entertainment rather than to make any profit. Because they are a public service broadcasting station the way they get pai...
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LO1.1 Types of Radio Programming

 National  Kiss, BBC Radio 1-5, TALK SPORT National radio stations are the biggest radio stations broad casted nation wide across the UK. This means that they are only available in one country and can be broadcasted all around that country. They  can be controlled by the government or be independent from the government and be controlled by a government, such as Classic FM. These radio stations were created when the Broadcasting Act was passed in 1990 which allowed Independent radio stations to be launched nationally. Public The term public service broadcasting refers to broadcasting intended for public benefit rather than to serve purely commercial interests  Regional BBC Scotland, BBC Radio Whales , Capital  There are 17 different Regional stations in the UK. These are broadcasted to different countries and regions depending on which country you are in so if you were in Whales you could not listen to BBC ScotlandA regional variation generally refers to times wh...
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