BBC
Key information
Channel it’s broadcasted
on:
The news channel BBC is broadcasted on channel 1, which is
called BBC1 London.
Days and time broadcasted
The channel BBC is hosted every day at various different
times, its most watched times are at 6am, as this is when people are up getting
ready for school/work, 1pm when it is lunch time in places and also 10pm as
this is the time people are home and free.
Presenters
The BBC has a vast number of
presenters, but for the times I have listed the presenters are:
ONE O'CLOCK NEWS
Anna Ford
Darren Jordan
SIX O'CLOCK
NEWS
TEN O'CLOCK
NEWS
Average viewing
Figures
The number of views change every day depending on what is on
the news, during the world cup the channels views had flown through the roof,
but most recently viewing numbers have dropped since the BBC are being
boycotted for having Bias news.
Awards
In 2007 BBC news has won the award for international Emmy
award for news. This means BBC has got an award of giving/telling the best news
in the world.
Logo/brand identity
of the programme
Video clip from YouTube
of show
Institution of the Chanel
Year channel was launched
The channel BBC was launched was
18th October 1922 and was founded by John Reith.
Who owns/runs the channel?
The organization that owns/runs
the channel BBC is the British Broadcasting Corporation.
What is the channel famous for?
BBC is famous for being a famous
news channel.
Channel logo
YouTube trailer advertising a show on the channel
Target Audience
The target audience for BBC would
range, at earlier times they would target a range from youngsters (10-17) to
elders (18+) because this is the time because schools/work so they are more
likely to be watching it. Later on in the day it would range for just elders
because this is the time youngsters are in bed and this is where more serious imagery
and video clips can be shown.
50% Boys and 50% Girls; I chose
this answer because BBC news applies to all boys and girls as there are
different gender news that goes around BBC.
Running Order
On the first 2 days of watching
the news it was the same stories, the Killings of the Palestinians, The Malaysian
plane that was shot down and the US sanctioning Russia, just today’s news had a
new head line which was the threat of Ebola.
On the first 2 days the order of
news was, Palestine first, then the Malaysian air liner and then the US
Sanctions for Russia, and on the third day the Ebola news was first then again
the same order of the previous news.
I think the news editors put it
in that order of the most important first, the Ebola news is the most important
because there is a chance it could end up in our country and the people of this
country need to know. The other news goes in order of Palestine second because
what is going on there is big news as 1000+ Palestinians are being killed and
over 100,000 injured, the Malaysian air liner is important but not as important
as the first 2, and then the US sanction has no effect on our country so it is
not as big.
WWW: There are some good aspects to this research - the explanation of why the editors chose the stories they did shows you thinking about how news is organised. This is important and will really help you in the exam.
ReplyDeleteEBI: Overall, this is quite disappointing. You haven't followed the instructions and picked a specific programme (e.g. BBC 6pm News). This means your research is less focused. Secondly, the YouTube clip you have embedded has nothing to do with the BBC - it is from America. This is careless.
LR: Do you regularly watch the programmes you researched? Why/why not? Where do you get your news from? Answer in a comment below.
I sometimes watch the news so I am aware of what is going on in the world and in my country, I either get my news of Twitter or BBC, mostly BBC.
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