Friday 1st November 2019
Television: Industries and audiences
L/O: to research the history, companies and regulators in the television industry.
Publicly owned TV channel: public broadcasting includes radio, television and other electronic media outlets whose primary mission is public service. Most funding comes from the government, especially via annual fees charged on receivers.
Commercial TV channel: television broadcasts that are produced by companies that earn money through advertising.
Convergence: the merging off mass communication outlets - print, television, the internet along with portable and interactive technologies through various digital media platforms. It's the blending of multiple media forms into one platform for purposes of delivering a dynamic experience.
Watershed: the time when TV programmes which may be unsuitable for children can be broadcasted. I4t begins at 9pm and material unsuitable for children shouldn't, in general, be shown before 9pm or after 5:30pm.
Segmented market: when visitors and customers are divided into segments or groups, based on qualities they have in common.
Mainstream: traditional or established broadcasting or publishing outlet.
Self-regulating: not regulated by outside bodies.
1) When was TV introduced to the UK?
- 1927
2) In 1965, how many channels were there in UK and what were they?
- There were only 3 channels available: ABC, CBS and NBC.
3) When did ITV start? Why was it different?
- 22nd September 1955, the first ITV contractor to begin broadcasting was the London Weekday contractor Associated-Rediffusion.
4) Which UK channels have to follow PSB remits?
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Television: Industries and audiences
L/O: to research the history, companies and regulators in the television industry.
Publicly owned TV channel: public broadcasting includes radio, television and other electronic media outlets whose primary mission is public service. Most funding comes from the government, especially via annual fees charged on receivers.
Commercial TV channel: television broadcasts that are produced by companies that earn money through advertising.
Convergence: the merging off mass communication outlets - print, television, the internet along with portable and interactive technologies through various digital media platforms. It's the blending of multiple media forms into one platform for purposes of delivering a dynamic experience.
Watershed: the time when TV programmes which may be unsuitable for children can be broadcasted. I4t begins at 9pm and material unsuitable for children shouldn't, in general, be shown before 9pm or after 5:30pm.
Segmented market: when visitors and customers are divided into segments or groups, based on qualities they have in common.
Mainstream: traditional or established broadcasting or publishing outlet.
Self-regulating: not regulated by outside bodies.
1) When was TV introduced to the UK?
- 1927
2) In 1965, how many channels were there in UK and what were they?
- There were only 3 channels available: ABC, CBS and NBC.
3) When did ITV start? Why was it different?
- 22nd September 1955, the first ITV contractor to begin broadcasting was the London Weekday contractor Associated-Rediffusion.
4) Which UK channels have to follow PSB remits?
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