Radio Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Public Service Broadcasting (PSB)

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Media that’s paid for by the public (e.g. BBC). Its job is to educate, inform and entertain.

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Licence Fee

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The payment people make to fund the BBC. It helps pay for shows like The Archers.

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Commercial Broadcasting

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Media that makes money from adverts, not from the licence fee.

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Funding Model

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The way a show makes money (e.g. licence fee, adverts).

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Production Process

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The steps to plan, write, record and edit a show

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Convergence

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When media is available in different ways (radio, podcast, website, social media).

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Brand Identity

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The personality or style of a show that makes it recognisable.

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Market Share

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The percentage of the audience that watches or listens to a show.

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Regulation

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The rules media must follow. In the UK, radio is regulated by Ofcom.

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Target Audience

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The main group a show is made for. The Archers is mostly for educated adults, especially women

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Audience Response

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How people react to the show – some love it, some complain.

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Audience Positioning

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How the show makes you feel or think (e.g., sympathy for Helen in her abusive relationship).

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Uses and Gratifications

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Uses and Gratifications Reasons people enjoy media: to be entertained, to learn, to talk about it, or to compare with their own life

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Which regulating body regulates TV and radio?

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Ofcom

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What was the original purpose of the Archers?

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.Educate farmers about methods to increase food production after WW2
.Ministry of Agriculture could communicate important information to farmers

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16
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What did the Helen and Rob story prompt audiences to do?

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Raise over £100,000 for a charity fighting against domestic violence

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How does Blumler & Katz relate to the Archers?

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Simply for entertainment from their everyday lives
Informed about rural life or issues the storyline deals with
Social interaction with friends of family
Personal identity- to compare their life experiences with those of characters

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How many listeners does the Archers have?

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How long has the Archers been running for?

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Since 1951s
For 74 years

20
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How many episodes are there of the Archers?

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5 a week and omnibus on Sunday

21
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What celebrity took part in the Archers to attract modern audiences?

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Dame Judi Dench

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How does the Archers keep current story’s with real-life events?

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Re-record episodes
Eg coronavirus was mentioned in episodes to make it more relatable

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How many episodes are there of the archers?

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What are examples of interactive features the archers uses to encourage active and modern audiences?

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Facebook+ twitter
Quizzes on website
E.g Helen purposely made tuna bake which Rob hates to get revenge after domestic violence audiences posted photos of tuna bakes they made too
A listener organised charity donations against domestic violence

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How is archers recorded?
Actors go in once a month and many of them have other jobs
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What rural village is the archers set in?
Ambridge