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- 1. Component 2 Evolving Media Section A: RADIO BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show Media Industries & Media Audiences
- 3. Lesson 1 Survey and BBC History Research all BBC radio stations and contents
- 4. What decade was the radio invented? What year was the BBC formed? How many UK radio stations are there today? What do you already know?
- 5. • Guglielmo Marconi: Italian inventor. • He sent and received his first radio signal in Italy in 1895. • 1897 set up the Marconi's "Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company, Chelmsford Essex.
- 6. What is a radio? A radio is a device that transmits sound If a tree falls in a forest and there’s no-one around to hear it, does it make a sound?
- 8. 1922 - Formation of the British Broadcasting Company - John Reith 1927 Becomes the British Broadcasting Corporation est. by Royal Charter ‘Nation shall speak peace unto Nation’
- 9. The BBC duty/remit: To Inform, Educate and Entertain
- 10. 1932 George V giving the first Royal Christmas Message on BBC Radio
- 11. What is this and where is it?
- 12. What is this and where is it? Broadcasting House Portland Place Marylebone London The first radio broadcast from the building was made on 15 March 1932
- 13. EARLY TV 1932 – Test transmissions alternating between Logie Bairds 224 lines and Marconi's 405 line 1936 – First televised programmes 1937 - First televised Outside Broadcast (OB) – Coronation of George VI 1939 – Suspended with out break of WWII
- 15. Winston Churchill used radio to keep British people’s morale high
- 16. 1939 – BBC Home Service and The Third programme 1945 – BBC Light Programme – entertainment/music 1945 – BBC television resumes 1939-46 RADIO
- 17. Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II shown on live TV. Thousands of TV sets purchased 1953
- 18. Portable Transistor Radios Sony introduced their first portable radio in 1954 and then a better version in 1957 that was truly a “pocket radio”.
- 19. BBC radio Monopoly 1922 – 1960s
- 20. Early 1960s "Pirate radio stations" Broadcast from offshore ships – not illegal because they were in international waters. Set up to meet the demand for pop and rock music, which was not catered for by the legal BBC Radio Radio Caroline broadcast from a ship off Essex coast in 1964. By 1967 10 pirate radio stations were broadcasting to an estimated daily audience of 10 to 15 million. Influential pirate radio DJs included John Peel, Tony Blackburn, Kenny Everett. The format was influenced by American radio stations - top 40 format with informal DJs- the antithesis of BBC radio at the time. Land based pirate stations took to the air on medium wave at weekends, such as Radio Free London in 1968
- 21. Radio 1 is launched BBC Light programme becomes Radio 2 BBC third Programme becomes radio 3 Home Service becomes Radio 4 First local BBC radio station in Leicester 1967
- 22. Independent Local radio Stations begin broadcasting BBC loses its monopoly 1973
- 23. 1990 deregulation Radio stations go from 46 – 267 by 2010 Independent Radio audience over takes BBC radio for the 1st time Mercia Sound, Hereward Radio2CR Radio TaySevern Sound DevonAir Radio NorthSound, RadioRadio Radio Essex Radio Chiltern RadioWiltshire Radio Saxon RadioCounty SoundGB RadioSouthern Viking Radio Invicta Mercury
- 24. Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB) radio in launched (Commercial DAB receivers began to be sold in 1999) Over 50 commercial and BBC DAB services were available in London by 2001 1996 - 2001 31 million people in UK now own a DAB radio
- 25. 2000’s internet radio stations MEDIA CONVERGENCE Gold fm radio Box UK radio KISS hits fm Dance Radio UK
- 26. New communications regulator Ofcom established replacing: •the Broadcasting Standards Commission, •The Independent Television Commission (ITC) •the Office of Telecommunications (Oftel) •the Radio Authority •the Radio communications Agency 2003
- 27. 2007 BBC iplayer launched 2007
- 28. Today there are over 800 radio services and 250 licences are awarded each year
- 30. What can we listen to the radio on nowadays? How many devices do you have in your house that you can access radio programmes?
- 31. Desktop computers, laptops, smart phones, television, tablets, iPods, DAB radios, smart Watches….? What can we listen to the radio on nowadays?
- 32. What decade was the radio invented? What year was the BBC formed? How many UK radio stations are there today? Do you NOW know?
- 33. What decade was the radio invented? 1890s What year was the BBC formed? How many UK radio stations are there today? Do you NOW know?
- 34. What decade was the radio invented? 1890s What year was the BBC formed? 1922 How many UK radio stations are there today? Do you NOW know?
- 35. What decade was the radio invented? 1890s What year was the BBC formed? 1922 How many UK radio stations are there today? > 800 Do you NOW know?
- 36. Summary •UK dominance of radio •The BBC’s monopoly •Competition from TV, deregulation, commercial radio and internet
- 37. BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) 10 radio stations 6-8 national regional stations 40 local radio stations +>800 UK commercial stations Research 1 BBC radio station and 1 commercial radio station which you have never listened to – Make bullet point notes to answer: What are their different house styles, content, and target audience?