What are the suggestions of Curran and Seaton's Theory of Power?

that media concentration limits variety, creativity and quality ., that more socially diverse patterns of ownership create more diverse media, the media is controlled by a small number of companies driven by profit

Why are Podcasts different to Radio?

They are streamed rather than broadcasted

What is a non-commercial company

A company that aims to do something other than to gain profits

What does a Public Service Broadcaster aim to do?

deliver impartial news, programs made in the UK, to Create unique content

What are the 5 public purposes of the BBC?

Impartial news, support all ages, high quality, representation, UK Values

What is a commercial company?

A company created to make profit for themselves or their shareholders

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1
Spotify Owns HYHGP
False
True
2
What organisations make up the oligopoly in the Radio Industry?
Bauer, Global, Spotify
BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 5
BBC, ITV, Channel 4
BBC, Global and Bauer
3
What are the suggestions of Curran and Seaton's Theory of Power?
that media concentration limits variety, creativity and quality .
that more socially diverse patterns of ownership create more diverse media
the media is controlled by a small number of companies driven by profit
that media attempts to brainwash and indoctrinate the audience
4
What is the BBC's Remit?
Make, break and take
Entertain, Inform and relocate
Educate, Inform and entertain
To Deny, to defend, to depose
5
The BBC is a commercial company?
True
False
6
Why are Podcasts different to Radio?
The use a smaller microphone
They include adverts
They are founded by charities
They are streamed rather than broadcasted
7
What is a non-commercial company
An anti-commerical company
A company made by a monopoly
A company created to make/keep profit for themselves or their shareholders
A company that aims to do something other than to gain profits
8
What does a Public Service Broadcaster aim to do?
advertise different brands such as cheerios, cornflakes and gucci
exploit the audience
create an enviroment of pure indoctrinative media
deliver impartial news, programs made in the UK, to Create unique content
9
The BBC is a PBS?
False
True
10
How many radio stations are there in the UK?
600
1
13
2000
11
How much per year does the BBC TV license cost per year?
£35
$170
£169
It is free
12
What do Curran and Seaton say is limited by media concentration
Profit and Power
Equality of Workers rights
Too much diversity
Creativity and Variety
13
What % of the Radio does the BBC dominate
43%
100%
20%
53%
14
Who has creative control over HYHGP?
Joe Rogan Productions
Anna Webbington
George himself
The BBC
15
What are the 5 public purposes of the BBC?
Impartial news, support all ages, high quality, US Values, Representation
To gain power, control, domination, superiority and public support
Make food, water, clothes, entertainment and social media
Impartial news, support all ages, high quality, representation, UK Values
16
What is the top podcast in the UK?
The Joe Rogan Experience
Jaackmaates Happy Hour Podcast
Traitors Uncloaked
HYHGP
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What is a commercial company?
A company created to make profit for themselves or their shareholders
A company made by Mr Commercial
A company that creates commercials
A company that aims to do something other than to gain profits

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