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BBC Radio 1 Industries quiz
BBC Radio 1 Industries quiz
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A media studies quiz based around the Radio 1 launch CSP questions in the AQA SOW
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1
What funding model was (and principally still is) used for the BBC?
Subscription
Advertising revenue
Government agreed licence Fee
Charitable status
2
How does its status as a Public Service Broadcaster affect its output?
It is obliged to provide some news content
They must never mention any brand names
It is obliged to provide a job for Graham Norton
Its programming content should benefit the public
3
Why was it not as popular as they had hoped in the earlier years of Radio 1?
Some DJs were just too old!
The BBC was a part of the 'establishment'
Some of the content was shared with Radio 2 and was bland
No one could find it on their radios
4
How much needletime, per day, was allowed in 1967 onward?
9 hours
3 hours
5 hours
7 hours
5
Why did the BBC start the pop music heavy station - Radio 1 - in 1967?
Teenagers wanted a place to hear pop music
They were ordered to by parliament
US DJs threatened to do it commerciallly if the BBC didn't
To replace the popular pirate radio stations
6
Where did many of the first Radio 1 DJs work before coming to the BBC?
America
Capital
BBC Radio 2
Pirate radio stations
7
Aside from the pop music from young DJs, what other American style content was included?
Sports
Jingles
Shock jocks
Advertising
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Why was 'needletime' a factor in 1967
Needles (styluses) were difficult to make
They could not afford to play many records
The Musicians Union insisted on live music being played
Needles got hot if used for too long: a fire hazard
