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Late Night Woman’s Hour MEDIA A LEVEL 2019
Late Night Woman’s Hour MEDIA A LEVEL 2019
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Late night woman’s hour 2019 Comp 1 media a level revision
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How can audiences speak back to the BBC? - Clay Shirky
Shouting
Sending letters
Social media
BBC taster interactive service
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How does LNWH (set text) provide info so people can understand current society?
Professional guests discuss the change in gender roles
Reference links to separate news sources
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What impact has digital convergence has on LNWH?
Social media - platform for active consumers to discuss
“Digital culture is a big part” of Hygge culture
All of the above
DAB allows downloadable podcasts - flexible listening
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How can LNWH change sexist ideologies & taboos to be socially acceptable?
Discussing taboos openly - create a normality around them
Bribing men to enforce gender equality
Getting audience to sign a Petition for abolishment of taboo
Protesting down the streets of London
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What is the appeal of the 11pm broadcast time?
Suits busy lifestyle of independent working women
11pm is more edgy then 10am (WH)
Post-watershed allows for more controversial topics
The older population of the public will be asleep
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How is the BBC regulated?
Self regulated
IPSO & BBC
Self regulated & externally by OFCOM
OFCOM & IPSO
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How does LNWH provide the highest quality output?
DAB allows high quality output & flexible listening
They have a quality check annually
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How does LNWH (set text) reflect the diverse communities within the UK?
‘Hygge’ - danish culture & explained by Danish chef & author
Guests reflect diversity - Northern, Danish, Welsh, British
BBC is not diverse as they are all white
Lauren Laverne discusses having many black friends
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What is the appeal of the guests on LNWH?
Guests reflect diversity - danish author, welsh scientist
They’re all physically beautiful
Public can trust professional opinion of intellectual guests
Guests make the conversation more informal
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What is the appeal of the topics discussed on LNWH?
Familiarity - GBBO, IKEA, Game of thrones
Open discussion of ‘taboo’ topics in a safe place e.g sex
Hygge - social media trend, technologically literate
Hygge - danish, audience feels cultured
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Who receives the complaints about BBC?
Radio 4 headquarters
BBC under their mission statement code
OFCOM under their regulation code
‘BBC first’ then OFCOM under ‘broadcasting code’
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What is BBC’s role as a PSB?
Support learning of all ages
Providing info so people can understand current society
Reflect diverse communities of UK & UK’s values & culture
Be creative & provide the highest quality output
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How may technological advances put traditional media regulation at risk?
Regulated as post-watershed but DAB allows flexible access
There is no risk to traditional regulation for the BBC
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What is the appeal of the informal language & direct mode of address?
Feel involved in an intellectual discussion of friends
Sounds like an informative news programme
Welcoming & engaging
It’s hard to be formal on the radio
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How does LNWH (set text) support learning of all ages?
Many platforms to embrace hygge - colouring books, parenting
LNWH provide lessons in hygge etiquette
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What is the appeal of Lauren Laverne?
Similar age to audience 25-34
Respected in media industry - presented Glastonbury
Northern accent - inclusivity of working class
470.6 K following on twitter
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How are audiences encouraged to express LNWH fandom? - Henry Jenkins
Creating fan art of Lauren Laverne & sharing online
Attending Henry Jenkins Fandom speeches
Singing songs about GBBO & sharing online
Making craft/diy projects in Hygge spirit & sharing online
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What would George Gerbner say about the occurrence of taboo topics? (Cultivation theory)
We were born knowing what a taboo subject is
Repetition of ideas over time cultivates societies opinions
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LNWH is a BBC radio show but which channel?
BBC Radio 1
BBC Radio 3
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 2
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How does the BBC challenge Curran & Seatons theory?
BBC taster interactive improves content from public feedback
Non-profit, doesn’t sell advertising
Controversial topics on LNWH meet niche audiences needs
BBC is a PSB, not owned by government or a conglomerate
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How does LNWH (set text) reflect the UK’s culture & values
UK is inclusive of other cultures - IKEA is Swedish
GBBO - range of races, ages, genders competing equally
Lauren Laverne shares the time she met the queen
All of the above
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Who presents LNWH?
Dr Rachel Hurdley
Lauren Laverne
Trine Hahnemann
Helen Zaltzman
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BBC is a Public Service Broadcaster, what is a PSB?
Publicly funded
Educate over Entertainment
Makes profit through advertising
Inform, Entertain & Educate without trying to make a profit
