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Revision for AQA GCSE MEDIA - CSP Radio - BBC and Beats1
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1
How did the presenters at the BBC perceive the new Pirate Radio DJ's?
Loud, informal and unprofessional
Crazy and informal.
Quiet and formal
Boring and professional
2
Who are not the Beats 1 Music Audience?
People happy to subscribe
Teens
Upper Class
20-33 Male and Female
3
What is synergy?
The spread of radio across the world
The power created from the combination of media companies.
How a radio station is regulated.
The energy used to play music.
4
What do Beats 1 Radio offer audiences?
Fresh & original music focus
Unique programming 24hrs a day
A break away from the mainstream broadcast radio
listener interaction to choose the playlist
5
Which is not true about the future of radio?
Social media is being used to stay relevant
Home assistants (Eg. Alexa) are accessing radio
Radio audiences are dropping
People listening to radio is increasing
6
Who was the presenter of Beats 1 at the launch?
Chris Evans
Julie Adenuga
Zoe Ball
Tony Blackburn
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Radio Consumption in 1960's - which is not true?
Radio could only be listened to live
Radios were located centrally in the family
You could listen to BBC Radio 1 on an iPod.
Less disposable income meant you couldn't buy records.
8
Who was the presenter on BBC Radio 1 when it was launched?
Tony Blackburn
John Peel
Chris Evans
Dave Lee Travis
9
What was the reputation of BBC Radio before the launch of BBC RADIO 1?
Exciting
Entertaining
Lively
Boring
10
How is the BBC funded?
Advertising
Licence fees
Sponsorship
Product Placement
11
Which is not a reason Apple are providing content instead of hardware?
Another way to listen
Increase profits
To support artists to play their songs
Boost iTunes numbers
12
Globalisation means...
spread of media texts across the world
Media texts can only be accessed in one country.
13
How is Beats 1 Radio regulated
US Radio Regulations and Radio decency.
Ofcom
The BBC
It isn't
14
Ofcom regulates who?
Pirate Radio Stations
Analogue and Digital Radio Channels
Club DJs
Internet radio stations
15
Radio Consumption in 2010s - which is not true?
Pirate Radio is still 'a thing'
Can listen live or on catch up
Thousands of stations catering for mass and niche audiences
There is no choice of what to listen to.
16
In what year was Radio 1 launched?
1967
1997
1987
1977
17
When was Beats 1 Radio Launched?
2020
2010
2005
2015
18
Who were not the intended audience of the new BBC Radio 1
Over 55's
Working Class
Young people
Both Genders
19
How were the pirate radio stations stopped?
BBC bought them all.
They just got fed up and stopped
Marine Broadcasting Offences Act
All the ships sank in the war
20
What was the most famous Pirate Radio station of the 60's?
Radio Marianna
Radio Caroline
Radio Cerys
Radio Delilah
21
The motto of the BBC is...
To Inform
All of the above
To Educate
To Entertain
22
Retrictions on the number of hours of recorded music that could be played in 24 hours.
Disc Duration
Needle Time
Pop Planning
Record Restrictions
23
The illegal offshore radio stations were called what?
Boat Radio
Pirate Radio
Sea sick Radio
Wave Radio
24
How did the BBC gain longer term success?
They talked more than played music
They played serious arts and drama programs
Competitions to grab listeners
Included live performances from current bands
25
What is the Apple Radio Station called?
Beats Radio 1
Radio Beats
Beats 1 Radio
Radio 1 Beats
26
What was the most popular genre of music in the 1960s?
Classical
Pop
Hip Hop
Rock
27
Why did Apple create a Radio Station?
To get more subscribers to Apple Music
They are passionate about radio
Not enough radio stations available
Because they want to take over the world.
28
Why have Apple and Beats joined together?
To stop each other making profit.
Apple can use the technology without developing their own.
Beats have a famous headphone brand and sales will increase.
They are owned by the same people
29
How did BBC Radio 1 think they could win audiences
Advertising things the audience would buy.
Using popular DJ's from Pirate Radio
30
How is Beats 1 Radio funded?
Radio and TV Licence
Subscription of £9.99 per month to Apple Music Service
Apple Sponsorship
Advertising of Apple Products