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PBS- Caidan's version ( the best ) soz not soz

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PBS- Caidan's version ( the best ) soz not soz

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Public service broadcasting refers to TV programmes that are broadcast for the public benefit rather than for purely commercial purposes.

These programmes include local news coverage, arts programmes and religious broadcasts.

Ofcom’s regulations mean that certain TV and radio broadcasters are obliged to include a specific amount of public service broadcasts as part of their licence to broadcast.

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What Is Public Broadcasting - Roman's Version (Worse)

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What Is Public Broadcasting - Roman's Version (Worse)

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Public Service Broadcasting is a broadcast funded by the general public via TV licenses and commercials. They are strictly regulated so that it is suitable for all audiences.

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"To enrich people’s lives with programmes and services that inform, educate and entertain."

"Our vision: To be the most creative organisation in the world."

Reference: http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/British_Broadcasting_Corp.aspx

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Public broadcasters are made to produce certain amounts or specific content, the BBC has to create so much educational content along with entertainment and informative this in tern is what should create the best scheduling on TV

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The BBC's total income in 2008 was £4.4bn, of which £3.4bn came from the licence fee and a further £284m from Government grants. Under the 2007 licence fee settlement agreed following Charter Review, the BBC has secure funding, which will rise significantly over the period of the settlement, due to the agreed annual cash increases in the licence fee of 3 per cent in the first two years and 2 per cent in the following three years, and the expected increase in the number of households. Ofcom estimates that the increase in cash terms will be of the order of 14 per cent by 2012. In a period of low inflation, or possibly deflation, the BBC is in a financially stronger and more secure position than virtually any other business in the country.

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PSB'S are seen in the public's eye as the best source of reliable information. Whether that is true or not that is another matter.

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An agreement was made during 2007 to allow content from the BBC to be streamed via Google and YouTube. This allows the BBC to reach a wider range of audiences - for Google and YouTube are the 2 most dominating websites on the internet.

Reference: http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/British_Broadcasting_Corp.aspx

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The most popular broadcasts on public broadcasting services are sporting events such as football matches or the Olympics.

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Public service broadcasters are sometimes seen as exempt from OFCOM regulatory decisions meaning that they are self regulated. This in tern can allow companies to pretty much air what they want within reason. This however is being investigated and adapted to ensure everything is regulates by OFCOM in the future.

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Public Broadcasting created closed captioning was made so those who had hearing impediments or were deaf could understand what was being said.

Reference: http://ppcorn.com/us/2016/02/19/pbs-15-things-you-didnt-know-about-public-broadcasting-service/

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Public service broadcasters are funded primarily through the government. The BBC is funded through the sales of the annual TV License along with injections of government funding. Debates are ongoing into whether this is a liable source of funding for the future.

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Public Service Broadcasters are limited to the profit that they can generate. They are seen often as a not for profit organisation meaning all money they make has to be re- invested into the company or else it can be seen as a breach of regulations.