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The BBC is funded through a licence fee.

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On the licence fee the network radio gets 10% , the national local radio gets 6% and the digital radio gets 1%.

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How can you access BBC radio stations?  

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How can you access BBC radio stations?  

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You can access BBC radio stations very easily. You can access it through the BBC apps where you get access to all the BBC radio stations. You can access them through your car radio depending on where you are. You can also access it from your TV- using sky , free view etc. You can also access it through actual radios and online.

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What is an national station. Give an example of a national station? 

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What is an national station. Give an example of a national station? 

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A national radio station is the official term for the three national commercial radio stations broadcasting on analogue radio in the United Kingdom.For example the BBC is a national radio station because they own more than one. BBC Radio One , BBC Radio Two , BBC Radio Three and so on.

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The Official Vodafone Big Top 40 is a radio chart show hosted by Marvin Humes and Kat Shoob. It is broadcast on 140 radio stations in the UK with an audience each week of 2.5 million listeners.

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The type of music played on the big top 40 is mixed but is usually pop. It is all chart music and popular songs that people have been listening too a lot.

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It is played on 140 stations. The main ones being;
- Key 103
- Capital FM
- Heart 106.2
- Rock FM
- Heart Extra
-The Hits

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Who presents it and what is their relevance to the show?

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Who presents it and what is their relevance to the show?

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Marvin Humes presents every Sunday between 4- 7pm. His relevance to the show is being the presenter. He is a former musician himself so this job is ideal for him. He is also there to interview big artists about their songs. Another presenter is Kat Snoob she co-hosts with Marvin Humes and her relevance is to add more voice and opinion into the show.

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Discussing their presenting style (what styles of language are used? Fast/ slow paced? Drab or vibrant?)

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Discussing their presenting style (what styles of language are used? Fast/ slow paced? Drab or vibrant?)

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The styles of language both presenters use is very clear language. The speak loud and clear and also speak at a medium pace so they sound happy and upbeat about the job. They always seem happy and interested in doing their job. When they interview artists they speak a bit slower so the audience and the artist can understand what they are talking about. The language is also very vibrant and they seem genuinely happy to be live presenting. Big Top 40's strong connection with its audience is through music. An appointment to listen show and people stay tuned for an average of half the show. Its fast paced, music based and up-to-the-minute as downloads can change the chart in real time.

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Who is the Target Audience for Vodafone Big Top 40? (Age, Sex, Location, Class)

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Who is the Target Audience for Vodafone Big Top 40? (Age, Sex, Location, Class)

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The target audience for the Big top 40 is between the ages 16-34. I think this is the age range because students will listen to music whilst they study and the type of music they play the ages iv chosen tend to listen to as it is more of a young genre type of music. The main sex of the show I think will be both because anybody can listen to music and it doesn't matter what gender you are for the type of music you listen to. The location to listen to this radio is all across the UK and is broadcasted on various different shows. The vodafone big top 40 airs from London. The class of the show is middle class because people can listen to it from home or in their cars or at work.

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What techniques are used in the show to appeal to the audience? (Beds, Music style, presenter style, adverts, stings, jingles, guests) 

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What techniques are used in the show to appeal to the audience? (Beds, Music style, presenter style, adverts, stings, jingles, guests) 

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The techniques used in this show appeal to the audience is the fact they are always happy whilst on air. They have a jingle that plays before the show begins and that plays during intervals and this is done so that the people who have just started listening to the radio will now know what they are going to be listening to. They also have various celebrity guests that they ring on air and they talk to them about their new music. They have adverts during the show because they need people that sponsor it. The presenter style is very clear and it feels like they are having a conversation with the audience.

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The advertising space is sold in order to fund the organisation.

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You can access commercial radio by networking because they play it all across different radio stations. You can access it through , phones , radios , in a car , through apps.

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How are community radio stations funded?

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How are community radio stations funded?

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They are funded through government grants.

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How do community stations operate? (who works on community stations)

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How do community stations operate? (who works on community stations)

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They have to deliver content for a 'social gain' and the good of the community. They are broadcast within a 5 mile radius only. Usually they are run by volunteers. A secondary source of income is advertising from local businesses.

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Give an example of  a community radio station.

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Give an example of  a community radio station.

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Bolton FM.
- Where do they broadcast? They broadcast in Bolton.
- What type of content does it have?  News and music.

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What is the Ratio between speech and music on Grimmy's show?

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What is the Ratio between speech and music on Grimmy's show?

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The ratio between the speech and the music on this show id say would be 50/50 as you get 3 songs within 20 minutes and then the rest is speech and we see this on the radio clip.

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Does he identify the Radio station and when does he re-affirm the brand?

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Does he identify the Radio station and when does he re-affirm the brand?

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He identifies the radio station right at the beginning of the clip and also he introduces himself and his show whilst upbeat music plays.

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Who are his guests and why are they relevant? (discuss target audience)

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Who are his guests and why are they relevant? (discuss target audience)

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He has a lot of different guests on all of his breakfast shows but in this specific clip he is interviewing Rita Ora. She is relevant as she is a popular singer and a lot of her songs are played on BBC Radio 1and she had also presented with him the night before on the brits. he target audience for this would be young people because Rita Ora is mainly aimed at young teenagers and young adults. Id say her music is aimed at girls because she is a girl herself. I feel like because the radio show is early in the morning it is aimed at working adults and students.

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Discuss what type of bed is used for the opening of the show? 

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Discuss what type of bed is used for the opening of the show? 

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The bed which is used is an upbeat fast track which is played as they speak. I believe this is used to wake the audience up early in the morning and put them in a good mood. I feel like it is also done to make the show seem more exciting.

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Discuss Grimmy's personality How does he come across on radio? What style of presenting does he have? What vocabulary does he use? Is he formal or informal? - Use examples

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Discuss Grimmy's personality How does he come across on radio? What style of presenting does he have? What vocabulary does he use? Is he formal or informal? - Use examples

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On the radio Nick Grimshaw comes across as loud and energetic considering it is the first thing in the morning. He sounds very excited and happy to be there when he presents. I notice this straight at the beginning of the clip because as soon as he comes on air he is straight away shouting down the mic and introducing himself in a vibrant tone of voice. He speaks in a very informal style and I think he does this because it makes the audience feel like he is speaking directly to them and it gives off a very relaxed vibe. He comes across as very down to earth when he is speaking to Rita Ora and also when he rings up the audience member. He chats to them in a very friendly manner as if they are already really close friends.

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An A playlist is a playlist that is the most popular. A B playlist is a playlist that is  played around 3 times a day and a C playlist is a less popular playlist which is played around 1 - 2 times a day.

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How does Leona's delivery differ to Nick Grimshaw's? Give examples of accent? Use of words? Topics of conversation? 

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How does Leona's delivery differ to Nick Grimshaw's? Give examples of accent? Use of words? Topics of conversation? 

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Leona's delivery is a lot different compared to Nick Grimshaw's. Leona is monotonous and speaks slowly unlike Nick Grimshaw who speaks upbeat and fast. Leona is a lot more serious in her speech and puts on a radio voice. It all seems a bit fake and put on whereas Nick is chatty and more enthusiastic with the way he comes across when he talks. The topics of conversations are also really different. On Nick Grimshaw's show they speak about random topics and also discuss the brit awards from the night before and how they all got drunk whereas on absolute radio she is just interviewing him and you get lost a bit about what they are discussing because of how boring and slow it is. Nick Grimshaw has more of an accent as he is originally from Manchester/ Oldham but recently moved to London for his radio job. Leona however has a really slow boring voice , some might find it better though as it might make them relaxed.

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Who is being interviewed by Leona? And how does he differ to the guest on BBC Radio 1?

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Who is being interviewed by Leona? And how does he differ to the guest on BBC Radio 1?

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Adam Clayton from U2 is being interviewed by Leona. He differs from the guest on BBC Radio 1 as he doesn't really have a laugh and he doesn't take about anything other than his music. They both don't seem comfortable with each other unlike Rita and Nick who both have a laugh and talk about personal stuff and laugh about how they both got drunk the night before. They are a lot more friendly with each-other and seem to have a lot more of communication.

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Discuss the Absolute Playlist and why have they picked a mixture of new and old artists? 

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Discuss the Absolute Playlist and why have they picked a mixture of new and old artists? 

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I believe that they have picked a mixture of new and old artists so the listeners get to hear a bit of both. Not all listeners like old music and not all like new types of music but some do and that's why they need to play a mixture of both so that they can keep their listeners happy.

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ASDA FM broadcasts In a studio in Leeds which is only big enough to accommodate one DJ and two chairs. This small studio is home to one of the biggest radio stations in Britain. Anyone that shops at ASDA are one of their many listeners.

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ASDA FM broadcasts to 18 million shoppers and 167,500 staff every week.

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What are the advantages of having 'Retail Radio'?

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What are the advantages of having 'Retail Radio'?

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When people are walking around ASDA doing their shopping the ASDA radio will be playing and this could put people in a better mood. They could walk round humming and singing to their favorite tunes and they might even be able to relate to what the host is talking about. I think it is a good idea because it helps take peoples minds of the real life and stops them stressing whilst they are doing a big shop. Music tends to calm the mind and I believe ASDA have their own radio station for this exact reason; to keep their customers calm and happy.

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Vicky Locklin is a host on ASDA FM, what makes her popular with shoppers?

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Vicky Locklin is a host on ASDA FM, what makes her popular with shoppers?

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She has a soft Harrogate accent and natural effervescence – which helps listeners relate to her. She says herself that she shops at ASDA and this makes the listeners wonder what she looks like. She also asks the listeners questions for them to answer themselves whilst they are walking around and I think this will also help the listener relate and enjoy listening to ASDA FM.

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What are the benefits to CD sales by having in store Radio stations?

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What are the benefits to CD sales by having in store Radio stations?

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Because a lot of music types is played on ASDA FM , a song may come on that the listener really likes and because of this they might go to the CD section a purchase the whole album from that particular artist or band. I think ASDA FM is really good for CD sales because they will be able to promote newly released albums which are being sold at ASDA and this can also persuade people to purchase , increasing the sales massively

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What other retailers have in store radio stations?

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What other retailers have in store radio stations?

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Other retailers that have in store radio stations are retailers such as ,Debenhams, Ikea, the Lloyds pharmacy chain , Morrisons and topshop and many more.

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What does "no repeat guarantee" mean and why is this important?

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What does "no repeat guarantee" mean and why is this important?

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No repeat guarantee means that they are saying to the listeners they wont keep repeating the same songs every hour they will play different songs because most radio stations such as capital and heart FM constantly repeat the same songs. So saying " no repeat guarantee" is important because it will make the listeners want to carry on listening because then they know that they wont have to hear the same song more than once.

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How does  Absolute differ from BBC Radio 1's Playlist?

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How does  Absolute differ from BBC Radio 1's Playlist?

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Absolute radio play more old school music that mainly adults listen to. Music from artists such as , Blur , AC/DC , Electric six , Van Halen , Fleetwood Mac - these artists was played on the morning playlist on absolute. Whereas BBC one play more of the new and upbeat types of music that all ages enjoy specially teenagers and young adults. On their playlist they have artists such as , Ariana Grande , Dua Lipa , Drake , George Ezra. All these are young artists that have new songs out at the moment so unlike absolute BBC one play all the newest songs and that's the difference.

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The Vodafone big top 40 is a radio show that is broadcast onto 140 radio stations in the UK. It takes place every Sunday at 4PM and it counts down the charts to reveal the number one of the week.

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What is a Regional radio station use examples?

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What is a Regional radio station use examples?

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Regional means local. So regional radio stations are the ones that only broadcast to your specific area. Radio stations such as , BBC Manchester- this broadcasts to the places in the area of Manchester. They will also have a BBC London that broadcasts only to areas within London.

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Evaluation for both radio shows FINISHED!