R1BS- PSB

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BBC- British broadcasting corporation- A public service broadcaster (PSB)

  • It is not controlled by the Government and paid for by us via the TV license fee with most of us pay for £154.40 each year
  • You must pay the fee if you want to watch TV or listen to the radio
  • A black and white TV license is £52
  • If you do not have a license you could face prosecution
  • Radio 1 is a key supporter of BBC introducing and features Brit list and BBC sound of. In 2019/20 R1 will miantain its support of new and home-grown music with 50% music played during daytime hours being new, and 45% of daytime music played from the UK.
  • The BBC is trying to compete with Netflix and Sky, as well as other media providers.
"radio 1's remit is to entertain young listeners with a distinctive mix of contemporary music and speech. Its target audience is 15-29 year olds. It should offer:
  • a range of new music
  • supporting emerging artists- especially those from the UK
  • provide a platform for live music
  • news, documentaries and advice campaigns should cover areas of relevance to young adults
  • broadccast at least 40 new documentaries each year
  • offer at least 2 major social action campaigns"
This is for R1 day time as a whole, not just R1BS

The radio 1 playlist:
Radio 1 make a playlist by committees to entertain young audiences with a range of new music and supporting emerging artists each week.
This is paid for by a family member of around £150 a year

What is Radio 1's role as a PSB?
- They need to entertain a young audience with playlists which feature popular british music which will attract customers
- Radio 1 is funded by the BBC- PSB so they can afford to lose listeners, but not quality as it would ruin Radio 1's brand reputation.
-Lord Reith (creater of BBC) wanted the BBC to 'inform, educate and entertain'- which means BBC radio has to cover this through all 10 stations.
-Radio 1 must fulfil the Reithion values and meet OFCOM'S requirements:
  1. impartial news and information
  2. education
  3. high quality, distinctive programmes
  4. reflecting, representing and serving all communities across Britain
  5. supporting cultural industries
  6. reflecting UK and its values over the world

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