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1. 1951
2. BBC radio 4
3. strong female characters
4. 7pm every Saturday
5. to inform to educate to entertain
Set episode
story line
main characters
genre conventions
audience appeals
how does this episode
inform, educate, entertain:
prison realise, hard to fit back into
the community, slave labour
how does the episode show the impact of
cultural context:
living in a van and cant afford a house,
slavery-modern, pantomime-community,
pub-community
Gavin - living in a hostile, sounds ill,
poor living, sounds sorry, involved in a
crime but then told the truth
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- Domestic abuse, racism
- BBC
Character names
- pip archer
- ruth archer
- ben archer
- josh archer
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- there are about 6 million
- people in the countryside middle age
- 7pm every day except Saturday
- demographics
- to inform educate and entertain
Audience and U&G
Explain how the BBC uses different platform
to distribute radio programmes.
Refer to the archers to support your point.
- DAB, better quality
- Archers website
- daily 7pm
- Omnibus Sunday morning
The BBC uses various platform such as
Spotify, Twitter, Facebook. The Archers is
available on BBC. It is played on the radio
at 7pm daily but not on Saturday but
Repeated at 2pm the following day and
also an Omnibus on Sunday morning.
The podcast are to download and catch up
for 30 days. The archers is promoted
through social media, facebook, twitter, the
internet fans are also engaged with the
topics through fan group discussion
they also use DAB for better
quality and it is accessible, smart speakers
Uses and Gratifications
personal identity - relate to topics
free Helen characterisation various in age
and interests
information - help for topics domestic
violence, modern slavery, prison realise
rural life
entertainment - storylines gripping, escape
normal life
social interaction - fan pages social media
debates #freehelen
audiences listen to the archers because
they might relate to some of the story lines
want that nostalgic feeling of the rural life
or are interested in some of the story lines
to learn more about them and be more
aware.this will keep the audience
entertained because
it appeals to the audience through
domestic violence, modern slavery, prison
release. the show engages with the
audience by using fan pages social media
debates
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1. BBC, community radio
2. BBC radio is filmed by radio licence
3. Commercial
4. Community
5. BBC radio BBC 4
Wednesday 5th February 2025
Exam questions and responses
Media industries
. off-com regulates radio
.there are three types of radio community
commercial and public service podcasting
. PSB is different to commercial because
commercial is funded by advertising
from the company putting up ads and
PSB is funded through the licence fee that
the public
The archers fit to informing through mature
subject such as domestic abuse, modern
slavery this educates us on these types of
subjects and makes us more aware and
sensitive towards these situations as this
still happens in day to day life also as prison
release will always be around it is good to
inform people on these topics
Archers is also normally pointed to people
with a city life as farming benefits the public
and how much it impacts there life. also
archers shows a close community and
gives people with a city life a chance to
experience the rural life more.
BBC radio 4 broadcasts the Archers
the audience of the archers is usually
well educated middle aged women
archers targets there audiences by
having strong female characters with
difficult back story's they targeting middle
age women by having mature subjects with
a realistic time line such as domestic abuse,
moderen slavery.
Audiences listen to the archers because
they might want to find out or experience
more of the rural life or want to educate
themself's about farming as it is an
important factor of most peoples life styles
and the more people informed about it the
more support they will get for the industry.
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1. 3 2
2. hour and a half each
3. radio 4
4. TV licence
5. Educate, Inform, Entertain
Frequency: 103.7
BBC London
Frequency: 94.9
BBC Radio Cornwall
Frequency: 103.9
BBC Radio Cumbria
Frequency: 104.1
BBC Radio Derby
Frequency: 95.3
BBC Radio Guernsey
Frequency: 93.2
BBC Radio Jersey
Frequency: 88.8
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio Wales
Frequency: 103.9
BBC CWR
Frequency: 103.7
BBC London
Frequency: 94.9
BBC Radio Cornwall
Frequency: 103.9
BBC Radio Cumbria
Frequency: 104.1
BBC Radio Derby
Frequency: 95.3
BBC Radio Guernsey
Frequency: 93.2
BBC Radio Jersey
Frequency: 88.8
BBC Radio 2
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