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The document summarizes information about three different media organizations: International: News Corporation was a multinational mass media company headquartered in New York that included former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar. It was owned and led by Rupert Murdoch and was publicly traded on the NASDAQ. National: The BBC is the United Kingdom's publicly funded broadcaster, headquartered in London. It is the world's oldest national broadcasting organization and largest broadcaster by employees. It is primarily funded by an annual television license fee paid by UK households. Local: No information is provided about a local media organization.
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Commercial radio stations are privately owned and generate funds primarily through advertisements. Capital FM is the most popular commercial radio station in Britain. Public service radio, like the BBC, is funded by a television license fee and does not run advertisements. The BBC employs around 11,000 people and operates numerous national and local radio stations. Not-for-profit community radio stations operate on very small local levels and obtain funding from various sources like donations, but cannot earn more than £15,000 from advertisements. They are often based out of hospitals, schools, and local businesses.
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The press industry in the UK includes over 300 businesses that employ over 50,000 people, with a total revenue of around £5 billion. It focuses on delivering news through print, broadcast, and online mediums. News UK is a subsidiary of News Corp that publishes major UK newspapers like The Times and The Sun. DMG Media is also a large UK publisher owned by Daily Mail and General Trust, which has revenue of £900 million and publishes newspapers such as the Daily Mail. Daily Mail and General Trust has revenue of £2 billion as one of the largest media companies in Europe.
Understanding radio industries
Commercial radio employs over 10,000 people in the UK and is worth £600 million. Public service broadcasting (PSB) through the BBC provides impartial news and programming not found on commercial radio, like dramas and alternative music. Non-profit community radio serves local communities with local content. The radio industry is undergoing a digital revolution through new technologies that allow access to radio anywhere.
Understanding radio industries
Commercial radio employs over 10,000 people in the UK and is worth £600 million. Public service broadcasting (PSB) through the BBC provides impartial news and programming not found on commercial radio, like dramas and alternative music. Non-profit community radio serves local communities with local content. The radio industry is undergoing a digital revolution allowing access anywhere through new technologies like podcasts and online streaming.
News agencies ramsha iqbal
The document provides information on several national and international news agencies:
- Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) is Pakistan's government-operated national news agency, collecting domestic and international news.
- Pakistan Press International (PPI) and News Network International (NNI) are two major private news agencies in Pakistan.
- Internationally, major news agencies discussed include Agence France-Presse (AFP), Reuters, Associated Press (AP), Kyodo News (Japan), Xinhua (China), WAM (UAE), TASS (Russia), Sputnik (Russia), Islamic Republic News Agency (Iran), Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), and Saudi Press Agency.
PR9: Regulation
Ofcom is the regulatory body for TV, radio, telecommunications, and postal industries in the UK. It has a statutory duty to promote competition and protect consumers. Ofcom investigates thousands of complaints about TV and radio standards each year. A high-profile investigation involved a 2008 radio show with Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross that left offensive messages on an actor's voicemail. Ofcom found the BBC in breach of its rules and fined them £150,000.
Music magazine research
Emap international limited (now known as top right group) is a British media company that specialized in producing business-to-business magazines and organizing business events. The Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program (EMAP) was a research program run by the EPA from 1990 to 2006 to assess national ecological resources. EMAP developed tools to monitor status and trends from multiple spatial and temporal scales. Bauer Media is a division of Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, offering over 300 magazines in 15 countries along with other media. Time Inc. UK (formerly IPC Media) is a leading UK publisher of print and digital magazines, with over 60 brands and distributing over 350 million copies annually across multiple platforms.
Music magazine research
The document discusses several British media companies involved in music magazines and media. It describes Emap international limited, formerly known as top right group, as a British media company specializing in business-to-business magazines and conferences. It provides details on EMAP, the Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program run by the EPA from 1990 to 2006 to assess ecological resources. It also discusses Bauer Media, a division of Bauer Media Group which is a worldwide media empire with over 300 magazines and other media. Finally, it briefly outlines Time Inc UK, formerly known as IPC Media, as Britain's leading publisher of print and digital magazines.
Media institutions powerpoint 1
A media distributor is an organization that owns various media sectors such as television, radio, music, print, and more. This wide influence allows them to introduce new products and attract interest in areas they operate in. Major media institutions include Bauer Media Group, ITV Network, and Immediate Media Company. Bauer Media Group owns over 600 magazines and digital products across 17 countries. The ITV Network is made up of regional licensees that also broadcast nationwide. Immediate Media Company was formed by the combination of Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and it now publishes over 70 brands.
Music magazine research
Emap international limited (now known as top right group) is a British media company that specialized in producing business-to-business magazines and organizing business events. The Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Program (EMAP) was a research program run by the EPA from 1990 to 2006 to assess the status of national ecological resources. EMAP developed tools to monitor resources across different scales to understand current conditions and future risks. Bauer Media is a division of Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, that owns over 300 magazines worldwide along with other media properties. Time Inc UK (formerly IPC Media) is a UK publisher known for print and digital magazines across various genres that reaches consumers over 350 million times per year through its brands.
Media institutions powerpoint
A media distributor owns various media sectors like television, radio, music, print and more. This gives them influence over the media market and allows them to introduce new products. Technological advances have made it easier for new products and media distribution to gain widespread interest. A media institution covers production, marketing, distribution and regulation of media products. Some major media institutions discussed are Bauer Media Group, ITV Network, and Immediate Media Company.
Radio industry
Commercial radio stations generate revenue through advertisements to fund operations and make a profit. While the BBC focuses on public needs over viewership, commercial stations like Capital FM prioritize large audiences. Capital FM and Classic FM are owned by Global while Real Radio is owned by Guardian Media Group.
Public service broadcasting through the BBC aims to inform, educate, and entertain audiences. The BBC uses stations like Radio 1 to appeal to youth through music and relevant news.
New technologies like the internet and mobile phones have increased radio listenership by allowing on-demand and mobile listening. This has benefited both the BBC and commercial stations.
Non-profit community radio stations like Bradford Community Broadcasting serve local audiences and are funded through local business advertisements
Radio broadcasting
The document discusses radio broadcasting in the UK. It provides details about the BBC, which is funded by TV licenses and operates numerous national and local radio stations across a variety of genres. As a public service, the BBC aims to provide higher quality programming rather than just maximize viewers. It also discusses other major radio broadcasters in the UK like Global Radio and its stations, as well as Absolute Radio, which are commercial entities. Radio broadcasting involves transmitting audio over radio waves or internet to reach a wide audience.
Media press (newspaper)
The document discusses the newspaper industry in the UK. It notes that there are about 370 businesses in the industry, employing around 1.5 million people and generating £6.6 billion in revenue annually. The industry includes both tabloid newspapers, which focus on celebrity gossip and are supported by conservative parties, and broadsheet newspapers, which contain more political and economic news and are supported by social liberal parties. It provides examples of some major UK newspapers, their owners, dates founded, and other media properties owned by the respective parent companies. The document also discusses the impact of digital technology on the declining newspaper industry and how newspapers relate to other media sectors like advertising and publishing.
BBC TV
This document provides information about two local media companies - Big Centre TV and Kaleidoscope TV. Big Centre TV is a local TV channel for parts of central England that was launched in 2015. It is owned by Kaleidoscope TV Ltd and broadcasts from a studio school, utilizing state-of-the-art facilities. The channel offers local news, sports and entertainment programming. The document also provides details on the management team and founding of Kaleidoscope TV Ltd. Additionally, it compares Big Centre TV to the BBC, describing the BBC as the world's leading public service broadcaster, funded by the television license fee.
Task one reserch company
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a British public service broadcaster founded in 1922 by John Reith. It is the largest broadcaster in the world by number of employees, with about 23,000 staff. The BBC produces a wide range of television and radio programs across many genres like children's, comedy, drama, and news programming. It operates under an allied-related model where it owns and closely links together its subsidiaries that produce media like BBC Radio, BBC One, and BBC World News.
Media industry in context
There are three types of media products: mainstream, independent, and niche. Mainstream products have large budgets and distribution while independent products have lower budgets and limited distribution. Niche products target small, specific audiences. The document then provides details on several major media companies: the BBC as a public broadcaster in the UK, Apple as a technology company, Disney as a diversified entertainment conglomerate, and Rockstar Games as a video game developer known for the Grand Theft Auto franchise.
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- 2. International: News co operation News co operation: The original News Corporation or News Corp was an American multinational mass media corporation headquartered in New York City. It was the world's fourth-largest media group in 2014 in terms of revenue. One of the members there was a former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar. However the CEO/ owner of the news co-operation is Rupert Murdoch. News Corporation was a publicly traded company listed on the NASDAQ. Formerly incorporated in Adelaide, South Australia, the company was re-incorporated under Delaware General Corporation Law after a majority of shareholders.
- 3. National: BBC The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a British public service broadcaster. It is headquartered at Broadcasting House in London, is the world's oldest national broadcasting organisation, and is the largest broadcaster in the world by number of employees, with over 20,950 staff in total, of whom 16,672 are in public sector broadcasting. Its work is funded principally by an annual television licence fee which is charged to all British households, companies, and organisations using any type of equipment to receive or record live television broadcasts. The fee is set by the British Government, agreed by Parliament. Revenue £5.166 billion Founder: John Reith on the 18th October 1922 (94 years ago)
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