Lesson 3 ownership
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This document discusses different types of ownership models in the TV industry. It describes public service broadcasters like the BBC which are fully publicly owned and funded by TV licenses. Independent broadcasters such as BSkyB, Virgin Media, and Discovery are privately owned and funded through subscriptions or advertising. Internet TV companies like YouTube and Netflix are privately funded as well, through advertising or subscription fees. The document also discusses studio production companies, independent production companies, and corporate TV companies, providing examples of how they are owned and funded.
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Television broadcasting in the UK began in 1936 as a public service without advertising. It has since expanded to include both free-to-air and subscription services across various distribution platforms. There are over 27,000 hours of domestic content produced annually at a cost of £2.6 billion. Major national broadcasters include BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, while local broadcasters serve specific regions of the UK. Commercial broadcasters rely on advertising revenue, which depends on viewer numbers, while the BBC is publicly funded through an annual license fee.
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This document discusses commercial television. Commercial broadcasting is television programming owned by private corporations and funded through advertising revenue. Relying solely on advertising presents risks, as television stations need large viewer numbers to attract advertisers and generate enough ad revenue to stay in business. Some examples of national commercial stations include ABC Television, ABC News 24, and Viva. Local commercial stations include Channel 4 and BBC 1. Commercials advertise a wide variety of goods and target specific audiences. Television stations are owned by large media companies like Channel 4 Television Corporation which owns multiple channels.
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