The document discusses the various modes of delivery used by the BBC to distribute its channels throughout the UK. The BBC has established regional channels in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland to cater to local audiences. It broadcasts channels from towers to any TV with freeview, broadcasts channels via satellite to Sky and Freesat customers, and uploads channels to cable networks for Virgin TV users. Additionally, the BBC iPlayer allows users to access channels on phones, tablets, and computers anywhere with an internet connection. Overall, the document argues that the BBC's modes of delivery make its channels highly accessible to UK households.

1. P1C - MODES OF
DELIVERY
Rhys Spence-Robb

2. Modes of Delivery
• The BBC have ensured that the whole of the
UK has access to their channels.They have
established channels in Scotland,Wales and
Northern Ireland which means that these
channels can cater to the region they are
shown. For example, in Northern Ireland
they have their own regional news channels
and can have different scheduling for
different shows. I think this is an unique idea
because it means that different regions can
take ownership of their own BBC channel as
work with BBC London.

3. Modes of Delivery
• The BBC broadcast its channels to a tower which
then broadcasts the programmes out to anyT.V
set that has freeview, BTVision andYouview.
This mean that no matter whatT.V you have you
will have access to the BBC.
• All BBC channels have the BBC red Button
attached to them.This allows people to access a
shortlist of channels and get update while
watching BBC. For example, they can pick and
choose which match they want to watch at
Wimbledon.

4. Modes Of Delivery
• All the BBC channels are uplinked to a satellite.This
allows the programmes to be shown on SKY and
Freesat.
• Also, all channels can be uploaded to a cable head-end
delivery which means that people who haveVIRGIN
TV have access to all BBC channels.
• BBC IPlayer plays a huge part in people being able to
access the channels on their phones, tablets or
computers.This means that the channels can be
accessed at anytime, anywhere that has an internet
connection.
• I believe that BBC’s modes of delivery are very
accessible for the UK public. In every household there
is an easy solution to access BBC which means that
the BBC is the largest and most population
broadcaster in the UK. ITV have followed in their
footsteps by provide their own IPLAYER and out
letting their channels to SKY