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1. Primary Research Examples
• Interviews – Face to face interviews with a couple of staff /
volunteers at a local Byte Night event which I shall be
attending.
• Official Website – The official Byte Night charity website with
official and reliable information provided by the charity.
• Action for Children website – Byte Night is apart of this
organisation, and is an official charity website, so again, more
reliable information will be provided about the charity.
• Email – I got in contact with one of the staff members
through email, so I can always make sure something is correct
by asking them.
• Phone – Similar to email, I managed to get into contact with
some staff members over the phone, where I asked about the
event and if it was possible to film there.

2. Primary Research Results:
I managed to record two interviews at the Cambridge Byte Night event
with a staff member and a volunteer, and I asked them to include the
questions within their answers.
The official Byte Night website had much more detailed and general
information than the Action for Children one. Action for Children also
had the same data and statistics which are on the Byte Night website,
but they did include some extra information.
I also asked some questions to the staff member I had email contact
with, who provided me with some extra information, and to make sure
everything was correct. The same applies to over the phone
communication, although I didn’t really think it was necessary to
contact people over the phone, as I met the majority of the staff at the
event, so I could ask questions and clear up any information details
there with them.

3. Questions I Will Ask in Interviews
• Why did you decide to participate in Byte Night events?
• How did you come across Byte Night?
• Would you recommend participating in the events, and
why?
• How do you decide where to host events?
• How does Byte Night help the homeless?
• How was Byte Night founded?
• How can the public help?
• What is sleeping outside like?
• What are your experiences with the charity like?
Interview Video Links Below Slideshow

4. Secondary Research Examples
• Blog posts and entries created by observers in the public,
participants and members of staff.
• Video and documenters / montages of previous Byte
Night events, all found and linked through official
websites.
• Videos and documentaries of young individuals who has
been supported and helped by Byte Night
• Social media posts – Images, videos and short messages
about the event
• Internet webpages including statements about the charity,
that mention an event or the charity itself.
Links of websites will be below the slideshow

5. Secondary Research Results:
The Byte Night website had a few videos of films taken during
past Byte Night events, as well as some videos of young
individuals they have been able to support, but none really
contained any information or details that could have
benefited my article, as they were more personal to the
events and participants than the charity its self.
In terms of social media, I checked their official Facebook and
Twitter, but the information was rather scarce, and was really
meant for ‘social’ purposes than promotional and factual.
I didn’t really find any useful/relevant blog posts, or any other
websites that I thought that was really needed or worth
mentioning, as the majority just used the same footage and
information that the official Byte Night website provided.