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Speech packages are pre-recorded factual components included in radio programs to provide listeners with information on various topics. They can be found on news bulletins, current affairs programs, and magazine shows broadcast by stations targeting different demographics. A speech package may contain interview material, links, vox pops, actuality sound effects, music beds, and music clips. To analyze speech packages, one would consider their genre, subject, demographic focus, and content.
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The document discusses various aspects of TV news programs, including why they are studied, their genre and conventions, and language features. It provides information on news packages, reports, programs, and their use of codes, conventions and stylistic techniques. These include features like voiceovers, interviews, graphics, anchors and sets. The document also discusses how different news programs develop distinct brand identities through varying these genre elements.
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BBC Radio 1 was chosen to broadcast the radio trailer for a documentary. Radio 1 targets 15-29 year olds and plays popular music and interviews, aligning with the target audience of young people for the documentary. Although Radio 2 is very popular, most of its listeners are over 35 so it may not interest the target audience. Radio 3 focuses on classical music and arts and may not appeal to the target age range. Radio 4 discusses relevant issues but has a limited young audience. Therefore, Radio 1 was selected as the best option to directly reach young listeners.
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