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This document provides an overview of the history and operations of BSP Media Group. It discusses how the company was established to fill a void in the Nigerian media market by providing balanced news and programming. It highlights the company's commitment to objectivity and giving citizens a voice. The summary also notes that BSP Media Group has grown to be Nigeria's largest news station, reaching over 20 million viewers through various platforms.
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The television industry produces over 20 hours of content watched per week in the UK. It is highly skilled work. Television connects audiences to events and helps prepare people for disasters.
The film industry has six parts: development, production, facilities, distribution, exhibition, and export. It is an independent creator of films and a service provider for international productions.
The print industry monitors political issues on behalf of the public and secures funding for the industry. Journalists report local and international news.
The radio industry employs over 22,000 people across public broadcasters, commercial stations, and community radio. It ranges
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Commercial radio stations in the UK provide an average of 10 hours and 21 minutes of public service content per week, despite being funded through advertising revenue rather than a license fee. This public service content includes an average of 323 minutes of news, 19 minutes of content about charities, 25 minutes about local events, and 68 minutes each of weather and sports coverage. Commercial radio stations invest heavily in local journalism, employing around 300 full-time journalists and spending £27 million per year on news programming. Local commercial radio serves an important role in communities by keeping listeners informed about news, travel, and weather issues.
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Telling Stories
- 1. This document is offered compliments of BSP Media Group. www.bspmediagroup.com All rights reserved.
- 3. Once Upon a Mission… To produce and broadcast television programs of quality and integrity that recognize and challenge the intelligence and curiosity of our viewers.
- 4. How it Started… Pioneer Status Founder’s “hands-on” media experience Glaring market void Global TV trend – the CNN effect, the Gulf War” Unique opportunity to create premier portal in Nigeria
- 5. How it Started (Cont’d)… Electronic Graphics Music Dress Mode Fresh crop of broadcasters Backdrop
- 7. Why Channels … Established in response to yearning of Nigerians for a: True watchdog of the government and its policies an alternative to Government controlled media Platform to air opposing views Balanced reporting, objectivity, fairness and right of citizens to freedom of speech
- 8. Humble Beginnings… 100 Watts Transmitter 30 KW Transmitter
- 9. Our Commitment… Committed to presenting the news with proven facts Airing divergent views, irrespective of differences and circumstances News that affects Nigerians National Interest Ensuring we give the people a voice
- 10. Who Are We… • • • 1st and only News and Current Affairs TV Station in Nigeria Award winning Station. Currently, Best TV Station of the Year Also won: Best TV Station 2000,2001,2003,2004,2008,2010 Nominee: Best TV Station of the Year (10 out of 10 times) Winner ICDB (International Children’s Day of Broadcasting) Most RELIABLE and TRUSTED (Reuters and BBC Poll)
- 11. Who Are We (contd)… • • • Over 20 million viewers on all platforms Delivers top quality News and Current Affairs Programs 90% of Programs produced by Channels TV Staff strength of over 350 Bureaus all over the Country Correspondents around the World Based in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital
- 12. … Technology…
- 13. TERRESTIAL MOBILE SATELLITE CHANNELS PC & MOBILE BROADCAST APPLICATIONS ADVERTS!!!
- 16. The Winning Team …
- 17. In moving Pictures …
- 18. Thank You …