Radio 1 revision
- Created by: lulumillie05
- Created on: 28-10-20 13:43
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- Radio 1
- Tony Blackburn
- Popular on pirate radio station Radio Caroline
- Upbeat and engaging style. Informal mode of address.
- Context
- Introduced to cater for a youthful audience and the increasing popularity of pop music.
- Radio 1 employed pirate DJ's such as Tony Blackburn, Kenny Everett and Noel Edmonds. They did this because these presenters already appealed to younger audiences.
- There were no other legal independent radio stations until 1979.
- Mix of chat, jingles, interactivity and music to appeal to young audiences.
- Appeals to a mass audience.
- Pirate Radio
- Marine Broadcasting Offences Act - 1967
- Made pirate radio illegal.
- Forced presenters and shows to go to licensed providers.
- Reached audiences of around 10-15 million people.
- Didn't have any restrictions.
- Are now getting popular again online.
- Marine Broadcasting Offences Act - 1967
- 'Needle time'
- Limited to 5 hours music play per day.
- Playing too much on radio would mean sales of vinyl's would go down.
- BBC
- Remit = Inform, Educate and Entertain.
- Depends on license fee.
- Available on demand and live on the internet.
- Availability to stream on any device anywhere.
- Tony Blackburn
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