- Title, date and time of bulletin: The titles is BBC News.The date is 14.06.2013 and the time was at 9pm.
- Presenters was an aged woman named Marteen Croxil
- News stories covered- main story was about the syria conflict. Then it moves onto talking about surgeons who are not allowed to publish their results because of the government. Lastly there was a talk about the iran election.
- Use of graphics, animation, video packages, interviews and live links- There was a pop up annotation of the different News stories. There was also a logo up on the right hand side which said the channel of the news. No animation.
- Use of modern or digital technology- Where there was an establishing shot there was a big TV on sight which is modern technology.
- Anything that encourages the audience to keep watching (dramatic video, animated graphics, previews of news or features later in the programme etc.) There was a dramatic beat in the background as the news started.
3) Research the institutions behind your two TV News programmes. Find out the following for each:
- Who owns or controls the institution- BBC
- How the institution is funded or makes money- They get money from a TV License but they're a non profit company.
- Any controversial issues or complaints that the institution has had to deal with in recent years- Paedophile scandal regarding Jimmy Savile.
4) Find out the target audience for your one TV News programmes. You should be able to find a detailed breakdown online if you search intelligently. If you cannot find anything, write what you think the target audience for the programme would be and why.
30-80 with the reasons of the fact that the TV news of BBC which starts at 9pm is quite mature which wouldn't really interest teenagers or young adults.
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