Sunday 7th December 2013
7:45- 8:00 only 15 mins of news
The presenters are-Krishnan Guru-Murthy-Victoria Macdonald-Liam Dutton
News are covered-Poverty in britain-Typhoon Hagupit makes lanfall in phillpines-Alex Salmond announces is to stand for UK parliament- Drone 'near miss' at the airport to be probed-Uber taxi driver arrested in India after suspected for rape
Key conventions-hashtags-fast pace-serious tone of voice-graphics-animated graphics-camera zooming in-formal-evening introduction-futuristic colours such as blue,grey,theme colours
BBC NEWS AT 10
1) The key information about the programme:
· BBC News at 10 is broadcasted on channels 501 and 503
· Time: Monday to Sunday at 10pm
· The presenters are Huw Edwards, Fiona Bruce and George Alagiah Michael Buerk and Peter Sissons. The ones in bold are Launch presenters.
· The average viewing figures are 4.9 million each night.
· The programme has won the people’s choice and the judges' award many times.
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· The logo/brand identity of the programme:
2) The institution behind the programme – this is usually the TV channel it is broadcast on. Find out:
1) The channel was first launched on 14th September 1970 but at 9pm on the 16th October 2000 it was then changed to BBC
News at 10
2) The founder of this programme is John Reith; however the person in charge (Director) - General Mark Thompson.
Any other information about the channel you can find:
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3) The target audience
I think BBC One at 10 is targeted mainly at adults and specific teens because it’s about what’s happening in the world such as war and political issues so it isn’t suitable for small children. 37% teens and 63% adults’ females and males 50% - 50%
24/08/2014
The news story I chose was about a journalist that was brutally murdered for having a brother in the US military. I think that they started with the national stories first and then moved onto the stories around the world because people are
usually more concerned about what’s happening in their own area/ country.
25/08/2014
The news story for the date stated above was about the meeting with the Scottish government about Scotland becoming a independent country and the debate went smoothly, Alex handled the questions really well however not everyone in Scotland agrees that Scotland should be an independent country because of the money and the resources.
27/08/2014
The news story for the date stated above was about the meeting with the Scottish government about Scotland becoming a independent country and the debate went smoothly, Alex handled the questions really well however not everyone in Scotland agrees that Scotland should be an independent country because of the money and the resources.
27/08/2014
Today the first story was about how 100's of children were sexually abused in Rotherham and only the council leader had resigned. A victim said that the police and council haven't done anything to help she said that they let the guy go without charge. One child has been brutally murdered after being abused.
The second story is about how in Syria the boys over 14 are preparing to go to fight in war. The war seems to have changed into several different conflicts. The war began due to short and long term causes.
Monday 8th December 20147:00-7:30The presenters are -Jon Snow-Jackie Long
News stories covered -The murder of Anni Dewani-People using food banks-Mexico missing students-Abortion buffer zones free speeches v free choices-Mp nigel mills caught playing candy crush saga during a meeting on pensions -Cold callers-Disabled campaigners loses bus case but battle not over Key conventions-graphics-interviews -theme song-formal language-cut away-animated graphics-headlines-order of story-live interviewsI think the target for channel 4 news is all ages including children because they don't use big and intimidating words and have a friendly appeal across to all ages.
Tuesday 9th December 2014
News stories covered -The murder of Anni Dewani-People using food banks-Mexico missing students-Abortion buffer zones free speeches v free choices-Mp nigel mills caught playing candy crush saga during a meeting on pensions -Cold callers-Disabled campaigners loses bus case but battle not over Key conventions-graphics-interviews -theme song-formal language-cut away-animated graphics-headlines-order of story-live interviewsI think the target for channel 4 news is all ages including children because they don't use big and intimidating words and have a friendly appeal across to all ages.
Tuesday 9th December 2014
