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Summary Media Industry Factsheet
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If you are struggling in Media this is very helpful sheet which got me 89/90 for an exam! It has factual and helpful information and gives an in-depth summary of each PSB which includes ITV, BBC, SKY, CH4, and CHANNEL 4 REMIT.

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  • January 7, 2023
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  • 2022/2023
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  • media
  • industry
  • english
  • litreacy
  • psb
  • media studies
  • english language
  • language

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  • WJEC
  • Media Studies
  • MS4 - Media: Text, Industry and Audience
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Public Service Broadcasting


1922 the British Broadcasting Company (later to become
Corporation) was founded and led by the BBC’s first Director General, John Reith.

The BBC followed his view that broadcasting should be organised in the public interest and still
stands by this today.

PSB- Public Service Broadcasting

In 1922 TV wasn’t invented so they started on radio.
Started after WW1



John Reith’s Principles
1) Broadcasting should be protected from commercial pressures and the profit motive.

2) Broadcasting should provide services to the whole community, and should be national.

3) Broadcasting must be closely regulated to establish high standards and ensure that programs
are of a high quality.



BBC ETHOS- INFORM, EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN.




Finding a Balance


 To break the BBC’s monopoly in 1954 ITV was founded.
 This is a commercial channel funded by advertising.
 Reith feared that advertisers would influence programme content as in the US. Regulation to
some extent stopped this happening
 However, in the UK terrestrial broadcasting regulation insists that broadcasting should primarily
benefit the public.
 A REMIT was created and if ITV didn’t follow this they were not allowed to broadcast.

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