Research
News
Programmes
Newsround:
Basic Info: 4:20 on
weekdays
Presenters: A mixture
but mainly Helen Skelton and Ore Oduba.
News
Stories covered: Frozen Wonderland, Ebola Doctors and Brazilian floods
Use of
graphics: Used to display the pictures (related to the news stories)
as well the intro which is crafted with only graphics and animation.
Modern
Technology: The have a Twitter profile but as Newsround is made for
young children, they do not focus on social media tags.
Encouragement: A very fun
presenter and loads of bold colours. They also review the stories at the
beginning so people are aware of what the bulletin will be about.
Institution: Created by
the BBC and is displayed on CBBC. This institution is funded through tax as it
is the first channel and it does not display any advertisements.
Target
Audience: This would be mostly viewed by young children (5-10) but they
try to target it to teenagers. This is not targeted to a particular gender so I
would have to say it is a 50/50 split.
60 Second
News (BBC3)
Basic Info:
Normally played during most watch TV Shows.
Presenters: There is
no specific presenters
News
Stories covered: Frozen Wonderland, Brazilian Floods and Rolph Harris.
Use of
graphics: Everything is displayed on tablets and the presenter will
always stand in front of a green screen which is normally edited to fit the
stories or logo.
Modern
Technology: They have social media profiles and there is always the use
of tablets (animated) which normally ‘play’ videos related to the story.
Encouragement: Quick and
simple – only a minute long
Institution: Funded by
the BBC
Target
Audience: Aimed for teenagers and young adults who want a simple bulletin
telling them everything they need to know – which is current. The presenters
are also seen wearing casual clothing which falls in to the current casual
fashions.
