public service and broadcasting

1. More people are viewing content in a variety of different ways and more younger adults are watching non PSB content.

2.Between 2015-2016 average viewing of 16-24 year olds decreased by 10 minutes whereas over 64s increased by 2 minutes.

3. yes because the percentage of regular views who are satisfied with PSB has increased from 73 percent to 78 percent.

4.A total of 2.6 billion.


GOLDSMITHS REPORT

1.The proliferation [rapid increase]of channels has reduced the market share of the public service broadcasters.

2. In return for public service broadcasters meeting the conditions of their licence their content should be guaranteed,re transmission fees should be paid by TV pay platforms to PSB,offcom should supplement its occasional reviews of PSB with a regular audit of PSB and offcom should monitor the independent production sector.

3.The BBC is the most important part of TV ecology but its model of universality is under threat due to the case that it is damaging competitors and their licence fee is vulnerable as a result of new technology.

4.The government should replace their licence fee with a more reasonable price, the government should stop making decisions based on the BBC ,the BBC should be reconstituted as a statutory body ,appointments to the new BBC's new unitary board should be independent from the government.

5.Channel 4 occupies a critical place in the public service ecology because it supports the independent production sector and airing content aimed specifically at diverse audience and therefore has been threatened with privatisation.

6. Channel 4 should significantly increase its provision for older children and young adults and . Channel 4 should not be privatised.

7.Television with the characteristics of public service broadcasting now appears outside the public service system however other cultural institutions are providing video content of public service broadcast.

FINAL SERVICE

1.I think the BBC should retain its position because it is quite diverse and has a variety of different content and many categories and still has British tradition instilled in some of the shows which makes it more accessible to any age group or cultural group.
2. BBC has a role in the 21st century  because it is quite traditional and helps people stay intact with their traditional views however new streaming service which  appeal more to young adults and are cheaper have become more popular and therefore has made the BBC lose some regular TV watchers who do not watch BBC as much anymore since these streaming services circles more around modernity.
3.I think the BBC license fee should be made a lot cheaper because steaming services are a lot cheaper making it more accessible to working class families and therefore adopt a majority audience.