Radio

What does PSB means

Public service broadcaster

How are PSBs Funded

through the TV license fee

what is the purpose of PSB in the UK

the BBC's main purpose is to promote public interests through impartial high quality ad distinctive output and service that inform, educate and entertain

when was the BBC established

the BBC was established on the 18th of October 1922

what was the purpose of the BBC

promote public interest through impartial high quality and distinctive output

when was radio one established

1967

who are the current target audience for radio one

the target audience is a younger demographic aged 15-29

what did Greg James study at university

he studied Drama

how did Greg James get into radio broadcasting

took part in a student radio station

when did he join the BBC

June 2007

how old is Greg

40

how much does Greg James earn

£425,000 and £429,999

what percent of the population tunes unto digital radio every week

75%

how many different song are played each week

40

what is the target age for BBC radio one

15-29

what is the budget of BBC radio 1

£41 million

how many hours of news per year does BBC radio one need

280

how many listeners does Radio one have aged 10+

9.0 million

how many listeners does Radio one Breakfast have aged 10+

4.72 million

what is the average amount of time does the listener have

6.6 hours

who took over regulation of the BBC in 2017

OFCOM

When is the Next OFCOM Review

2027

what is BBC radio 1 pushing its audience to listen on

DAB and other digital technologies

how many followers does BBC radio 1 have on youtube

8.51 million

how many followers does BBC radio 1 have on instergram

2 million

How many followers does BBC radio 1 have on Tiktok

1.6 million

how many followers does BBC radio 1 have on X/Twitter

2.6 million

what are the main ways that audience interact with BBC radio one

- Direct talk - some called in

- Whatsapp - voice note or chats

- Social media engagment

- votes and polls

- Quizes

- Chose tracks