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Radio: Audiences (for exams from 2023) Categorise
Target Level
4-5
Running Total
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Entertainment/Diversion
Information/Education
Social interaction
Self-identification
Provided distraction form everyday life
Traffic updates were read out at various intervals
News bulletins would play at various intervals
Listeners could become familiar with the latest trends in popular music
Blackburn wanted the audience's tastes to shape the direction of the show
Young people finally had a public service broadcaster catering to their tastes
Audiences could write into Tony Blackburn by sending letters to PO Box 1A
Provided an opportunity to kill time in the morning
People could listen to and discuss popular music together outside of live music concerts
Tony Blackburn would often crack jokes establishing a comedic tone for the program
Tony Blackburn was arguably an influencer in terms of youth culture
Audiences who connected with the music of pirate radio had something approaching an alternative
Gave people something to listen to as they got ready for work/school
Listeners were exposed to brand-new music
Blackburn established a conversational tone in which it felt like he was speaking directly to the audience