Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)
According to the Ofcom report of 2004, the future of PSB is to “support a tolerant and inclusive society, through the availability of programmes which reflect the lives of different people and communities within the UK.” (Ofcom, 2004) Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)

Reading list

Berger, J. 1990. Ways of Seeing. London: Penguin

Branston, G. and R. Stafford. 2010. The Media Student’s Book, 5th ed., London: Routledge

O’Sullivan, T. and Y Jewkes (ed.) 1997. The Media Studies Reader. London: Arnold

Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)
According to the Ofcom report of 2004, the future of PSB is to “support a tolerant and inclusive society, through the availability of programmes which reflect the lives of different people and communities within the UK.” (Ofcom, 2004) Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)

Reading list

Berger, J. 1990. Ways of Seeing. London: Penguin

Branston, G. and R. Stafford. 2010. The Media Student’s Book, 5th ed., London: Routledge

O’Sullivan, T. and Y Jewkes (ed.) 1997. The Media Studies Reader. London: Arnold

Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)
According to the Ofcom report of 2004, the future of PSB is to “support a tolerant and inclusive society, through the availability of programmes which reflect the lives of different people and communities within the UK.” (Ofcom, 2004) Discuss this statement with an analysis of programmes broadcast on either BBC or Channel 4.(at least 4 programs)

Reading list

Berger, J. 1990. Ways of Seeing. London: Penguin

Branston, G. and R. Stafford. 2010. The Media Student’s Book, 5th ed., London: Routledge

O’Sullivan, T. and Y Jewkes (ed.) 1997. The Media Studies Reader. London: Arnold