Wise Buddah and Radio 1 vs Radio 4



From listening to the jingle who is the target audience? Why?
The target audience is adults because the beat is very soft and not fast/ upbeat like some pop ones. The singer sings in a very soft voice as well

What stands out about the jingle?
It flows very well because of the voice over the beat



From listening to the jingle who is the target audience? Why?
From listening to this jingle I can tell that the target audience is for teens as it is full of upbeat sounds and the music is very loud, fast and wild.

What stands out about the jingle?
The beats and random sound effects stand out and vibrate from your ears to your whole body.





What are the similarities?
They both play through the early mornings, afternoon and evening

What are the differences?
Radio 1 have less presenter, they have longer streams which last around 3 hours but Radio 4 have lots of short slots which last around 30 minutes

Who is the target audience?
Radio 1 - 15-29-year-olds
Radio 4 - 56-year-olds

Who is the presenter? Mode of address?
Radio 1 - Clara Amfo, Scott Mills, Nick Grimshaw
Radio 4 - John Humphrys, Tulip Mazundar 

What is their jingle?
Radio 1 jingle - 
Radio 4 jingle - 

Comments

  1. JCoSS Media Dept13 March 2018 at 07:24

    This needs completing please!

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  2. JCoSS Media Dept1 April 2018 at 10:34

    Aden, this still hasn't been completed. Ensure it is baby the time we return please.

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