In my blog I will be researching Newsround and how they present their news bulletins.Newsround is BBC Children s news programme which is broadcasted on BBC's CBBC channel which is a children's channel aimed at 6-12 year old's.It is broadcasted on the following schedules below & the source and schedule for this show can be found here http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/19561095.
Weekdays
07:40 - 5 minutes
08:15 - 5 minutes
16:20 - 5 minutes
18:50 - 3 minutes
Weekends
8:55am - 3 minutes
11:55am - 6 minutes
1:55pm - 6 minutes
There are too many presenters in the past who presented this programme so I will list the present ones.Ricky Boleto,Martin Dougan,Aysah Tull,Jenny Lawrence and Hayley Cutts which all present Newsround this timeline.On average the amount of people that watch Newsround is around 100 thousand a month since CBBC's Newsround is specifically has a target audience (6-12) year old's but currently is suffering downfalls of viewers due to lack of suitable children news and this is their logo.
Additional information on CBBC's Newsround
Newsround launched in April the 4th 1972 and was one of the world's first television news magazines aimed specifically at children.Newsround was originally known as John Craven's Newsround but after John Craven departure it was renamed Newsround which is what it is called today.
Day 1 stories
First Gold bar found at Kent.
Meet Chibatman
Day 2 Stories
NASA release footage of power solar flares
Dog Rescued after being stranded 10 days on a ledge
A dog was rescued by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) on Sunday after going missing for nearly 10 days close to Foreland Point, in North Devon, England.
Sprig, the springer spaniel, had gone missing during a walk and was trapped on a rocky ledge when he was spotted in a chance sighting by the lifeboat team.
Andrew Escott, who was with the team who saved Sprig, said contacting the owners to tell them he had found their dog was the best call he has ever made.
Day 3 Stories
Newsround 03/09/14
David Beckham on Danny Welbeck leaving and England
The editor for this programe shows news from different type of topics and shows most popular to most talked about.
Shapol - WWW: A very professional looking blog - excellent dedication to the detail and the appearance/presentation of your work. This is also evident in your summer project.
ReplyDeleteEBI: I would like to see a little more detail to the explanation of the running order of news stories in your response.
LR: Research the political bias of the 'BBC' - post any interesting findings below.
Also, Do you regularly watch the programme you researched? Why/why not? Where do you get your news from? Answer in a comment below.