Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) is outdated, idealistic, e

My views on this statement are somewhat varied. I agree with the statement that it is outdated to an extent, because time is passing and people are always looking for new ideas. People expect greater things in modern day society. I do not agree with the point that it is expensive. Annual license fee is around one hundred pounds, whereas Sky/Digital television is around thirty pounds a month. On the other hand there are a lot more channels on Sky/ Digital, so value for money is very important. The amount of tasteless television on Sky/Digital television compared to the “quality” of the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 is considerable. This is the reason Public Service Broadcasting is better value for money in my view.I do not agree with statement that PSB has no future in the digital age. The BBC have an extremely high level of respect all over the world as they are the original broadcasting company . They have created a clean cut presentational view of how television should be displayed and what kind of shows the public want to

the digital age children and adults with different expectations who have different interests. Children no longer only want to be educated throughout They want more. This brings me back to my point that in modern day society there are greater expectations for television viewing. Technology has expanded so much over the past twenty years and this can be seen by the variety of programmes. Children’s television in the seventies consisted of more educating programmes, such as “Watch with Mother” where children would learn in a more simplistic way than children nowadays. Modern age children’s television can consist of educative

when thinking whether Public Service Broadcasting is out dated and whether it has

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