Interview evaluation

WWW

• We answered the questions which we got answered
• Made eye contact with the interviewee
• Used media terminology 
• Knew what we were talking about even thought we didn't prepare

EBI

• Prepare more
• Ask questions
• Use more examples

interview link sheet

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Media CV

Name
Address
Phone number
Personal Statement
Work experience
Education
Skills
Duties
Reference
Knowledge
Key attributes
Achievements

Company structure

An independent company taken over by a conglomerate

CBS Corporation

Sky broadcasting

Liberty Media

Independent companies or artists using internet to reach audience

New hope club

Ellie and Jared

One Direction

A franchise or format generating income for its creators

X Factor

American idol

Britain got talent

Regulation in the media sector?

Which media sector does the body regulates?
ASA regulates the advertising within all of the media sector.
BBFC regulates the film classification
OfCom regulates the communication within all media sector from things they shouldn't do.
PEGI regulates the games industry.
IPSO regulates the press organisation and the code of practice.

How does each body enforce its regulatory powers?
ASA enforces the regulation by claiming everything before it is shown on tv and stuff. They will get complaints if one of them is bad.
BBFC enforces the regulations by having information about each classification and you need parents permission. If they find out it will get denied and rejected.
OffCom enforces the regulation by complaining by ringing up and complain to the ICO.
PEGI enforces the regulation by having the different labels different colours to reinforce the powers.
IPSO enforces the regulation by able to complain quickly as possible to be able to get a respond back.

What are the consequences of not adhering to the regulators rules and codes of practice?
The consequences for the ASA

mindmap

Facts and statistics

Social media is one of the most used types of websites by teenagers

Bullies are most likely to:

·      Posting negative comments on pictures

·      Posting abusive posts on a users wall

·      Using pictures or videos to make fun of another user

Twitter doesn’t have a big of a problem because of the way the site is set up compared to other ones

Ask FM is one of the biggest problems because it can easy cause serious bullying among teenagers and that it is very hard to stop on the website

Snapchat can be a problem because they are able to send photos to make fun of someone.

Things which people can do to try and stop bullying is:

·      Unfriend anyone who is posting negative things

·      Block them

·      Report them to the site

·      Avoid responding to the comments

·      Tell someone

·      Keep record if proof needed.

Here are some signs of social media bullying

·      Withdrawing from family and friends

·      Losing interest in activities they loved

·      Sleeping more

·      A lack of appetite

·      Wanting to harm themselves

1 in 6 parents know their child has been bullied from social media sites

More girls are cyberbullys than boys( 59% girls and 41% boys)

80% say they have defended the victim.

80% think it is easier to hide online bullying from parents than in person bullying.

40% of the firm has reported to discipline an employee about their use of social media.

80% of their clients have social media

60% of the respondents had to deal with at least one issue of bullying.