2. Identifying the conventions
• The normal come on a is regular time basis, so they have a
certain time they come on the radio.
• The interviews are normally of people who are concerned
with the stories, they talk about the things that are happen
on that day. The news is normally about traffic updates as
majority of the time people listen to the radio in there cars
• The people on the radio news are normal very formal and
serious about the news as they talk in a very formal manner
and serious tone.
• The name of the present is presented at the beginning
before they start talking they introduce themselves so the
people know who talking first.
3. Identifying the conventions
• The headline tells them what issue they will be talking
about, the newsreaders will expand on the stories to help
the audience understand more easily.
• There's correspondents and reporters who also come in
talk to add more additional information to the news.
• They also talk about the weather to give the audience an
update of what the days weather will be like, they’ll go
through to the sports news to tell those sports fans who
wont and the scores on the team match.
• There’s archival sound to make the news radio sound more
interesting for the audience.
• There’s theme tunes to introduce the news radio, the
theme tune identity's the news radio.
4. • Form: radio news bulletin
• Structure: headlines, news sports, sport,
weather
• Content: current affairs
• Technical conventions: codes and conventions
• Mode of address: formal, serious, informative
• (commercial radio news or radio one news a
bit less formal) tries to be objective.
