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Broadcasting

Broadcasting. Radio Television Cable The Internet. Matakuliah : G0462/English for Broadcasting Tahun : 2005/2006. History of Broadcast Media. The Inventors Boardrooms and Courtrooms Broadcasting’s Beginnings Broadcasting in the 21 st Century. The Inventors. Marconi and Wireless

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Broadcasting

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  1. Broadcasting • Radio • Television • Cable • The Internet Matakuliah : G0462/English for Broadcasting Tahun : 2005/2006

  2. History of Broadcast Media • The Inventors • Boardrooms and Courtrooms • Broadcasting’s Beginnings • Broadcasting in the 21st Century

  3. The Inventors • Marconi and Wireless • Fessenden and the Continuous Wave • De Forest and the Invisible Empire

  4. Boardrooms and Courtrooms • Legal Tangles • Radio Goes to War • Birth of RCA

  5. Broadcasting’s Beginnings • An audience of enthusiastic hobbyists, thousands of them trained in radio communication during the war, was able and eager to start tinkering with their crystal sets. • Improvement during the war gave radio better reception and greater range. • Big business realized had broadcasting might make money

  6. Broadcasting’s Beginnings The 1920s were a significant period for radio. Early stations were experimental, and the notion of broadcasting was discovered more or less by accident. The new fad grew quickly, and soon there were hundreds of stations on the air. Radio networks and radio advertising were developed, and the federal government took charge of radio regulation.

  7. Broadcasting’s Beginnings The period 1930 – 1948 was the “golden age of radio”, as the medium was the prime source of news and entertainment for the nation. This situation changed as television came on the scene in the 1950s.

  8. Broadcasting’s Beginnings Developed by Zworykin and Farnsworth, TV was unveiled in 1939. After its development was interrupted by World War II, television quickly became popular, and by the mid-1950s it had taken radio’s place as the number-one medium in the country.

  9. Broadcasting’s Beginnings The FCC froze applications for TV stations from 1948 to 1952 while it determined standards for the new medium. After the freeze was lifted, TV growth skyrocketed. Networks dominated TV until the 1970s when cable emerged as a formidable competitor.

  10. Broadcasting’s Beginnings Radio reacted to TV by becoming a localized medium that depended on formats to attract specific segment of the listening audience.

  11. Broadcasting’s Beginnings Television’s Fox network premiered in the 1980s, which cause ABC, CBS and NBC further audience erosion. The ownership of all three major networks changed hands during the 1980s and 1990s. The Telecommunication Act of 1996 prompted a wave of consolidation in the radio industry.

  12. Broadcasting in the 21st Century • Challenging business climate. • Advances in technology. • The Internet.

  13. Broadcasting in the 21st Century The Internet and the shift to digital technology will have an impact on the future of radio and TV broadcasting.

  14. TheImpacts • Provide models. • Create and perpetuate stereotype. • Influence our real-life experiences.

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