Charity Advert

Charity Essay

Explain the significance of intertextuality in advertising, refer to the Old Spice advertising campaign in your answer (10 marks)

Analyse how social and cultural contexts can influence advertising (15 marks)

The selected advert for shelter is all about trying to stop people from getting evicted from the homes because they don't have the money to pay to keep their home, so what shelter is trying to achieve with these adverts is that to spread awareness that situations like this are happening all around the world they do this by showing it from 3 different views most notably is the landlord which stereotypically they are seen as the people who make people go homeless but that is not always the case like it is shown in the advert with the quote 'He Can't Do That' showing that he is feeling sympathetic towards the person he is taking the money from. As well as this the other two adverts are from the view of the people who are in debt and can't afford to pay it meaning that they are being threatened with losing their house and this is shown by using quotes like 'But Where Will We Live' and 'I Can't Face It' these show that they are scared of what will happen which will make the reader feel sympathetic for the people who are featured on the advert, as well as this the text is written in red which could signify blood and this could make the reader fell even more sympathetic towards the people on the advert however it could just be red because it stands out.

Lucozade Sport

Lucozade was created in 1927 and was known as Glucozade meant to give energy to the sick 

Renamed to Lucozade in 1929 

1983 rebranded as a sports drink rather than a health drink 

£4 million campaign both claims made online 

Agency Grey London 

GlaxoSmithKline consumer healthcare owners of Lucozade in January 2013

Ad Stars:Gareth Bale and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain

Scientifically Proven 

Do You Believe 

The total value of the soft drinks market in the United Kingdom is around £15 billion 

Capitalising on star appeal/star as commodity 

Gareth Bale use of celebrity 

Advertising and Marketing

Old Spice
Lucozade
Charity Advert for Shelter

Purpose
How is it represented
How does it create meaning

Create awareness of a film's release
Create interest in the film itself
Generate desire to see the film and action in the purchasing of a cinema ticket

Product
Price
Promotion
Placement

Copy- The Written explanation of the product
Slogan- Phrase that describes the benefit of the product thee products most important attributes

Aim of the print advert
Don't forget denotation and connotation
Media Language- camera shot, Mise En Scene, Typography and Editing

The Big Issue

Social, Cultural or a Political context may be used
The Big issue is a niche magazine
Two front covers of the big issue that are needed to be studied
After September 2018
Front covers selected should demonstrate representations that are alternative to the mainstream and of national significance

Colours
Layout
Images
Font
Typography

Costume
Lighting
Actors
Makeup
Props
Setting

Frame
Angle
Movement

Circulation number of copies a magazine sells
Readership not just who buys a magazine but the total number of people likely to read it
Mass Audience readership on a very large scale
Niche Audience narrow group of readers with a particular interest
Subscription where a reader pays for a set number of copies of a magazine in advance at a lower price and receives them by post

Intertextually promoting multiple things within the same medium
Masthead the title of the magazine
Plug text that plugs a feature will appear inside the magazine
Puff a story that is given prominence on the cover
Cover Star the star featured on the cover
Anchorage Text that anchors the main image and gives context
Banner text that runs across the lower section of the cover
Skyline text that runs across the top of the cover

Producer
Advertisers
Audience

More than 5,000 people slept rough on any one night in England last autumn

Minecraft Presentation

Minecraft Timeline

2009

May 13 2009

The test video for Minecraft was released

May 17 2009

Minecraft was released

September 1 2009

Survival mode test was released

December 23 2009

The map was expanded and updated like for example the edition of 3D clouds

2010

29^th January 2010

Introduction of the crafting system

17^th June 2010

Minecraft passes 20,000 sales after one year

22^nd July 2010

First internet test of survival mode on multiplayer so the community can test it

16^th October 2010

Mojang was founded by Notch.

2011

12^th January 2011

 Minecraft reaches a million sales in under 2 years

1^st July 2011

Minecraft passes 10 million users

16^th August 2011

Minecraft pocket edition was released for IOS meaning it is portable

2012

12^th Jan 2012

Minecraft 1.1 released

9^th May 2012

Minecraft released on Xbox 360

2013

2nd January 2013

Server updates to 1.4.6

13^th December 2013

Minecraft surpasses 13 million sales

2014

4^th September 2014

PlayStation four edition released.

5^th September 2014

Minecraft Xbox One edition released.

10^th December 2014

Pocket edition released for windows phone

2015

30^th June 2015

Minecraft surpasses 20 million sales

13^th October 2015 

Minecraft story mode released for all next gen consoles

17^th December 2015

 Minecraft Wii U edition released

2016

2^nd June 2016

Minecraft sold over 100 million times across all platforms and becomes one of the bestselling games

7^th June 2016

Minecraft announces Minecraft the Movie

2017

10^th December 2017

Minecraft hits 75 million hits 75 million active players and 145 million total sales

Minecraft Essay

Explain what it is, give an outline of the game’s history and explain why it has been a commercial and critical success 

Minecraft is a sandbox game that was released in May 17th 2009 and was released on the PC for £10 which later in the games development would be raised to £18 however at this stage of the game it would only have the basics like 1 or 2 game modes max compared to the 2018 version which has around 5 so drastically increasing the life time of the game, it is an infinite sandbox meaning that people can built forever without having to run out of space and this was the first game to attempt this concept so that it appealed to a lot of people because realistically they could play it forever if they wanted to. The game is also a game that relies heavily on building where you can build famous places from popular movies like Game of Thrones and later on in the games life cycle people could share these worlds with the community by posting to the Minecraft forums and then the creators would list it so that other people could access it. Minecraft became so popular because imagination being a major factor in it so that it could interest more people how don't like the games that restrict the player to a certain boundary, as well as this Minecraft doesn't really have a set objective for them to complete meaning that the player could do what ever they wanted when they first started playing them game and in this point in time this was the only game that tried this concept and was a massive success which obviously made other companies later on try and attempt this concept with their games so that fans of games like Minecraft would be interested in their game however no game which have used this concept have been as successful as Minecraft.

A test video of Minecraft was released on the 13th of May 2009 to see how people would react to a game that is as ambitious as this and obviously the response of this video was very positive because as mentioned before no other game had tried something like this before, when the game was released instead of releasing the game with everything that it has to offer and rushing it, Notch made it so that he would regularly update the game with new game modes so that the players of the game would not get bored of the game, this was also a massive success because it meant people would constantly come back to the game to investigate the new features that have been placed in the game. Another way that Notch and later on Microsoft would make more money for Minecraft they would have the optional cosmetic skins and texture packs that would make the players character look different and also the background of the game so the objects in the game would look very different, as mentioned they are cosmetic meaning that they give the player no advantage in the game apart from that the world looks different so that it is fair for the players who don't want to spend anymore money on the game. Especially when the game was released on consoles like Xbox One and PS4 in 2011 the game was marketed and advertised very frequently so that it could convince new players to buy it or people who bought it on the PC to buy again because they might have friends who play on Xbox instead of PC and obviously the graphics upgrade so that people could experience it with better graphics.

Microsoft bought Minecraft in 2011 for £2.5 billion so that they could get the rights to anymore money that Mojang had made which to us seems like a lot of money but to Microsoft it was a very good investment because releasing it again on a different console would still sell a lot of copies because it would mean that people who couldn't access the Java Edition on PC would now be able to play it so this would increase the total community. Also in late 2017 when the Nintendo Switch was released another version of the game was released so that people would have a second option for playing Minecraft portably which they would obviously have it on the switch as mentioned and the Pocket edition that was on tablets that could be bought for £4.99 and then could be played portably offline so that the user would not need internet connection to be able to play it.

Twitch Presentation

Minecraft

Created by a single person called Markus Persson or Notch
Minecraft has sold more than 154 million copies
Reasons why Minecraft is so popular
It is a literal sandbox with infinite replayability
The game is only limited by the confines of your imagination
A strong community
The players creations are Minecraft's own marketing campaign
Its platform agnostic
Its not limited by genre It fulfils our human instinct to bring order to chaotic wilderness

1) How many subscriptions does Ali-A have for his YouTube channel?

£16 million 

2) How many years have he been doing this? 

2009 10 years 

3) Why did he start playing Minecraft?

Because his fans asked him

4) What does he say he is trying to do with his content?

Survival series 

5) Describe his average working day

Work, edit, publish and plan ahead for social life 

6) Why might we watch Youtubers? 

Because it entertain people 

7) What is Twitch and what is the average time spent on it by a viewer? 

Twitch is a streaming service of which a person can play a game and stream it and 4 hours a day

8) How much do you estimate that Ali-A earns in a year? Go to socialblade.com to check your answer

$3 million

Microsoft’s purchase of Mojang (3.22-8.15) :

9) How much was Minecraft purchased for?

$2.5 billion 

10) What are 3 reasons behind Microsoft’s purchase?

a) Mojang is a successful company 

b) Because it is buying Minecraft 

C) Microsoft wants a new audience so it increases the total money 

11) How might this affect the game?

New employers that can improve the game 

12) What is Minecraft’s biggest asset? 

Its replayability of the game 

Radio 1 Practical

1) The task that we was assigned was to create a 3 minute clip of a Radio 1 Breakfast Show audition where would over run Greg James' position. We had to cover various topics within this 3 minute clip: 30 seconds of News, An interview with a celebrity, Music, A game that we have to make up, and social media.
2) My group is Kieran (Host), Sam and Maisie (Interview), Brooke (Game) and myself (News)
3) The fresh idea that we came up with was our game where an audience member would willingly ring up and tell us a secret confession they had kept for however long.
4) We did an interview (Maisie being the interviewer) who interviewed Sam who acted as Danny Dyer where questions about Danny's relation to Richard 3rd were asked and other questions on topics that had recently been in the news.
5) We chose Mabel - Don't call me up, Sam Smith - Dancing with a stranger and Post Malone - Wow. We chose these songs as they are either British, popular artists or upcoming artists with talent. we chose this because this is what the R1BS represents and wants to recognize.
6) The running that we decided was Mabel, Sam Smith, Gameshow, Interview, Post Malone, News. We chose this running order as it fit all aspects of the radio show into the 3 minutes and set a stable structure for the audience to follow.
7) We attract the audience via inviting them on our show to be part of our various gameshows and quizzes, where they can win prizes and be included within the breakfast show
8) Our product fits into the remit because it entertainments and educates all member of the audience.
9) As an improvement, we could've maybe had an additional quiz within the 3 minutes to further engage our audience, but with our given time, we wouldn't have time to do this.
10) Our initial feedback was that I was too monotone, news was a little too quick and I said the time at the end wrong.

Radio 1 research questions

The first breakfast show presenter was Tony Blackburn, he remained in the role for nearly six years.
Others that have been DJ's and/or presented radio 1 are John Peel, Kenny Everett, Annie Nightingale, Simon Bates, Miss P, Chris Evans, Greg James.
Nick Grimshaw stepped down from hosting the BBC stepped down from hosting the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show, the dj told listeners that he was 'tired' and was ready to hand over nearly a year ago. He is now the second- longest serving breakfast show presenter in the stations history.
The records present that radio 1 have an average of 5.72 million listeners a week.
The controller of BBC radio 1 is Ben Cooper.


Radio 1 is very distinctive through the use of a broad range of youth listeners with a very vast mix of contemporary music and speech. It offers a range of new music, support emerging artists -especially ones from the UK- and provide platforms (synergy) of live music.
The BBC is much stricter when it comes to brands mentions, whilst BBC breakfast tends to be hard news and lunch time tends to be predominantly chat shows. Commercial tend to typically target a vaster audience than the BBC and use pre-recorded interviews which kills to birds with one stone.

The website is aimed at a younger target audience; this is evident by the presentation of the young emerging and popular artists. Therefore the younger artists predominantly attract a younger target audience. Also various games (try not to laugh challenge w/ water) is present which again would predominantly appeal to a younger target audience. As Radio 1 has a formal presentation with little facts and news.
Whilst the Radio 1 one social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, include formal messages and tweets to the target audience, these include short humorous clips that entertain the audience with encourages the audience to share the comedy to there friends to increase the fan base.
However, i believe that Radio 1 also try to provide material/content for other target audience groups, this is evident through the various sections and tabs available to click when on the website. Therefore, this then allows a larger fan base.
To fulfill the PSB, Radio 1 provide accurate and impartial news, current affairs and factual programming of the highest editorial standards so that all audiences can engage fully with issues across the UK and the world.
Educational content will help support learning for children and teenagers across the UK, whilst audiences will be engaged to explore inspiring and challenging new subjects and activities through a range of partnerships.
Innovative content covering may different genres will be provided across a range of services and platforms, setting the standard in the UK and the world.

Radio 1 Self Test

1) Greg James started hosting the Breakfast Show 20th August 2018 after Nick Grimshaw leaving the show 9th August 2018.
2) The Breakfast Show aims to have an audience of 15-29 years old to increase the total amount of viewers
3) Because the breakfast show is owned by the BBC, only adverts from the BBC can be shown under their rules and regulation, much like the TV channels, this compares to smaller radio shows where they can gain more income from advertising a more variety of commercials.
4) Phone, Tablet, Radio, MP3 Player, Laptop
5) The audience can interact with James via the games in which he hosts. These include many fun games such as 'Pass the Pasty', 'Unpopular Opinion' and 'Jan Slam' where all games consist of the audience participating in various challenges and fun in order to win various prizes that Greg James hosts. James also hosts many quizzes per day where the audience can submit their answers via the show's social media or by ringing into Greg James himself.
6) Ofcom will regulate the content standards of the BBC's television, radio and on-demand programmes. The BBC will handle complaints about its content in the first instance, with Ofcom overseeing that process and handling appeals through a transparent process.
7)  The R1BS fufils its remits via all the audience engagement that constantly occurs. This includes all games taken place, all concerts Radio 1 hosts, the news each half hour etc.
8) Ben Cooper states that you have to take in account of all innovation, digital as well as physical, YouTube as well as the actual show itself. News reporters state how weekly listeners have dropped via the radio but never count the views on their YouTube page and other social media.
9) The program promotes British music via the program mainly playing music tracks from popular and upcoming British artists constantly throughout the day
10) Majority of the songs that are played on R1BS are pop because that is what the majority of 15-29 years olds enjoy listening to, which are the audience target for the program.
11) The program interviews many celebs every morning/week. These go from top class singers to other celebs with current news stories to the UK's favourite comedians and actors. Majority of these are British as it is much cheaper and easier for the program to get them onto the show but you may get the occasional foreign celeb who is in London at the time.
12) Brexit, Immigration, Sport, FIlm nominations.
13) There are many fun games such as 'Pass the Pasty', 'Unpopular Opinion' and 'Jan Slam' where all games consist of the audience participating in various challenges and fun in order to win various prizes that Greg James hosts. James also hosts many quizzes per day where the audience can submit their answers via the show's social media or by ringing into Greg James himself.
14) The broadcast gives entertainment to listeners by adding comedy and relevant topics that people can relate, the news updates every half an hour help to inform people on everything that's going on and all the important things happening, this also educates people of around the world topics.
15) They don’t advertise any commercials that aren’t to do with the BBC due to the BBC's rules and regulation, similar to their TV channels.
16)  People aged 10+, some of the vocabulary used may not be acceptable for young audience that potentially could listen.
17) 5.1 Million listeners per week which has dropped from 5.72 million from September 2018 
18)
19) Radio 2 is the most targeted because it covers more and lasts for longer so this means has a larger audience than the others 
20) Radio 1 is the most aimed at a niche audience because of the smaller age gap of their target audience.

Radio 1 Essay

How is the BBC 1 Breakfast show encouraging user interaction (750 words)

The BBC Radio 1 Breakfast show mainly targets a range of young listeners, using a mix of music tracks. This is what entertains and engages the audience to listen. The target audience is 15-29year olds, sometimes targeted at younger teenagers because of the songs played. In lesson we listened to timed segments of the Breakfast show, we found that a high percentage of the songs were British artists and many of the various competitions such as: Tickets to the FA Cup, Cricket World Cup, hang out with the 1975. Also, on Radio 1 Breakfast show there are no adverts so its non-stop tracks and discussions to keep the audience entertained which would obviously appeal to a younger audience. We also found that they would play 3 songs and then they will have a small discussion or a quiz or a competition to fill in the times so that it isn't just purely one thing. However, during our segment they had an interview with some NFL legends to advertise Super Bowl 53 and in another segment, they were interviewing a Radio 1 representative. They also play a game called Radio 1 Jan Slam which is a quiz game to win prizes. When Radio 1 brought in Nick Grimshaw he was expected to boost the ratings due to his celebrity status and young people connection. However, Radio 1 Breakfast show suffers a heavy rating fall, but Greg James gave the Breakfast show a boost when he joined and took over from Nick in 2018 after Nick lost 9.37 million listeners a week. However, Greg James added 231,000 listeners in the final three months of 2018, averaging a weekly audience of 5.11 million including those aged 15 and older.The BBC Radio 1 website consists of the latest music tracks, it also includes live music and mixes, such as live lounge, where artists sing covers of other people’s songs; the official chart, Radio 1 playlist, ‘what’s new’, news, sport, weather, iPlayer, sounds. Analysed podcast: “A journey back into fake Britain” Greg James plays a game by ringing lots of callers and firing random questions, in which they have to respond with the first thing that comes into their head without panicking or thinking too much which obviously boosts user interaction. The idea is that the person on the end of the phone is under pressure, which makes it more entertaining for the listeners. These questions are unusual which engages the audience because Greg James can be known as a fun, younger guy, friendly. Another part of the podcast presents him asking viewers what they listen to, to help them fall asleep or just simply relax. This is effective in receiving more listeners because it shows that the radio presenter has an interest in what their fans like and dislike. People want to get involved because Radio 1 is listened to by a wide target audience. Greg James had been promoted to the Radio presenter for the morning breakfast show. This is due to the fact that Nick Grimshaw’s audience figures had dropped whilst he was still the presenter meaning that they had to get someone new for the audience to start listening to it again. Radio 1 figured using Greg James in the morning would increase the number of viewers which is exactly what happened. He is very popular with the audience and this is consequently shown through his social media. When researching Greg James’s social media, I had seen that he had posted a screenshot of a BBC news article stating 'Greg James boosts Radio 1 breakfast audience by 230,000'. This suggests that people would rather listen to Greg James presenting than when Nick did. He also posts humorous images and tweets across all of his social media. Some posts are duplicated across a few different types of social accounts, such as Instagram and Twitter for example. A reason for this could be if some viewers don’t have a certain type of social media due to preferences of how it works or is set out. Greg James’s social media differs from Radio 1’s due to the fact that the radio show has to look professional/have a sense of organisation, but still ensures that it ‘entertains, informs and educates’.The Radio 1 Weekend is going to be held in Swansea. It consists of well-known artists attract radio’s young audience and also attracts others who are not listeners of radio 1. Therefore, this event can attract new listeners who would be persuaded by the good artists in the line-up. The event is said to be as good as Glastonbury since the line-up is very popular. Previously, the event has been held all over England with a new location every year to attract its listeners all over the country. The line-up always includes a few popular acts to attract listeners with new artists as well as to show new music just like Radio 1 do on shows.

Radio Questions

1) How old is the BBC?

96 years old


2) Who is Lord Reith and what connection does he have with the BBC?


John Reith was the founder of the BBC, He was its first general manager when it was set up as the British Broadcasting Company in 1922; and he was its first director general when it became a public corporation in 1927.

3) When did Radio 1 start broadcasting


30th September 1967



4)  What are the BBC’s five Public Purposes, as set out in the Royal Charter?


To provide impartial news and information to help people understand and engage with the world.
To support learning for people of all ages
To show the most creative, highest quality
To reflect, represent and serve the diverse communities of UK’s nations and region
To reflect UK, its culture and values to the world.


5) What is the BBC’s Mission?

To entertain people's lives with programmers and services that inform and educate


6) What is the BBC’s Vision?

To be the most creative organisation in the world.

7) What is the BBCs mission

Trust in the foundation of the BBC

Audience are at heart for everything

We take pride in delivering quality and value for money

8)   What does the licence fee cover?

BBC tv channels, radio, iplayer, online services

9) How is the BBC regulated? How long as this body regulated the BBC and who regulated it before?

Ofcom will regulate the content standards of the BBC's television, radio and on-demand programmes. The BBC will handle complaints about its content in the first instance, with Ofcom overseeing that process and handling appeals through a transparent process

Radio Timetable

Timing	Content
6:30	Introduction, referencing Radio 1. Intro to presenter (Greg James).
6:32	personal story about running.
6:33	STING intro to cricketer who has accomplished- lists accomplishments (8:00). Ticket giveaway and 8
6:34	Song- Can’t feel my face (Weeknd)
6:36	STING followed by self advertising. Track- Play (Jax Jones, Years & Years)
6:42	STING- followed by public tweets. Jingle
6:44	Box of goods, prize given to listener. talking to radio technician.
6:45	Track- One More Time (Pale Waves)
6:47	Reference to technician, Laughing, technical issue. Intro to BBC R1.
6:48	Track- There’s nothing holding me back (Shawn Mendes)
6:51	STING- Self advertising Track-Thursday (Jess Glynne)

6:55	Fixed Technical issues, background music, referencing similarities between radio and other workplaces
6:57	referencing FA cup Final from previous show
6:58	plays audio clip of fellow presenters show Track: All The Starz (Kendrick Lamar & SZA)
7:00

Timing	Content
7:00	> Presenters and co are talking about news from around the world and discussing it using their opinions etc. > Jingle is played - sting - introducing news on Harry Kane and football/rugby etc.
7:01	> Weather gets talked about to inform people. > Update on the time. > Sting.
7:04	> Sting. > Intro to Radio 1. > Greg James welcoming everyone and thanking people for having him on. > Talking about the quiz from yesterday - Scott (citizen) involved in the competition. > Talking about songs on the way.
7:05	> Track: Chalice - Donae’o.
7:09	> Track: Still into you - Paramore.
7:11	> Sting. > Advertisement for winning tickets and meeting Greg James
7:12	> Track: Sweet but psycho - Ava Max.
7:15	> Presenter talking about previous tracks and being comedic. > Sting. > Talking about winning tickets again and also quiz from yesterday - welcoming Scott (person taking the quiz). > Quiz being played.
7:21	> Sting. > Track: Javelin (Calling out your name) - Adelphi Music Factory.
7:24	> Presenter talking again over the end of the track. > Being comedic and relatable. > Talking about people who have written to the show. > Sting. > Track: Hurtin’ me - French Montana and Stefflon Don
7:27	> Presenter talking and making jokes about the previous song. > Sting. > Track: Medicine - Bring Me The Horizon.

Timing	Content
7:30	Football- A Harry Kane penalty that put Spurs ahead of Chelsea in the League Cup Semi Final
7:33	Rugby Union- Rugby player given a red card and suspended for the next 3 weeks
7:35	Cricket World Cup Final
7:38	Guess the 3 letter word
7:45	Song-It's not living by the 1975
7:49	Song-Fit But You Know It (The Streets)
7:52	Song-Lullaby by Sigala and Paloma Faith
7:55	Competition to win Cricket World Cup Final Tickets
7:58	Song- We Appreciate Power by The Grimes Timing Content 8:00 Programme ident, News, (sting), News, (sting), News, Weather, (sting), ident. 8:03 (1:30) Prize Giveaway (Cricket world cup), gives out info to enter details. (81199). (sling) 8:08 (1:35) Song, It not living (If it’s not with you) 1975, (sting), ident. 8:11 (1:38) Song, Fit but you know it, The Streets 8:14 (1:41) Song, Lullaby, Sigala and Palmona faith, 8:18 (1:45) (sting), ident, Cricket giveaway description, Calls the public 8:21 (1:48) Graeme swan back in the studio, 8:23 (1:50) Song, Mountain at my gates, Foals, (sting). 8:26 (1.53) Rugby Union giveaway, ident 8:28(1.55) Song, We appreciate power, Grimes, (sting) Timing Content 8:30 News and Weather (uses Sting) 8:33 GJ gives small info on what’s to come, Radio’s Indent; 2 tracks (Ariana Grande ‘thank you next’, Kodak Black ‘ZEZE’) 8:40 GJ gives a contact number for people to call; Play’s a game with listeners (Unpopular Opinion) 8:45 Track Plays (Sam Fender ‘that sound’) 8:47 Small conversation with a listener about the game before the track (He talks to them calmly and like they’re friends)  8:51 Track Plays (Sigird ‘Sucker Punch’); Reads some comments from listeners 8:55 Ten Minute take over (Skee-lo ‘I wish’, Justin Timberlake ‘Senorita’, Blink-182 ‘What’s my age again?’) 8:59 Radio’s Indent (Annie Mack) 9:00 News and Weather 9.00 Continued Track - I Wish (Fabiolous Barker) 9.02 Track  - Senorita (Justin Timberlake) 9.06 Sting 9.06 Track - Mountain At My Gates (Foals) 9.08 GJ concludes ‘10 minute takeover’ 9.09 Sting 9.09 Track - Baby (Clean Bandit) 9.13 GJ talks about what’s on at 10am.  Introduces upcoming songs. 9.14 Track - Fit But You Know It (The Streets) 9.16 GJ talks about Carol Cook and her tweet “in the first 7 days of 2019, Jersey has only seen 6 minutes of sunshine, making it the dullest start to the year in 96 years xxx” 9.18 Track - We Appreciate Power (Grimes) 9.21 GJ talks about ‘Window Weather’. Talks about upcoming on BS 9.22 Track - Only You (Theophilus London) 9.25 GJ introduces upcoming songs and upcoming news. 9.26 Sting 9.26 News - Military increasing technology to stop drones in Heathrow against illegal drone activity, Teenager attacked by 3 men, voting in house of commons, Spurs VS Chelsea, Saudi teen has been given refugee status in USA, Best Film Nominations, 9.30 Window Weathers - Jersey 9:30 Jersey weather update over phone call ‘window weather’ 9:33 ‘close to you’ By Ellie Goulding & Diplo Genre- Pop UK 9:36 ‘Dimentions’ By Sub Focus&Dimentions Genre- Dance/ Electronic 9:40 Scotland vs Wales – six Nations advert/ superbowl and game opportunity 9:41 ‘King princess’ By Talia Genre- Pop 9:44 ‘Heathens’ By 21 pilots Genre- Rap rock/ alternative/indie 9:47 ‘Party for One’ By Carly Rae Jepsen 9:50 Greg James chats with the audience, light hearted conversation 9:52 ‘praise the lord’ By ASAP Rocky Genre- HipHop/ Rap 9:55 Greg James chats with audience briefly 9:56 ‘Love has all been done before’ By Jade Bird Genre- Alternative/ Indie