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= the whole range of skills of people at a certain period (New English Dictionary and Thesaurus, compact edition, Geddes & Grosset, 2002) = a particular form or stage of civilization, as that of a certain nation or period: Greek culture.

* Art (urban, medieval,…) * Paintings * Music * Sculptures * Objects created throughout centuries * Jewellery * Architecture * Customs and habits * Movies and series Henry Moore, 1929, Tate Britain Banksy

= are used to spread culture TV ChannelProgramme Guide

BBC ITV The X Factor, Britain‘s got talent, Midsomer Murders Channel 4 Big Brother, Big Fat Gypsy Weddings, Misfits, Skins Channel 5 CSI: Miami, Flashforward, The Walking Dead

= the British Broadcasting Corporation TV broadcasts since 1936 Founded in 1922 BBC One: EastEnders. BBC Two: Top Gear. BBC Three: mainly youth-oriented programming, particularly new comedy sketch shows and sitcoms. Family Guy, Doctor Who BBC Four: programming for an intellectual audience. BBC Proms CBBC: For children aged six and above. Cbeebies: For children under six.

EastEnders is a British television soap opera, first broadcast in the United Kingdom on BBC One on 19 February It depicts the lives of people who live and work in the fictional London Borough of Walford in the East End of London.

IT Crowd Red Dwarf Doctor Who Misfits Mrs. Marple Midsomer Murders Monthy Python Shaun the Sheep Wallace and Gromit

BBC Radio 1 : Current popular music, aimed at BBC Radio 2 : Most listened-to radio BBC Radio 3 : classical, jazz and world music BBC Radio 4 : current affairs, speech station, news, debate, radio drama BBC Radio 5 Live : live news and sports commentary

BroadsheetTabloid size topics layout language readers examples typical headlines Sensational/ quality/ popular/ fewer pictures/ large/ celebrity coverage/ politics/ human life stories/ overseas news/ The Times/ The Sun/ The Guardian/ The Daily Telegraph/ Daily Mirror/ smaller/ colourful/ intelligent/ educated/ lower classes/ seniors/ bold font/ "Dad at 13“/ "Radical plan to stop Muslim extremism“/ more text/ more pictures/ short words/ emotional expressions/ complicated words

BroadsheetTabloid large size smaller Quality, politics, overseas news topics Sensational, popular, celebrity coverage, human life stories More text, fewer pictures layout Colourful, bold font, more pictures Complicated words language Short words, emotional expressions Intelligent, educated readers Lower classes, seniors The Times, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph examples The Sun, Daily Mirror "Radical plan to stop Muslim extremism“ typical headlines "Dad at 13“

1/ Name at least 5 aspects of culture. 2/ What‘s the function of mass media? 3/ What are the major British TV channels? 4/ What could you find in a TV guide? 5/ Name at least 3 British TV series and add a comment to each. 6/ Why do some people prefer listening to the radio than watching TV? 4 arguments.

1/ The Sun is one of the major British tabloids. 2/ In broadsheets you can mainly read about celebrities and scandals. 3/ Tabloids have quite plain layout with little colour. 4/ BBC TV broadcasting started in the 20s of the 20th century. 5/ BBC Radio 3 is aimed at young people. 6/ For some radio drama I‘ll tune Radio 4.

1/ EastEnders is a ______ opera and the most watched show on BBC _____. 2/ If interested in sport, we can tune ________ and listen to the live commentaries. 3/ BBC offers two major channels for children: __________ and ____________. 4/ ___________ is a famous show about cars and other motor vehicles. 5/ The most famous British comedian is _______.

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