1. ‘What makes up the Media industry’- Case study.
By Nicole Sutton

2. Television-BBC Referenced from Wikipedia-BBC ‘This article is about the British Broadcasting Corporation).’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}
Who owns it?
- The founder of the BBC is John Reith. John was first employed in 1922 as an general manger and gradually worked up to become a managing director in 1923 and then in 1927 he was employed as the director-general.
What media sector it belongs to?
-The mass media. Such as the Internet, Radio, Newspapers.
What products it produces?
- The products the BBC produces is broadcasting, radio and web portals.
Who are its competitors?
-The competitors are possibly Disney as it’s a world known company that has many products sold within the Media, such a television programme ‘ Disney Channel’ and also having its own websites.
Who are their Customers?
- The owners/ customers are the British Public. How they charge their customers is through a television licence of what the customers have to pay to watch television.

3. Radio- Capital FM Referenced from Wikipedia-Capital FM ‘Capital is a radio network of twelve independent contemporary hit radio stations in the United Kingdom’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}
Who owns it?
- The company Global owns Capital FM. But it mixed in within One, Galaxy and Hit music radio networks.
What media sector it belongs to?
- The broadcast area is the United Kingdom.
What products it produces?
- The capital network have their own charity called ‘Capital Child’ Which is an adopting appeal for people to adopt children. They also have other projects to help with the homeless and support groups to help young people with disability's and supplementary schools and literacy programmes and many more.
Who are its competitors?
-Their competitors or so called sister stations are Heart, Classic FM, Smooth Radio. Capital Xtra and Radio X.
Who are their Customers?
-The core target audience is at a core between The stations serve has a combined weekly audience of 8.6 million listeners.

4. Press-Daily Mail Referenced from Wikipedia- Daily Mail ‘This article is about the British national daily newspaper.’ Available from {Accessed from 12 September}
Who owns it?
- The owners of the daily mail is General Trust and Daily Mail. But the publisher is DMG Media and the editor is Paul Grace. But the share holder of the Daily Mail is Jonathan Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere which he is a great-grandson of the of the co-founders.
What media sector it belongs to?
- The Daily Mail belongs to sectors of Media such as the Online newspaper, Mobile app and also the Paper copy.
What products it produces?
- The products the newspaper uses is advertisement mainly and also popular stories to gain the interest of the reader.
Who are its competitors?
- The sister papers are The mail on Sunday and also The Sun.
Who are their Customers?
- The Daily Mail created a survey in 2014 and they found the average age of its reader which was 58, also had demographic age of 15 to 44 year olds. Approximately 3.5 million read the actual newspaper (buy it) and around 100 million, world wide visitors read the online newspaper.

5. Music-Vevo Referenced from Wikipedia-Vevo ‘American multinational video hosting service’ Available from {Accessed from 12 September}
Who owns it?
- The owner of Vevo is Universal Music group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group. The Ceo of it, is Erik Huggers.
What media sector it belongs to?
- The sector belongs mainly online, such as YouTube and their own website ‘vevo.com’. The industry is a Multimedia Music. Vevo is available from platforms such as Android, IOS, Windows, Google and many more.
What products it produces?
- The company uses a world wide platform, which allows the public to get Music out at the same time. They use advertisements through their music videos such as McDonalds.
Who are its competitors?
-Their competitors are MTV but, according to the company MTV allows Vevo make their Network more friendly.
Who are their Customers?
- Vevo is available all around the world.

6. Film-Universal Referenced from Wikipedia- Universal Pictures ‘This article is about the film studio. For the theme parks, see Universal Parks & Resorts.’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}
Who owns it?
- The founders of universal pictures were Carl Laemmle, Pat Powers, David Horsley…and many more. They found The Universal Film Manufacturing Company 105 years ago.
What media sector it belongs to?
- The sector it belongs to is Film.
What products it produces?
- The products for Universal is Motion pictures such as movies. Having their films advertised on different sectors of Movie apps and online websites to watch their films, such as Netflix and also Now TV.
Who are its competitors?
- Their Parenting company is NBCUniversal. Their competitor is DreamWorks.
Who are their Customers?
-Their customers are those who watch films at the cinema and also people who buy hard copy DVD. Having online websites or apps allow the customers to pay for multiple films which, pays towards the company Universal as there films are placed in the Film apps.

7. Bibliography.
Television-BBC Referenced from Wikipedia-BBC ‘This article is about the British Broadcasting Corporation).’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}
Radio- Capital FM Referenced from Wikipedia-Capital FM ‘Capital is a radio network of twelve independent contemporary hit radio stations in the United Kingdom’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}
Press-Daily Mail Referenced from Wikipedia- Daily Mail ‘This article is about the British national daily newspaper.’ Available from {Accessed from 12 September}
Music-Vevo Referenced from Wikipedia-Vevo ‘American multinational video hosting service’ Available from {Accessed from 12 September}
Film-Universal Referenced from Wikipedia- Universal Pictures ‘This article is about the film studio. For the theme parks, see Universal Parks & Resorts.’ Available from {Accessed 12 September}