BBC

BBC public policies

By Rashmi Sharma

Sustaining citizenship and civil society

Bringing the UK to the world and

the world to the UK

The BBC provide high quality current affairs, news and programmes, this provides it's viewers with factual imformation which enables the viewers and listeners to stay attracted and it also keeps us informared and supports debates about all the different issues which have been raised. Moreover the political side by using and understanding different kinds of media you can look at it within the BBC.

The BBC will be able to build a global understanding of international problems, and provide international news broadcasting of the best and highest quality, this will enhance UK audiences awareness and understanding and broaden UK audiences experience of a variety of cultures.

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Stimulating creativity and cultural excellence

Promotion, education and learning

BBC want to establish a leading reputation for creativity and innovative programming, they want to ensure enrichment for a range of audiences, and they wish to do this by covering a wide cultural activities, so they attract more audiences.

Moreover they want to encourage active participation in cultural activities, so they engage more customers and reach their target audiences for everything. They want to provide a wide range of enjoyable and entertaining content and foster creativity and nurture whilst supporting UK talent across a wide range of genres.

Learning from a range of subjects. This is the support of formal education within schools and colleges. Moreover informal knowledge and skill building.

Representing the UK, its nations, regions and communities

Delivering values to all businesses

It is vital for businesses to deliver value and by doing this they are helping a range of audiences to build literacies, through a varities of ranges of factual subject issues such as natural history, science and medicine to build scientific literacy; history, art, music and religion to build cultural literacy; the democratic process, business, law and consumer affairs to build civic literacy; parenting, health, nutrition and gardening to build life literacy; and an understanding of how and why the media are made and presented in the way that they are, to support media literacy.

BBC want to represent different nations, regions and also communities to the rest of the UK, so more people will know about them. They wish to cater for different nations, regions and communities of the UK and bring people together for shared experiences. Moreover enouraging interest in and converstaions about the local communities is what they do well. They want to reflect the different religious and other beliefs in the UK and they want to provide output in a minority of languages.

BBC viewers can rely on the BBC to reflect on the wide range of communities that exist in the UK.

The BBC have a aim which is them wanting to engage audiences in the activities they promote so they can achieve outcomes that would benefit the society.