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Nine national daily newspapers  Nine national daily newspapers in the UK (a million copies a day) The Times (《泰晤士报》）(1785) Daily Express (Conservative) The Guardian (Liberal, Labour) Daily Mirror Daily Telegraph (Conservative) Morning Star (Communist) Financial Times The Sun Daily Mail. 1965, the first communication space satellite – “Early Bird”. Broadcast cost by the networks. Most radio stations are supported and organized by the government. Four BBC radio channels since 1968. The first channel, continuous pop music The second, a light programme of middle-of-the-road pop operetta and comedy The British Broadcasting Two companies The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC, 1922) The Independent Broadcasting Authority (1955) The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Type: Broadcast radio, television and online Main BBC Headquarters, Central London BBC Coat of Arms To represent its purpose and values, the Corporation adopted the coat of arms, incorporating the motto Nation shall speak peace unto Nation The BBC World Service, operates international short-wave services in 43 other languages. Two radio papers (Radio Times; Listener) The third, classical music, programmes of minority interests in culture and arts The fourth, the main news, with regional programmes for part of the day. The Independence Broadcasting Authority Founded in 1955. A commercial broadcasting and TV organization Financed by advertising. Homework Compare BBC with NBC. Make a comparison between the broadcasting system in the UK and that in the USA. * * * * * * British Media The British Press and News Agencies British Press and news agencies The Press British newspapers British periodicals British News Agencies British Newspapers 130 dailies, 1,000 weeklies Types of newspapers Range: National papers vs. Local papers Frequency: Daily papers and Sunday papers Format: broadsheet and Tabloid Two main press centres in the UK London (The Fleet Street) and Manchester