The radio is a source of entertainment. One of the example of radio entertainment is the voice acting. In 2013, Ciccarellis said that voice actor is not just about sounding pretty or just about the voice. Every actor’s voice is an instrument used to communicate effectively and breathe life into a story. (Ciccarellis, 2013). It’s just not all about the voice but how voice gives a life to a story. The best point of it is that the sound of the voice at its finest. The warmth, the compassion, the anger, the pain, and the laughter are being acted perfectly by the voice actors that’s the reason why the listeners are being entertained.
In 2011, Hilliard said that most of the disc-jockeys are spontaneous with their continuity, the music content of
Radio can even soothe their anxieties, and lessen their problems. The radio can reduce the feeling of sadness by a creating a sense of companionship. It gives hope and it inspires the people who feel isolated and depressed. (McLeish, 2005). Radio gives a great impact to every listener. Radio just not entertain or inform them but it also gives them satisfaction that every listener, the individual, needed. Radio makes pictures which can cause listeners to imagine things as soon as a voice comes out – the listener would visualize the source of the sound and create images. (McLeish,
Radio allows the listeners to interact with one another. It is intend to listen to every opinions, comments, and suggestion that every listeners throw. Radio gives us updates. It is able to give us news – on how crime held our country, on how our country revolves around its own world. Radio gives us all. In 2005, McLeish said that radio can help in solving problems by providing information and giving advices. It can be done through direct personal access to the program or in an accommodating way by adding sources for deeper help. Radio can be a contributor to self-knowledge and awareness. It offers security and support. It lets us see ourselves in relations to other individual. Radio is reachable. Radio allows every listener to respond and make views on their own. Radio guides our social behavior it allows us to set standards and it offers being a role model with which to identify. Radio aids to personal contacts by giving topics of topics through shared experiences. (McLeish, 2005). Radio allows every listener to drop down their opinions so that a given can be solved in order to help someone who needs advice. Radio let us to be aware of what is happening and it gives us new knowledge. Radio can be supportive and give security by providing
“Radio” is such a classic film because of the accuracy of the story. It received a 36% on Rotten Tomatoes (Rotten Tomatoes). However, I feel that it deserves a 90% or more. Radio’s character was very vibrant and true to life, and it resonated with the majority of viewers. However, not everyone felt that way. Radio was also discriminated against by a police officer. He had trouble communicating with the officer who had stopped him because he was suspicious, and because of that, the officer became frustrated and decided to arrest him, when he had committed no
"The Golden Age of Radio." CyberCollege Index Page for Free TV Production and Mass Media Course. Cyber College, 21 Feb. 2010. Web. 7 Mar. 2011. .
Most radio historians assert that radio broadcasting began in 1920 with the historic broadcast of KDKA. During the 1920s radio benefited Americans because it was a source of their entertainment, the music industry of jazz, and advertisements.
Radios in the book show power in many different forms, whether it be propaganda, the ability to know of the outside world or just owning a radio, sets one higher than those without.
Wireless communication across the country was something no one ever imagined. The creating of the commercial radio in 1920, created a feeling of belonging to many citizens of the United States. Starting off as a hobby for amateurs, radio quickly expanded. With the creation of NBC, and emerging radio stars like Ernie Hare and Billy Jones radio, families tuned in on a daily basis. Music was brought to lower income families who couldn’t afford to buy a piano. As well as streaming music, radio provided advertising outlets. Promotions regarding cigarettes, automobiles, and soap
Mitchell, D. (2005). Power media bluebook: With talk show guest directory. (15 ed.). Broadcast Interview Source, Inc. Retrieved from books.google.com/books?id=AQqnULQq6JUC
Journalism is a discipline of collecting, analyzing, verifying, and presenting news regarding current events, trends, issues and people. The certain individuals who practice journalism are called journalists. Journalism's main goal in reporting events is to state who, what, when, where, why, and how, and to explain the significance of all. There are two main types of journalism which are print journalism and also broadcast journalism. Print journalism can include newspapers, news magazines, newsletters, general interest magazines, and online news pages. Next is broadcast journalism which actually merges off into two categories which are radio and television. Radio gathers the facts and the journalist are forced to convey the story with the help of interesting noises and background sounds. Television mainly relies on visual information to display and basically help tell the story. Through the use of the television it proves to help characterize the story with the use of on-camera interviews, interviews with people involved in the story, and pictures or video from where the story took place. Journalism has developed steadily over the past years and it is a part of society's everyday life.
A father of one of the main players that mistreated Radio, Frank Clay, had it in for Coach Jones and his ‘distraction.’ Mr. Clay makes continual effort to get rid of Radio. And,
The article that appeared in Fortune entitled “Radio’s Stern Challenge” by John Helyar discusses Sirius’ marketing strategy to not only take market share from the entrenched and free terrestrial radio industry but also to beat its only competitor, XM. The Fortune article presents how a fat and lazy radio industry has failed to react to an eroding listening base and an increasing number of competing technologies. Issues like lack of attention to programming, no on-air talent, and an increase of 166% in the time devoted to commercials have driven listeners away from radio. Teens aged 12-17 spend 11% less time listening to radio compared to five years ago and adults 18-24 spend 13% less time compared to five years ago (Helyar, 2004). The article further discusses that terrestrial radio has much to fear from competing technologies like satellite radio, streaming digital radio on the Internet, and Apple’s iPod. What terrestrial radio does have in its favor is that it’s free compared to any of the current competing technologies like satellite radio.
It is true that music has a compact link to our emotions. Music assists people to overcome the bad situations in their life, just like it did for Sonny, the barmaid, or some other people in the Harlem. Music has a tremendous effect on people’s minds because it makes them feel relaxed and comfortable, especially with the soft classical music. It helps distressed people stay smooth and peaceful. In fact, music is a remarkable way to ease stress.
Internet Radio and Downloading Devices. Internet radio broadcasts have no geographic limitations and can provide listeners with radio programming from around the country and the world.
Listening is an aspect of communication that vital the building of understanding and of a relationship between individuals. Listening can be an active
Music is can be a very complicated and delightful at the same time. Music affects our bodies in several ways when engaging with it. The complicated and delightful apparatus we call music affect people physically, psychologically, and is great with healing emotional affliction, strengthens emotions, and is known to cure illness. Music also plays an influential role in the socialization of teenagers. Mainstream music is available practically everywhere. It is conveniently accessible over the internet, radio, individual recordings and other forms of technology
Once again, radio is currently at a crucial stance. FM radio was once the means in which someone could find out about new music artists, hear their favorite top songs, and catch up on local/world news. However, with the surge of the Internet at the turn of the century, the role of the radio starts to diminish. The Internet can now be used for gathering local news or weather in a fast and efficient manner. It can also be used as a way for music fans to find new artists similar to ones that they currently like, and (although not legal) ease in the process of downloading complete albums in high-quality formats for free. CD and MP3 players are now very popular for the person “on-the-go,” and as a result, it’s very easy to find people that remark: “I don’t listen to radio.” The reason for this is that radio has lost its niche. No longer is radio as convenient of a means to get news and experience new or popular music. Radio is forced, once again, to innovate itself in order to keep from being eliminating by the more popular types of med...
Nowadays, radio is mostly dedicated to music, not news and facts. Also there are different radios that play only specific music genres. I'm usually listening to radio only in my car. So now we can prove that media is the 4th power of controlling society and it depends on country, who is the head of it - community or government. The sexy of the sexy.