Tuesday, 1 September 2009

Questionnaire

We were asked to produce questionnaires which needed to be filled out. This would have effected what content we put into our media product. Here is a copy of mine:

1. Do you listen to the Radio?.

Yes


No



2. Do you prefer local or national radio?


Local


National




3. At what time of the day do you listen to the radio?

Before 6.59 am


Between 7-9.59am


Between 10-12.59pm


Between 1-3.59pm


Between 4-5.59pm


Between 6-8.59pm



9pm and later







4. What do you listen out for on the radio?


News


Sport


Music


Gossip


Competitions


Upcoming Events


All of the above





5. Have you ever downloaded a podcast or listened online?


Yes

No



6. If yes, how convenient was the streaming/downloading process?


Very Convenient


Convenient


Quite Convenient


Inconvenient

7. Do you listen to FM, AM or Digital Radio?


FM


AM

Digital



8. Do you prefer…


Having songs for most of the show




Having news bulletins at brief intervals in the show




Chat show




Listening to live sport broadcasts





All of the above




9. How long do you think a radio broadcast should last?


Between 30 mins – 1 hr 15 mins
Between 1 hr 16 mins – 2 hrs

Over 2 hrs







Having had all the questionnaires back and filled in i found out that the majority of people listen to local radio at times between 7am and 10am or after 6pm.
The reason people listen to the radio is for the music.
More people have downloaded via Podcast or have listened online and listen to FM radio.
This means that when scripting my news radio broadcast I need to think about local news that is suitable to be played between 7am -10am or after 6pm.
I will have to include a bit of music as this is what people listen out for.


The reason for producing a questionnaire like this is to help understand what my audience wants and prefer in a radio broadcast. It gives me an idea of the codes and conventions i need to take into consideration before i produce any practical production.

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