The BBC part 2

The licence fee is a big part of how the BBC gains money. £7.69 from the licence fee pays for the BBC television channels per month, per house hold. £2.11 is spent on BBC Radio Channels per month, per house hold. 66p is spent on BBC online, BBC Iplayer and BBC mobile per month, per house hold. The licence pay for 75% of The BBC's income.

The BBC aims to educate, inform and entertain the British public. It has diversified its channels so that it appeals to most viewers. It provides 32 different languages when it broadcasts news and information. The BBC always takes the public's requests and ideas into consideration.

BBC's many channels provide for different audiences;
BBC One:- This channel shows programs of different genres for all audiences
BBC Two:- Focuses on documentaries and sports ( appealing to older audiences )
BBC Three:- Shows Documentaries and comedy programs, also repeats of BBC One programs
BBC Four:- The shows featured on this channel are documentaries
CBBC and Cbeebies:- These channels are for children