Friday, 24 January 2014

OFCOM CODES AND BBC GUIDELINES

BBC guidelines  ; Privacy

Is a statement or legal document that a clients data or identity, which is kept private and confidental. The data includes;
Date of birth
Full name
Address
Nationality and much more..
          BBC guidelines 7.2.2 states '

A case to relate this guideline to is the mother




Accuracy;
All facts quoted must be vertified, for instance; if the government were to stareva fact in a meeting. It would need to be corrected or be realistic for it to be used. The due accuracy will be vary depending on the show, whether its not a factual programme, all opinions must be relevent.

Example: A report had been made by a reporter under the wing of ESPN wrote a report on misleading and unaccurate information on a young child being molested.



Opinion & Impartially: codes of OFCOM

'Undue Promience is a significant imbalance of views aired within coverage of matters of political or industrial controversy or matters releasing to the public policy'.
        In other words, opinions should be balanced in all sections of the media industry. All opinions are therefore related to the public policy at an equal.

Impartially, the word itself means not favouring one side over the other. As a result, if a newreporter were to present an debate, that person can not put forward their personal opinion as that will come across as baised.

The Mark Dougan Murder covers both because 2 vocalists were voicing their opinion, one for and against was the preoccptions made on the police officer. This is an obvious sign of balance. Along with impartially, the news reporter did not favour either sides even though what was being said was couldve been true, very accurate. No sides were taken.

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