Greg James

 Had previous experience on the 4-7pm drivetime show and the Switch show focused on the younger audiences.

Greg James shares his love for radio and says how much of a privilege it is to work on Radio 1

Web 2.0

The idea that the internet has different versions

No longer just a stationary platform and allows users to create and share their own content on a shared platform


Why is the Radio 1 breakfast show successful

Famous guests

Host 

Returning audiences

Interactive for listeners

Recognizable games

5 days a week Monday to Friday

Background entertainment

Trendy music, variety

News included

specials (Christmas holidays)

Relatability

Interaction away from radio

Range of music popular with 15-29 year old


Negatives of Radio 1

Clear restrictions in place due to the BBC being a PSB

Often 'safe' and can be slow to change with no pressure from shareholders or advertisers

Can be less popular than commercial stations which are more popular


1.4.6 million

2.400,000

3.39

4. Opened up about his mental health

5. Claimed to the success being because of the listeners

6. Bob says that Greg James brilliant brining something new

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