Showing posts with label Industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Industry. Show all posts
Friday, 8 February 2019
Wednesday, 28 March 2018
Minecraft Notes
What are the main ways Minecraft attracts audiences?
- Sandbox construction game - endless
- Community
- Different platforms
- Social media - Twitter
- YouTube - Inspiration
- Adverts on Apps / Pop ups
- Unique game - Limited competition
- Buy and play within communities on realms
- Pay to have access to the game
- create and support fan clubs
- Buy add ons for the game such as skins
- Subscribing to magazine
- Watching online videos
- Fans influence how it is updated
- Attend Minecon
- Buy merchandise, toys and clothes
Marketing: How are video games traditionally marketed and what franchising takes place?
- Adverts
- Merchandise - LEGO, Action figures etc.
- Social media
- Platform store
- Game trailers
- Books - Annuals, Manual
Without the commercial backing of a mainstream publisher, and no money spent on advertising revenue, due to the independent nature of Mojang, the game relied on word of mouth between gamers and features on sites such as the Penny Arcade Web Comic to generate interest amongst gamers.
A LEGO set based on Minecraft called Lego Minecraft was released on 6th June 2012.
2 more sets based on the Nether and village areas of the game were released.
Mojang collaborates with Jinx, an online game merchandise store. includes clothing, foam pickaxes, and toys of creations in the game.
Mojang signed a deal with Egmont group, a Childrens book Publisher.
In 2019, a joint venture with Warner Brothers releases Minecraft the movie.
How is the industry regulated and by whom?
- PEGI regulates video game industry. They regulate the industry by; using intellectual property rights and licenses, age ratings/classifications, advertising laws, data protection, gambling legislation and responsibility of staff.
Who regulates content and how?
- PEGI (Pan European Game Information) regulates content by giving video games, age ratings - 3,7,12,16,18 and giving content warnings of what is including such as; Bad language, Discrimination, Drugs, fear, gambling, sex, violence and online. These are given symbols to show the feature.
What are some of the effects video games are seen to have on players?
- Problem solving and logics
- Hand eye coordination
- Planning resource management and legistics
- Situational awareness
- Mapping skills
- memory and concentration
How is Minecraft regulated?
- Minecraft is family friendly and the initial minecraft series was rated PEGI 7 but later introduction stories were classified higher because narratives and dialogue were being introduced.
- Sandbox construction game - endless
- Community
- Different platforms
- Social media - Twitter
- YouTube - Inspiration
- Adverts on Apps / Pop ups
- Unique game - Limited competition
- Buy and play within communities on realms
- Pay to have access to the game
- create and support fan clubs
- Buy add ons for the game such as skins
- Subscribing to magazine
- Watching online videos
- Fans influence how it is updated
- Attend Minecon
- Buy merchandise, toys and clothes
Marketing: How are video games traditionally marketed and what franchising takes place?
- Adverts
- Merchandise - LEGO, Action figures etc.
- Social media
- Platform store
- Game trailers
- Books - Annuals, Manual
Without the commercial backing of a mainstream publisher, and no money spent on advertising revenue, due to the independent nature of Mojang, the game relied on word of mouth between gamers and features on sites such as the Penny Arcade Web Comic to generate interest amongst gamers.
A LEGO set based on Minecraft called Lego Minecraft was released on 6th June 2012.
2 more sets based on the Nether and village areas of the game were released.
Mojang collaborates with Jinx, an online game merchandise store. includes clothing, foam pickaxes, and toys of creations in the game.
Mojang signed a deal with Egmont group, a Childrens book Publisher.
In 2019, a joint venture with Warner Brothers releases Minecraft the movie.
How is the industry regulated and by whom?
- PEGI regulates video game industry. They regulate the industry by; using intellectual property rights and licenses, age ratings/classifications, advertising laws, data protection, gambling legislation and responsibility of staff.
Who regulates content and how?
- PEGI (Pan European Game Information) regulates content by giving video games, age ratings - 3,7,12,16,18 and giving content warnings of what is including such as; Bad language, Discrimination, Drugs, fear, gambling, sex, violence and online. These are given symbols to show the feature.
What are some of the effects video games are seen to have on players?
- Problem solving and logics
- Hand eye coordination
- Planning resource management and legistics
- Situational awareness
- Mapping skills
- memory and concentration
How is Minecraft regulated?
- Minecraft is family friendly and the initial minecraft series was rated PEGI 7 but later introduction stories were classified higher because narratives and dialogue were being introduced.
Tuesday, 27 March 2018
Minecraft Introduction
Video game: A game played by electronically manipulating images produced by a computer program on a monitor or other display.
Types of Video games:
- RPG
-Sports
-Strategy
-Action/adventure
-Puzzle solving
-Construction
-FPS
-Simulation
-Horror
-Children's
Examples:
-Fifa -Big Brain academy -Rainbow 6 Siege
-GTA -Sky Rim -Fable
-NBA -Mario Sonic -WWE
-UFC -F1 -Assassin's Creed
-Wii Fit -Just Dance -Wii Sports resort
-Crash Bandicoot -Rachet and Clank -We Sing
-Moshi Monsters -Guitar Hero -Monkey Ball
-Call of Duty -Watch Dogs -Battlefield
Terminology:
-Games Consoles - A unit accommodating a set of controls for electronic or mechanical equipment.
-Sandbox Game - Construction; building from scratch. Changing roles of the 'look down generation.' Collaboration through gaming; multi-player
-Microsoft - Institution which owns videogames; Xbox and Minecraft
-Platforms - Different levels of gaming. Online Vs Moving images Vs Audio. Ways you can play (App, physically etc.). Multi-Platform - More than one way of playing; more platforms = wider variety.
-Servers - How the games run, where info is kept, enables games to be played.
Intro to Minecraft...
- Minecraft development - from 'online Lego'
- Multi - platform = more available
- Open Sandbox - no limit
- Started as an 'indie'
- Critically and commercially successful
- From independent to mainstream - 125 million copies sold.
-But, as small independent products become successful, it is usual for larger organisations/owners to want to buy them.
6 reasons why Minecraft is successful...
- Infinite replayability - Sandbox (No limits)
-Strong community - creations are the marketing campaign
-Platform agnostic - Released on everything
-Co-opted by children - Household name
-Not limited by genre
-Fulfils human instinct to bring order to chaotic wilderness
Types of Video games:
- RPG
-Sports
-Strategy
-Action/adventure
-Puzzle solving
-Construction
-FPS
-Simulation
-Horror
-Children's
Examples:
- Fortnite -Cooking Mama -Sims
-Nintendogs -Dinner Dash -Far Cry-Fifa -Big Brain academy -Rainbow 6 Siege
-GTA -Sky Rim -Fable
-NBA -Mario Sonic -WWE
-UFC -F1 -Assassin's Creed
-Wii Fit -Just Dance -Wii Sports resort
-Crash Bandicoot -Rachet and Clank -We Sing
-Moshi Monsters -Guitar Hero -Monkey Ball
-Call of Duty -Watch Dogs -Battlefield
Terminology:
-Games Consoles - A unit accommodating a set of controls for electronic or mechanical equipment.
-Sandbox Game - Construction; building from scratch. Changing roles of the 'look down generation.' Collaboration through gaming; multi-player
-Microsoft - Institution which owns videogames; Xbox and Minecraft
-Platforms - Different levels of gaming. Online Vs Moving images Vs Audio. Ways you can play (App, physically etc.). Multi-Platform - More than one way of playing; more platforms = wider variety.
-Servers - How the games run, where info is kept, enables games to be played.
Intro to Minecraft...
- Minecraft development - from 'online Lego'
- Multi - platform = more available
- Open Sandbox - no limit
- Started as an 'indie'
- Critically and commercially successful
- From independent to mainstream - 125 million copies sold.
-Minecraft was created by Marcus 'Notch' Persson and developed by Mojang.
-These were independent, separate to and not financed by a big commercial company.-But, as small independent products become successful, it is usual for larger organisations/owners to want to buy them.
6 reasons why Minecraft is successful...
- Infinite replayability - Sandbox (No limits)
-Strong community - creations are the marketing campaign
-Platform agnostic - Released on everything
-Co-opted by children - Household name
-Not limited by genre
-Fulfils human instinct to bring order to chaotic wilderness
Friday, 23 February 2018
Radio 1 Breakfast Show- Self Review Test
12. The program promotes British music by playing the popular songs everyday, invites artists onto the show to help promote new music, speaks about new artists and plays games with listeners that include music.
13. Only 40% of the tracks played were British.
14. Celebrities usually on the show are there to promote whether its new music or a new brand they have made. There are more British celebrities on the show.
16. They like to keep the news stories light because when you tune into the show early in the morning it's meant to be a positive thing to listen to. They will speak about news and stories but no heavy topics. The news is announced every half hour.
17. The BBC Breakfast show always has quizzes and games that include guests, celebrities and people that call in. Its a very popular, interactive part of the show thats always interesting to listen too. You can usually win money or tickets to an event.
18. It fits into the 'ethos' of informing, educating and entertaining by speaking about many different topics. The show is real and the conversations are educational because they are speaking about real life things and by listening to people speaking about things can be seen as educational. This is also entertaining.
19. In question 3...
20. I think its for 18-40 year olds because they are the type of people to be in there cars listening in the morning or to wake up to the breakfast show. I have evidence in that my mum wakes up to it and will sometimes listen to it in the car on her way to work. Also when they play games with callers they always are around this age range.
13. Only 40% of the tracks played were British.
14. Celebrities usually on the show are there to promote whether its new music or a new brand they have made. There are more British celebrities on the show.
16. They like to keep the news stories light because when you tune into the show early in the morning it's meant to be a positive thing to listen to. They will speak about news and stories but no heavy topics. The news is announced every half hour.
17. The BBC Breakfast show always has quizzes and games that include guests, celebrities and people that call in. Its a very popular, interactive part of the show thats always interesting to listen too. You can usually win money or tickets to an event.
18. It fits into the 'ethos' of informing, educating and entertaining by speaking about many different topics. The show is real and the conversations are educational because they are speaking about real life things and by listening to people speaking about things can be seen as educational. This is also entertaining.
19. In question 3...
20. I think its for 18-40 year olds because they are the type of people to be in there cars listening in the morning or to wake up to the breakfast show. I have evidence in that my mum wakes up to it and will sometimes listen to it in the car on her way to work. Also when they play games with callers they always are around this age range.
Sunday, 18 February 2018
BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show Schedule
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Timings What happens...
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6:30:00
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News and weather
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6:30:53
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Radio 1 Breakfast show Ident
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6:31:16
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Nick Grimshaw introduction
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6:32:00
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Sting (Short Jingle)
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6:32:20
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Song: Tom Walker - Leave a light on
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6:34:57
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Song: Ellie Golding - On my mind
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6:38:11
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Nick talking about coming back after holiday
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6:38:34
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Song: Wolf Alice - Don't delete the kisses
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6:42:11
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Nick Welcoming viewers and Fiona. Talk about going
back to work.
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6:43:22
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Talking about the new year and the holiday
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6:44:14
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Nick references the viewers
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6:44:46
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Song: En Vogue - Don't let go
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6:47:05
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Sting and charts reference
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6:47:39
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Song: Jason Derulo - Tiptoe
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6:50:34
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Talk about Jan slam competition and previous sporty
prizes won. Today's prize is Sam Smith tickets
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6:53:52
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Song: Ramz - Barking
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6:56:53
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Nick referencing the Jan slam
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6:57:27
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News - Steve Holden. includes; Travel, sport, weather and
entertainment
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7:00:32
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Sting
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7:00:50
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Reference to Jan Slam - In an hour the word that needs to
be said when answering the winning phone call will be revealed.
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7:01:50
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Song: Craig David - I know you
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7:04:55
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Song: Miley Cyrus - Malibu
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7:08:42
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Song: Duke Dumont & Gorgon city - real life
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7:11:43
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Talk of holiday, new years revolutions and the previous
prizes with a random caller who picks the next song between choices given
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7:15:03
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Song: Kanye West - Power
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7:18:10
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Trailer for a film
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7:18:59
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Song: J Hus - Bouf Daddy
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7:22:00
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Jan slam referenced again and question that needs to be
answered to win prize; What is the name of Sam Smith's number 1?
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7:25:44
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Song: Disclosure & Sam Smith - Latch
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7:27:42
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News with Steve Holden
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7:31:13
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Song: Mabel - My Lover
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7:34:18
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Song: Arcade fire - Everything now
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7:37:43
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Nick and shenade talk about Golden Globes Gossip.
(Banter).
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7:42:50
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Song: Fuse ODG - Boa Me
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7:45:41
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Sting including 2017 highlights
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7:46:18
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Song: Taylor Swift - Gorgeous
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7:48:51
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Reference of competition and talk of on flight films
including Dunkirk, Happy feet & Joy
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7:52:39
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Song: Shawn Mendes - Nothing holding me back
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7:54:50
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News with Steve Holden
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7:57:45
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Sting, Nick welcoming viewers & lines closed for
today's Jan slam. Word = Lonely
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7:59:59
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Song: Clean Bandit - Miss you
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8:03:02
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Song: Coldplay - Clocks
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8:06:40
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Song: Jax Jones - Breathe
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8:09:18
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Jan slam: Caller answers with correct word & wins
prize. Reference to tomorrow's prize
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8:13:11
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Song: Rihanna & Calvin Harris - This is what you
came for
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8:16:46
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Nick reveals tomorrow's prize; tickets to Katy Perry,
Backstage passes & behind the scenes tour. Contest info and question:
What is Katy Perry's 2016 No. 1 single called?
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8:21:29
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Song: Katy Perry - Firework
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8:25:10
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BBC soundlist advert
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8:25:50
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Song: HAIM - Nothing's wrong
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8:28:20
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what is coming up in today's show
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8:28:50
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News with Steve Holden
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8:32:05
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Song: James Arthur - Naked
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8:35:43
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Song: Diplo & Sleepy Tom - Be right there
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8:39:20
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Nick and Shenade talk about Golden Globe gossip & celeb
gossip including Ed sheeran
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8:44:46
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Song: Sigrid - Strangers
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8:48:09
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Sting and Radio 1 app advert
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8:48:48
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Song: RAYE - Decline
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8:51:50
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Nick talks about the daily mixtape coming up and his tune
of the week...
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8:54:40
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Song: Justin Timberlake - Filthy
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8:58:54
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Nick talks about this song, sting, talks about this weeks
content.
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9:01:37
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Song: Ed Sheeran & Eminem - River
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9:04:29
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Song: Avelino - 1 in a million
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9:07:42
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Song: MK - 17
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9:10:40
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Talk about tomorrow's Jan slam including the prize,
question, contact info, terms and conditions
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9:14:25
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Song: Paramore - Fake Happy
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9:17:34
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Song: Dave - No Words
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9:21:11
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Sting, Talk about mixtape and January. Talk about
his previous plans over the weekend; spin class. Also, his relationship with
Fiona
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9:25:28
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Song: NF - Let you down
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9:28:43
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Talk about viewer comments
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9:29:08
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News with Steve Holden
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9:32:25
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Mixtape: Basement Jaxx - Good luck
Kelis, feat. Andre 3000 - Millionaire
DJ Fresh - Gold Dust
Jay Z - Excuse me miss
Aaliyah - Try again
Aloe Blacc - I need a dollar
Amerie - 1 thing
Kanye West - Touch the sky
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10:00:00
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End
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