
Music, Mud and Making Money
Designed for GCSE business studies students, the programme goes backstage at a music festival to explain five important business concepts. Presented by Radio 1's Greg James.
Over 400 festivals take place in Britain every year, but as Radio 1's Greg James finds out, there is more to them than just a weekend of music and fun. Festivals are big business and serve to illustrate some key business concepts.
Designed for GCSE business studies students, the programme goes backstage at a music festival to explain five important concepts: entrepreneurship, sole trading, franchises, companies and profit and loss. The films feature interviews with festival traders and key music industry businesses, from an enterprising tent hire company to the ice-cream franchise dishing out hundreds of cones to sweet-toothed festival goers.
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Clips
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Different types of companies – LTDs and PLCs
Duration: 05:26
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Exploring the sole trader business model
Duration: 04:43
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Exploring the franchise business model
Duration: 05:13
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Exploring business and enterprise at Reading festival
Duration: 06:26
Credit
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Greg James |
Broadcasts
- Thu 12 Jan 201204:00
- Thu 2 Feb 201204:30
- Fri 2 Mar 201205:00
- Thu 19 Apr 201205:00
- Fri 22 Jun 201205:30
- Thu 12 Jul 201205:30
- Tue 11 Sep 201204:00
- Thu 27 Sep 201204:30
- Tue 13 Nov 201204:00
- Fri 18 Jan 201304:30
- Wed 6 Mar 201304:30
- Tue 23 Apr 201304:00
- Fri 24 May 201304:30
- Thu 21 Nov 201304:30
- Fri 17 Jan 201404:30
- Thu 1 May 201404:30
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