Shrek

Decisions on what to be broadcasted on television are mainly decided by the news editor. In the deciding process, there are several significant reasons for why an editor is motivated to broadcast specific visions. The editor’s criteria for broadcasting an issue may consider how much rating the television network will gain, how entertaining it is, the logistical considerations, themes, setting public agenda and etc. These criteria are evident the comedy series of Frontline and the series displays how a current affair program operates.

Firstly, the editor will undoubtedly consider the ratings they will receive from broadcasting an issue on the news program. Editors desire for more ratings because it will accumulate the television network’s popularity. The benefit of popularity is that the station can earn more for advertising products as more TV viewers are watching the channel. Evidently in the series, Frontline, the editor of the current affair is always after for ratings as Bri...