LO1 media test corrections

1. Phone apps get more and more advanced by the day and that makes them more costly. When developing an app such as uber, there are costs that need to be considered like the payment of the drivers and wether they pay for their petrol etc.. this can impact the amount of drivers Uber would be able to afford to have. Developing the app can also cost a fortune and may impact the quality of the app and how will it runs/loads and how quickly people are able to book an Uber.
2. Data protection act 1998 - when reporting on stories, journalists must make sure that what they are releasing is in fact aloud to be released and if they do not know it is completely true they should use phrase such as ‘rumour has it’ to keep them out of future trouble.
3. This is because Align Media is paying me for my work, they make me sign this incase i come up with something or produce something that can make me a lot of money and think of taking it for myself instead of sharing it with the company. They want to make sure everything i come up with during that time is their property so no one els can get their hands on it.
4. Websites often struggle with making profit due to not having enough revenue streams or things to offer to be able to make a profit. A great stream of revenue that any website can make some profit on is merchandise. Merchandise can be made for extremely cheap and then sold at the websites desired price, merchandise is easy to promote and it is also free advertisement in itself as everyone will be wearing the pages name on them therefor it is cheap, profitable and affective. 
5. Refugees is a very touchy subject that many countries around the world have had to deal with, refugees are certainly a very hard subject to document and the risk of being criticised is always there. With that being said, documenting refugees should always be done and portrayed as ethically as possible. One ethical issue that the producers may face would be the language barrier. Refugees are most likely to not speak english and therefore they need to be translated and there is always the risk that something may get translated incorrectly or is misunderstood and the effects from that can range all the way from nothing, to a huge misunderstanding. Another ethical issue they may face is the permission of filming children and under 18 year olds. Should they get permission from their parents? what if they are not with their parents? the children may not understand what the filming is for at the time, but some day they could come across it and state that they did not give consent to be on the documentary and that can cause trouble for the producers and the camera men.’
6. The ASA (the advertising standard authority)is trust worthy regulatory body that can provide excellent guidance for a children's charity advert. They do not allow any adverts to be misleading or  harmful as well restricting adverts by age limits.