Structures of a Business

 The Guardian

You should describe the structure & ownership of the company.

The Guardian is an international organization, covering worldwide issues as well as national problems. They use a vertical structure (Hierarchical structure) in the process of producing their papers. This structure is mainly used in small businesses because of the fact that this structure can be quite risky if they don’t have control of specific areas of their company, this is why small businesses use this structure as they may not use a vast range of other companies to produce their final product.

An advantage of a vertical structure gives authority to higher members on the structure and allows the company to control and get clear reporting structure. However, the power of a global newspaper can give them authority to fix or change political issues, such as who’s in power, who is in the right and who is in the wrong et cetera.

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/pros-cons-hierarchical-organizational-structure-24276.html

http://www.theguardian.com/uk

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/vertical-structures-organizations-11546.html

Different Types of Industries

Publishing - Is the process of production and dissemination of literature, music or information.

Magazines - A storage to an obsessive amount of gossip of which is advertised and broadcasted through print. It revolves around distributing information to the public.

Newspapers - A huge collective amount of data that is published through a newspaper talking about what is important to the everyday people, for example talking about politics and other information.

Animation - A form of film that requires hand drawn or computer generated images to create a film piece. This requires many different type of job roles from concept artists to voice actors.

Film - Is a very large industry pulling in over £70bn+ a year. This consists of script writers, concept artists, producers and cameramen etc.

Television - Revolves around producing entertainment for their audience, as well as creating an income through advertisements and sponsors.

Web 2.0 - This is he second stage of development within the internet, Which characterizes the difference between static and dynamic web pages and the growth of social media. It revolved around advertisement and entertainment.

Music - Consists of the companies and individuals that make money by creating and selling music.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_industry}

Radio - To provide broadcasts of information and data as well as entertaining their audience through static ancillary services.

Facilities - Is a industry which consists of hiring out equipment to the mass'. Allowing companies and individuals to rent out high quality products that may not be available to the public to buy out.