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2.  NME is a weekly magazine, so the authors and editors are
under pressure to meet the deadline, before it needs to be
printed and published to go on sale for that week.
 The editor for the magazine, Mike Williams will arrange a
meeting with the production crew to cover their own area
in time before they need to put it together. Including; Jamie
Fullerton (Features editor), reviews editor (Tom
Howard), News editor (Dan Stubbs) and new music editor
(Matt Wilkinson).
 This will also include assistant and deputy editors for the
primary editors. As well as the designers and photography
team. (Tony Ennis and Kat Godlonton).

3.  The next stage is the team of journalists
and photographers going out and
getting the information to fill the
magazine with.
 Such as; going to interview
artists, doing the photography for the
front cover, posters and articles.
 Also finding out the latest and most
successful music in that week, to create
chart lists and album reviews.
 Once everyone's articles are finished
they need to be put together on the
computer software such as;
QuarkXPress or Adobe InDesign.
 This is the final process before it can go
on sale. The articles then look official in
the style of magazine columns.
Followed by the added photography
and colouring.

4.  After it has all been edited and
officially put together, the magazine
can then go on sale for its weekly price
of £2.40.
 The retailer will purchase the
magazines in large batches to sell on to
make a profit.
 It is expected in the same stalls each
week, where regular buyers go to get it
off the shelf.
 Most of the money will go to the NME
company from each copy that is sold.