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LO: To identify relevant
information and make
appropriate notes for
the exam
The music press
A case study
Bauer Media Group is Europe’s largest privately owned publishing Group.
Offering over 230 magazines in 15 countries, as well as online, TV and radio
stations - a turnover of 2.08 billion Euros.
Two main divisions – Magazines and Radio
millions of personal relationships with engaged readers and listeners
to connect audiences with excellent content
wherever and whenever and however they want
1953, launch of Angling Times.
1981, 6 June first publication of Kerrang!
1990, acquisition of London dance station Kiss FM (Kiss 100)
1994, the company bought a small magazine called For Him Magazine (FHM).
1996, acquired digital music TV channel The Box, (Box Television), a seven
channel joint venture TV business with Channel 4.
Bauer Media spans over 80 influential brand names covering a diverse range
of interests including heat – the must have weekly celebrity title, Parker's,
MATCH, CAR and Yours.
Institution – Publishing house
Strong brand identity
(Codes and conventions)
A clear purpose
Mission Statement
Kerrang! will ensure that we are constantly appealing to our
spectrum of readers. From the younger teenage readers who are
more open to different genres of rock music – from emo to thrash
etc, to the readers who respect Kerrang! as an authority when it
comes to our scene’s heritage bands. Each issue will include a
balance of bands and scenes to guarantee that we’re providing for
our readers’ need for variety and their passionate appetite for
their favourite bands as well as their desire to be introduced to
new music within our world. We will focus on the BIGGEST things
that are going on in our world each week, as well as guaranteeing
that we are giving our main base of younger readers everything
they need to get into, on top of this the interest in older, harder
bands, cementing our role as an educator.
Precisely identified
audience
Representation
Collectors items - http://www.rockmine.com/Archive/Musicpapers.html
•Readers become deeply engaged with their magazines. As a result a
strong relationship, a bond of trust, grows up between the reader and
his or her chosen magazines. Reading a favourite magazine is like talking
with a friend
•A reader’s identification with an engaging magazine can go well beyond
the simple provision of information and ideas. When a magazine strikes
a chord it can reinforce the reader’s own self-image. This creates a
particularly powerful and trusting relationship
Copies tend to be read repeatedly, often picked up more than once
during a day and on more than one day. More than 90% of all pages are
opened by the typical reader. The average page in a paid-for magazine is
looked at 2.5 times by each reader
•The intimacy between reader and magazine benefits advertisers. The
magazine environment delivers a reader in the right frame of mind to
be receptive to the advertising. In the sympathetic context of the
right magazine, the strong positive brand values of the magazine can
transfer onto the advertisements
Audience uses and gratification - Generic
http://magazines.bauermediaadvertising.com/why_magazines
1981 1986
1999 2013
Success means pleasing the
audience
Being trustworthy and creating a sense of
community
Staying in tune with trends
- Youth culture/needs
- Trending sounds and fashions
- Ideologies and information
Being at the forefront of technology
- Print techniques (from 3 colours
(1981) to multi-coloured (2013)
- From the block printing press to
digital prints
- From print to digital platforms
Having versatile business structures
- 1987 becomes weekly rather than
fortnightly
- Acquiring and discarding products
- 2000 launch of digital radio
- 2001 launch of digital TV
Kerrang! is the original multimedia platform boasting
magazine, online, radio, TV, K! Awards, K! Tour, and K!
podcasts.
Example of ‘Convergence’
Example of ‘Synergy’
The Future of magazines
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media-network/media-network-blog/2013/mar/07/fall-rise-magazines-print-digital

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The music press revision

  • 1. LO: To identify relevant information and make appropriate notes for the exam
  • 2. The music press A case study
  • 3. Bauer Media Group is Europe’s largest privately owned publishing Group. Offering over 230 magazines in 15 countries, as well as online, TV and radio stations - a turnover of 2.08 billion Euros. Two main divisions – Magazines and Radio millions of personal relationships with engaged readers and listeners to connect audiences with excellent content wherever and whenever and however they want 1953, launch of Angling Times. 1981, 6 June first publication of Kerrang! 1990, acquisition of London dance station Kiss FM (Kiss 100) 1994, the company bought a small magazine called For Him Magazine (FHM). 1996, acquired digital music TV channel The Box, (Box Television), a seven channel joint venture TV business with Channel 4. Bauer Media spans over 80 influential brand names covering a diverse range of interests including heat – the must have weekly celebrity title, Parker's, MATCH, CAR and Yours. Institution – Publishing house
  • 4. Strong brand identity (Codes and conventions)
  • 5. A clear purpose Mission Statement Kerrang! will ensure that we are constantly appealing to our spectrum of readers. From the younger teenage readers who are more open to different genres of rock music – from emo to thrash etc, to the readers who respect Kerrang! as an authority when it comes to our scene’s heritage bands. Each issue will include a balance of bands and scenes to guarantee that we’re providing for our readers’ need for variety and their passionate appetite for their favourite bands as well as their desire to be introduced to new music within our world. We will focus on the BIGGEST things that are going on in our world each week, as well as guaranteeing that we are giving our main base of younger readers everything they need to get into, on top of this the interest in older, harder bands, cementing our role as an educator.
  • 8. Collectors items - http://www.rockmine.com/Archive/Musicpapers.html •Readers become deeply engaged with their magazines. As a result a strong relationship, a bond of trust, grows up between the reader and his or her chosen magazines. Reading a favourite magazine is like talking with a friend •A reader’s identification with an engaging magazine can go well beyond the simple provision of information and ideas. When a magazine strikes a chord it can reinforce the reader’s own self-image. This creates a particularly powerful and trusting relationship Copies tend to be read repeatedly, often picked up more than once during a day and on more than one day. More than 90% of all pages are opened by the typical reader. The average page in a paid-for magazine is looked at 2.5 times by each reader •The intimacy between reader and magazine benefits advertisers. The magazine environment delivers a reader in the right frame of mind to be receptive to the advertising. In the sympathetic context of the right magazine, the strong positive brand values of the magazine can transfer onto the advertisements Audience uses and gratification - Generic http://magazines.bauermediaadvertising.com/why_magazines
  • 9. 1981 1986 1999 2013 Success means pleasing the audience Being trustworthy and creating a sense of community Staying in tune with trends - Youth culture/needs - Trending sounds and fashions - Ideologies and information Being at the forefront of technology - Print techniques (from 3 colours (1981) to multi-coloured (2013) - From the block printing press to digital prints - From print to digital platforms Having versatile business structures - 1987 becomes weekly rather than fortnightly - Acquiring and discarding products - 2000 launch of digital radio - 2001 launch of digital TV
  • 10. Kerrang! is the original multimedia platform boasting magazine, online, radio, TV, K! Awards, K! Tour, and K! podcasts. Example of ‘Convergence’
  • 12. The Future of magazines http://www.guardian.co.uk/media-network/media-network-blog/2013/mar/07/fall-rise-magazines-print-digital

Editor's Notes

  1. Institution – Corporate publishing house with interests in radio and TV
  2. Synergy – the cooperation of two or more organisations to produce a combined greater effect.Kerrang! And PacoRabanne men’s aftershave Black XS cooperated to launch a contest for unsigned bands
  3. Adapt to the changing desires of their target audience - fashionsAdapt to the needs of their target audience – technologythe word "magazine" comes from the 16th century Arabic term makzin or makzan, which means storehouse