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DJ weekly is a free monthly magazine that has been published since 1991. It focuses on up-and-coming DJs and major names in electronic dance music. The magazine targets readers ages 16 and older by providing news and information about current DJs and music.
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2. The Kerrang magazine contents page is highly visual, featuring 8 pictures of bands and the editor. The main feature is a festival review. Page numbers and titles are on the right and clearly labeled under subheadings.
3. The Q magazine contents page has a simple but effective layout matching the magazine's front cover colors of red and white. It is mostly text-based with two pictures, including one of the interviewed band.
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The NME magazine targets an audience aged 15-30 and focuses on indie and rock music genres. It provides updates on new artists and bands. BBC Music targets older audiences aged 35+ with classical music content, including information about artists and operas. It uses a simple color scheme of dark background and white text. Kerrang! targets 16-30 year olds and covers rock music and bands, including posters. It uses a mix of fonts and dark colors like red, green, and black against a white background.
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3. The Q magazine contents page has a simple but effective layout matching the magazine's front cover colors of red and white. It is mostly text-based with two pictures, including one of the interviewed band.
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The NME magazine targets an audience aged 15-30 and focuses on indie and rock music genres. It provides updates on new artists and bands. BBC Music targets older audiences aged 35+ with classical music content, including information about artists and operas. It uses a simple color scheme of dark background and white text. Kerrang! targets 16-30 year olds and covers rock music and bands, including posters. It uses a mix of fonts and dark colors like red, green, and black against a white background.
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The conventions and style of Mixmag magazine are designed to portray an exciting and fun vibe that matches the lifestyle of its target audience of electronic dance music fans. The curvy masthead font and inclusion of a vinyl icon convey this scene. Interactions between elements like photos and headlines further reinforce this tone through humor. The laidback language on the covers aims to be accessible to average readers interested in EDM culture and nightlife. Color schemes and vibrant fonts are used intentionally to draw attention. The overall chaotic yet structured layout of graphics, images and text creates a party atmosphere feel aligned with EDM culture.
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Mixmag is a monthly dance magazine aimed at readers aged 17-21 that informs them about new dance music acts, events, and culture. It has a circulation of 20,053 and can be purchased at newsagents or downloaded on mobile devices. The magazine covers topics like new artists, music reviews, interviews, and event listings through articles, photos, and advertisements.
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The conventions and style of Mixmag magazine are designed to portray an exciting and fun vibe that matches the lifestyle of its target audience of electronic dance music fans. The curvy masthead font and inclusion of a vinyl icon convey this scene. Interactions between elements like photos and headlines further reinforce this tone through humor. The laidback language on the covers aims to be accessible to average readers interested in EDM culture and nightlife. Color schemes and vibrant fonts are used intentionally to draw attention. The overall chaotic yet structured layout of graphics, images and text creates a party atmosphere feel aligned with EDM culture.
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Both MOJO and ALTERNATIVE magazines include the date and issue number on their contents pages. ALTERNATIVE also includes a picture of the front cover to remind readers of the main article. Both magazines use consistent typography on the contents page and front cover to convey their genre. MOJO credits contributors in a humorous way while ALTERNATIVE uses a more traditional editor's letter to discuss featured content and thank contributors. The images on each contents page relate to the magazine's articles, genre, and personalities profiled.
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- 2. DJ weekly is a free magazine in America. It focuses on upcoming DJ’s and the big names in the present day. ‘Living & Breathing Dance Music’ The magazine target an age audience from 16 and above as it tells about all recent news about current DJ’s
- 3. •DJ weekly is a monthly magazine. •The first issue was realised in 1991. •The editor of the magazine is Ben Murphy • The magazine is free and comes with a free CD under licensed by the company. • Readers can subscribe and have it delivered, get it from there local newsagents or read it online.
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- 6. Bold and big title grabbing the attention of the reader and explaining what page it is. Small font around about size 8pt. Advert which is related to the double page spread information on Point Blank and his tips. Simple colour Smallish picture of A video link to a scheme on the Point Blank in at visual lesson on page just black the side of text so DJ’ing. white and a it isn't just all dimmed blue. reading.