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This document discusses potential media institutions and advertising partners for distributing a music magazine called "The Preview". It suggests that IPC Media would be a good distributor as they already produce similar magazines like NME. It also lists several brands like Topshop and H&M that could advertise in the magazine given its sections on fashion and its target 16-24 year old audience. Maintaining an online presence and app are also presented as important to reach the target demographic.
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3. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses choosing Bauer Media Group to distribute the author's new music magazine called "Limelight". Bauer is a well-known UK media group that publishes similar magazines. Distributing through Bauer would give the magazine and its featured up-and-coming artists great exposure. As Bauer does not normally publish hip-hop/rap magazines, their existing customers may be interested in trying this new genre. The author believes digital and print distribution through Bauer's existing online and store networks would help promote the magazine's awareness and reach its target young adult audience.
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EMAP Limited would be a suitable publisher for the 80s music magazine "Pulse" as it published the popular magazine "Smashed Hits" during the 1980s and has experience with the genre. Top of the Pops would be a good advertiser as it was a popular UK music chart TV show during the 1980s that targeted young females, Pulse's intended audience. Sony's Walkman would also be suitable to advertise as it was a significant music product launched in 1984 and influenced the 1980s music scene, relevant to Pulse's theme. However, an online version of Pulse would not be appropriate as magazines were appreciated differently in the 1980s before widespread internet access.
Media evaluation q3
This document discusses potential publishing companies and distribution strategies for an alternative music magazine called Interzone. It considers two main options for a publisher: Bauer Media Group, a large international company that publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang, and Volcano Publishing, a smaller UK-based company that publishes the magazine Artrocker. While a smaller publisher like Volcano would allow the magazine to fully focus on the alternative genre, the document concludes that Bauer would be better as it could help the magazine reach a larger audience and fill a gap in the alternative music market. The document also discusses establishing an online presence through websites and social media, as well as developing apps to allow digital downloads of the magazine.
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IPC Media would be the best media institution to distribute my indie rock magazine. IPC Media has extensive experience publishing music magazines like NME and Uncut, so they understand how to reach my target audience. They also have a large digital publishing platform that would appeal to my magazine's young, digitally-focused readers. I would want my magazine distributed both physically in print and digitally online and through an app, to make it widely accessible.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the author's pop music magazine for three key reasons:
1) Bauer Media Group has extensive experience in distributing magazines over many years and the author's magazine would benefit from their recognition and popularity.
2) The author's magazine would be the only pop music magazine distributed by Bauer Media Group, facing no direct competition from other similar magazines within the same institution.
3) Bauer Media Group also distributes several pop music radio stations, linking their offerings to the genre of the author's proposed magazine.
Magazine Distributions
Bauer media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries. They own Kerrang, the world's biggest selling weekly music magazine covering rock genres. Bauer knows the target audiences of their magazines and how to produce new popular music titles.
IPC MEDIA produces over 60 media brands reaching almost two thirds of UK women and 42% of UK men. As a former music magazine publisher, IPC could produce another music magazine appealing to audiences familiar with their existing rock magazines.
Emap is a British media company specializing in business-to-business magazines and organizing conferences. They publish Look magazine aimed at young, urban, high-income women living in England.
Institutional research powerpoint
Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group producing over 300 magazines, TV and radio stations across various genres targeting a wide audience. IPC Media produces over 60 brands across print, online, mobile and events including magazines like NME and InStyle with audiences across both men and women. Immediate Media is the third largest UK magazine publisher with mainstream titles like Top Gear and GoodFood targeting a variety audience from children to adults. Development Hell is a smaller independent media company focused on niche dance music titles like Mixmag and related digital properties targeting electronic music fans.
Ipc media
IPC Media is the leading publisher of consumer magazines and websites in the UK, delivering content to 26 million adults. Through research into consumer behaviors, IPC ensures advertisers understand their audiences. IPC works across various platforms like magazines, websites, TV and radio to reach large fanbases. NME magazine, under IPC Media, reaches over 1 million music fans weekly through its magazine, website, TV, radio and live events. As the longest-running music weekly, NME provides the best coverage of contemporary music. NME's website is one of the largest music sites. IPC Media allows magazines like NME and a proposed new magazine called Symbal to expand across multimedia platforms.
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EMAP Limited would be a suitable publisher for the 80s music magazine "Pulse" as it published the popular magazine "Smashed Hits" during the 1980s and has experience with the genre. Top of the Pops would be a good advertiser as it was a popular UK music chart TV show during the 1980s that targeted young females, Pulse's intended audience. Sony's Walkman would also be suitable to advertise as it was a significant music product launched in 1984 and influenced the 1980s music scene, relevant to Pulse's theme. However, an online version of Pulse would not be appropriate as magazines were appreciated differently in the 1980s before widespread internet access.
Media evaluation q3
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IPC Media would be the best media institution to distribute my indie rock magazine. IPC Media has extensive experience publishing music magazines like NME and Uncut, so they understand how to reach my target audience. They also have a large digital publishing platform that would appeal to my magazine's young, digitally-focused readers. I would want my magazine distributed both physically in print and digitally online and through an app, to make it widely accessible.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the author's pop music magazine for three key reasons:
1) Bauer Media Group has extensive experience in distributing magazines over many years and the author's magazine would benefit from their recognition and popularity.
2) The author's magazine would be the only pop music magazine distributed by Bauer Media Group, facing no direct competition from other similar magazines within the same institution.
3) Bauer Media Group also distributes several pop music radio stations, linking their offerings to the genre of the author's proposed magazine.
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Bauer media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries. They own Kerrang, the world's biggest selling weekly music magazine covering rock genres. Bauer knows the target audiences of their magazines and how to produce new popular music titles.
IPC MEDIA produces over 60 media brands reaching almost two thirds of UK women and 42% of UK men. As a former music magazine publisher, IPC could produce another music magazine appealing to audiences familiar with their existing rock magazines.
Emap is a British media company specializing in business-to-business magazines and organizing conferences. They publish Look magazine aimed at young, urban, high-income women living in England.
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Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group producing over 300 magazines, TV and radio stations across various genres targeting a wide audience. IPC Media produces over 60 brands across print, online, mobile and events including magazines like NME and InStyle with audiences across both men and women. Immediate Media is the third largest UK magazine publisher with mainstream titles like Top Gear and GoodFood targeting a variety audience from children to adults. Development Hell is a smaller independent media company focused on niche dance music titles like Mixmag and related digital properties targeting electronic music fans.
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IPC Media is the leading publisher of consumer magazines and websites in the UK, delivering content to 26 million adults. Through research into consumer behaviors, IPC ensures advertisers understand their audiences. IPC works across various platforms like magazines, websites, TV and radio to reach large fanbases. NME magazine, under IPC Media, reaches over 1 million music fans weekly through its magazine, website, TV, radio and live events. As the longest-running music weekly, NME provides the best coverage of contemporary music. NME's website is one of the largest music sites. IPC Media allows magazines like NME and a proposed new magazine called Symbal to expand across multimedia platforms.
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Bauer Media is a large, privately owned UK-based media group that publishes over 300 magazines across 15 countries. It owns several well-known mainstream magazines, including Grazia and Kerrang, aimed at women and music fans respectively. While Bauer Media produces magazines in a wide variety of genres, it does not currently have a dance or club-focused magazine. The author therefore believes Bauer Media would be a good potential publisher for their proposed dance music magazine, as it could help expand the company's offerings into a new niche genre.
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Time Inc is a large international publishing company that owns several magazines including NME and Uncut. They were innovative in transitioning to digital publishing early on and included both male and female audiences. However, partnering with Time Inc could be problematic since they already publish a magazine similar to the one being proposed.
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Evaluation question 3
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Evaluation question 3
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations across 17 countries. It has an employee base of 11,000 across these countries. While it has many established brands that attract broad audiences, there is still a gap in the market for an indie music magazine. Indie music appeals particularly to younger audiences, who Bauer's magazines already attract. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be a suitable publisher for an indie magazine.
Media evaluation question 3
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the author's music magazine targeted at 8-14 year old girls. [1] Bauer has experience successfully distributing products for similar audiences. [2] They also have experience with up-market music magazines that could help them properly market a new magazine. [3] Distributing the magazine could fill a gap in Bauer's portfolio and attract a new audience, widening their appeal.
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- NPV discounts future cash flows to determine if a project's value exceeds its cost, and is the preferred decision criteria. IRR and payback period can give incorrect answers in some situations.
- IRR is the discount rate that yields an NPV of zero, but it has limitations like multiple rates of return or being unreliable for mutually exclusive projects.
- Payback period ignores the time value of money and cash flows after
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Evaluation 3
IPC would be best suited to publish the indie music magazine "Indie Unique" due to their experience in publishing rock and indie magazines like NME. As one of the largest UK publishers, distributing over 350 million copies annually, IPC could help make "Indie Unique" one of their top-selling magazines given its similar focus on indie music. Magazines generate significant revenue through advertisements, so "Indie Unique" could feature ads related to music apps, online brands, and music-focused companies to target its young audience.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine called "Ever Ready". It considers IPC Media and Bauer as both publish music magazines. IPC Media targets 16-24 year olds and publishes magazines in print and digitally. Bauer publishes popular music magazines like Q, Mojo, and Kerrang, so introducing a new magazine would not be as challenging. They have a wide portfolio of music genres that could help introduce "Ever Ready" to more people. Bauer already has success in music magazine publishing so would be a good choice.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute my rap music magazine product for several reasons. They publish both print and digital magazines, ensuring wide accessibility of the content. Bauer also utilizes other platforms like radio, TV and mobile to further expand the reach of their magazines. Additionally, Bauer publishes magazines targeted towards a range of audiences, including youth-oriented titles focused on specific interests like music genres, which aligns with the target demographic and topic of my rap magazine. IPC Media was also considered due to its large reach, but it focuses more on mainstream audiences rather than niche interests. Overall, Bauer's multi-platform approach, international scale, and history of publishing magazines catering to specialized interest make it the superior choice
Question 3
This document discusses distributing a pop music magazine through a media institution. It considers Bauer Media and Immediate Media Company as potential institutions. Bauer Media is favored due to its size, experience with music magazines, and ability to promote the magazine across multiple platforms. Synergy marketing ideas are proposed, such as a POPCORN music award and radio station to increase brand recognition. The document also analyzes how the magazine's design and content would attract attention, interest, desire, and action from the target audience according to the AIDA model.
3) what kind of media institution might
Bauer Media and IPC Media are both potential media institutions to distribute a new chart music magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 16-19. IPC publishes NME and Teen Now which have similar target audiences. Bauer publishes Q Magazine and Kerrang!, also targeting similar audiences. Bauer has an advantage through its extensive multi-platform presence across TV, radio, tours and festivals focused on music genres featured in the charts. This diversity would help attract and retain the target audience better than IPC, making Bauer Media the best choice to distribute the new magazine.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a new magazine called DIVINE. It argues that IPC Media would be the best choice as they produce over 60 media brands reaching over 20 million users monthly. IPC has divisions focused on up market women, which would include luxury fashion magazines like Marie Claire that fit the target audience of DIVINE. In contrast, distributing with Bauer Media is rejected as they already have over 300 magazines, so competition would be high and DIVINE's sophisticated image would not be appreciated when compared to Bauer's mainstream magazines.
Question 3!
1) The document discusses the process of producing and distributing a print music magazine, including planning, research, design, production, and distribution stages.
2) There are four main magazine distributors in the UK that could potentially distribute a new music magazine: Comag, Frontline, Marketforce, and Seymour.
3) The author's magazine, focused on indie rock music, could potentially be distributed by Frontline, which produces rock magazines, or Marketforce, which distributes NME, in order to target audiences of similar existing magazines.
comag
COMAG would be an ideal company to distribute the student's pop music magazine, called "InTune". COMAG is one of the largest distributors in the UK, supplying magazines to over 80 countries worldwide through various retailers. They also have an online magazine store that allows consumers to browse magazines. Choosing COMAG would help the magazine reach a large audience and potentially increase sales and profits. Their experience distributing similar magazines also suggests they could successfully distribute "InTune".
comag
COMAG would be well-suited to distribute the author's pop music magazine. As the largest distributor of English magazines in the UK and abroad, COMAG has experience getting magazines in front of consumers through various retailers. Their online magazine store also allows potential buyers to browse covers, helping magazines with eye-catching designs to stand out. The author believes COMAG specifically could promote their magazine given its similarities to other magazines COMAG currently distributes that cover similar topics like music.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is suggested as they are the largest distributor in Europe, reaching over 300 magazines across 15 countries daily, allowing wide reach. IPC is also proposed as they distribute a variety of magazines, including some already popular with the target audience, and have a long history and good reputation distributing music magazines like NME. Apple is mentioned as a option too, to create an app version of the magazine that could reach more of the technology-focused target audience using Apple products.
Evaluation 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is suggested as they are the largest distributor in Europe, reaching over 300 magazines across 15 countries daily, allowing wide reach. IPC is also proposed as they distribute a variety of magazines, including some popular with the target audience, and have a long history distributing the successful NME magazine. Apple is mentioned as a distributor as the target audience uses Apple products, so an app version could expand the magazine's reach alongside physical copies.
Media powerpoint
The media company that would be most suitable to distribute the "Tuned In" magazine is Bauer Media Group. Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, having been in business since 1953. They own and publish magazines similar to "Tuned In", such as "Q Magazine" and "Kerrang", focused on rock music. Bauer Media Group has not published a hip hop/urban style music magazine before, so "Tuned In" would bring a new genre to the group and add to their variety. Choosing Bauer Media Group would provide advantages for advertising "Tuned In" across their radio, television, and digital media platforms.
Media q3
IPC would be the most appropriate media institution to distribute the magazine "Be Original" for three key reasons:
1) IPC's flagship music magazine "NME" has a similar target audience of 16-24 year olds and takes a diverse approach to different music genres aligned with "Be Original's" goals.
2) IPC has a large reach both in print and online, with over 25 million online viewers globally, allowing "Be Original" to gain national and worldwide exposure.
3) IPC's experience creating tablet and smartphone apps would help "Be Original" develop an online and mobile presence to engage today's younger, connected audience on the go.
Evaluation Q3
Bauer Media Group owns over 600 magazines and 50 radio stations across Europe. Distributing the media product through Bauer could exploit the experience of a similar target audience and associate the new product with Bauer's large, established brand.
Lynne Segall publishes Billboard magazine with a weekly circulation of 17,000 and annual online viewership of over 15 million. Partnering with Lynne Segall could help access the indie/punk genre market and increase their audience.
Time Inc. publishes over 90 magazines including NME, which targets a similar young adult audience. Distributing through Time Inc. could boost success through their expertise in the target market and marketing across owned TV programs and brands.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses distributing a magazine called ROOTED through various media institutions. It considers both major distribution companies like EMAP and Bauer Media that could reach a wide audience but may not be suited for a niche genre magazine, as well as independent publishers like White & Richardson and TCOLondon that would better represent the magazine's target audience but have less accessibility. The document also discusses promoting the magazine at African music and fashion events as well as online to engage its target audience. It concludes that the magazine should be available both in print and digital formats online and through African-focused retail outlets to maximize reach.
What kind of media may distribute your media
The document discusses potential distributors for a new music magazine. It considers two main options: IPC Media and Bauer Media. IPC Media publishes magazines like NME that target male audiences. Bauer Media publishes Q Magazine, which has a wider audience than the author's intended targeted genre. However, Bauer Media also publishes some informal magazines. The document concludes that with new media, the magazine could be better distributed online through a website and mobile apps, allowing for wider accessibility and potential higher revenue.
Evaluation Q3
COMAG would be a suitable institution to distribute the author's pop music magazine, called "InTune". COMAG is one of the largest distributors in the UK and exports English magazines to over 80 countries worldwide. It distributes magazines through a variety of retailers, both physical and online. The author believes COMAG would help make "InTune" popular due to its success distributing similar magazines and reputation. Placing a mock cover of "InTune" among magazines in a supermarket, the author found it stood out visually from competitors.
Media insti q3 )
IPC is a UK-based media company committed to delivering value, service, innovation and creativity through its portfolio of over 60 iconic media brands across print, online, mobile and events. IPC's magazines reach 9.4 million women and its digital brands reach over 5.3 million unique users.
Bauer Media is a division of Bauer Media Group, Europe's largest privately owned publishing group. Bauer Media publishes over 300 magazines in 15 countries as well as online, TV and radio stations, employing over 6,400 people across its magazines and radio divisions.
These two institutions were chosen because they are successful publishers of magazines similar to the one being proposed, and partnering with them could help boost sales and reach the
Question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable publisher for the magazine as they have successfully published many popular magazines, including a pop music magazine, and so would help elevate the new magazine's reputation and audience reach. However, publishing an untested magazine could pose some financial risk. The magazine would likely be advertised through promotions in Bauer's other popular publications as well as on social networks and apps to target the young adult audience. Distribution would focus on online subscriptions through platforms like iTunes but also include some hard copies in UK newsagents.
Question 3
Bauer Media is a large European media company that distributes similar magazines to the author's proposed magazine, but they already distribute two similar titles so the author's magazine may not get enough attention. IPC Media/NME would be a better choice as distributor because they have a successful similar music magazine, NME, that appeals to the same audience, and they promote NME in fashion stores frequented by the target audience. Therefore, the author chooses IPC as the distributor.
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Evaluation q3
- 1. WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION MIGHT DISTRIBUTE YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT AND WHY? BY KATIE LAPWORTH
- 2. A distributor such as IPC would distribute The Preview. IPC is owned by Time Inc. IPC Media produces over 60 media brands, with print reaching almost two thirds of UK women and 42% of UK men. IPC offers something for everyone, with a focus on three audiences: men, mass market women and upmarket women. IPC already produce magazines of a similar genre to that of The Preview, for example, NME, so would also be able to distribute The Preview without veering too far from it’s current products.
- 3. ADVERTI SING Many companies could advertise in The Preview. This is because The Preview has sections other than music, such as fashion. Therefore, brands such as and can advertise. These brands would be able to advertise as they are appropriate for the age range and gender of the target market as they are ideal for 16-24 year olds, and they both have male and female sections in their stores. Also, music artists could also advertise in The Preview as it is a music magazine. They could advertise not only their albums/singles, but also their tours. Also, films could also be advertised in The Preview, because the readers in the target audience are young adults, so are very film orientated.
- 4. COMPANIES THAT COULD ADVERTISE IN THE PREVIEW These brands could all advertise in The Preview as they apply to both men and women, both ends of the target age range and all price ranges.
- 5. ONLINE PRESENCE It is important for a magazine of the genre and target market of The Preview to have a strong online presence. This is because, particularly for those in the lower age band of my target market (16-24), a lot of time is sent on the internet. Therefore, a large online presence is important. Another reason why a large online presence is important is because it makes the magazine more accessible to the target market, including those who may not necessarily be able to go out and purchase a hard copy of the magazine. An online presence allows the reader to look further into the articles that are featured in the magazine, for example, exclusive videos of the interviews and performances.
- 6. POTENTIAL APP? Creating an app is a good tool to have as it enables a wider population of the target market to access the magazine. It allows more people to read it in a way that they prefer, e.g, on a tablet/mobile phone. E.g, iPad/iPhone, Samsung Galaxy Tablet or Blackberry. Creating an app for both the android market and via the Apple App Store would make the magazine even more accessible. I feel than an app for The Preview would be appropriate as other magazines and newspapers also have apps available on the Apple App Store and the android market and have been very