Evaluation: Question 3
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The student initially chose Bauer Media to distribute their music magazine because of Bauer's large size, income, and sales. However, upon researching Bauer's existing magazines, the student found that Q magazine was too similar to their own concept. This would make Bauer an unsuitable partner already having a comparable product. After further consideration, the student determined that Blaze Publishing and Rhinegold Publishing would be better choices as they do not currently have magazines covering bands and orchestras and could help expand the audience for the new magazine.
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Harris Publications would be the best media institution to distribute my R&B music magazine because:
1) They already publish similar music magazines that target the same audience as my magazine.
2) My magazine would appeal to a younger audience than Harris' typical audience, allowing them to expand their reach.
3) Publishers like Bauer and IPC would not be good choices as they focus on different music genres and much older target audiences that would be unlikely to purchase my magazine.
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Evaluation 3
Bauer Media Group would be well-suited to distribute the author's proposed hip hop magazine called "Bass Junkie". Bauer already has a large portfolio of credible print magazines across many genres. While none currently focus on hip hop, distributing a new genre would fill a gap in their offerings. Bauer also has expertise in music through its radio stations and television channels, demonstrating knowledge of genres that would help distribute Bass Junkie effectively. Their extensive multimedia presence would help expand the magazine's audience and increase awareness of the niche genre of hip hop in the UK market.
Q3
Bauer would be the best media institution to distribute the author's music magazine product. Bauer distributes Q magazine, which focuses on mainstream artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga, similar to the author's concept. Bauer is also Europe's largest publishing group, distributing over 600 magazines to over 22 million customers per week, providing a large established customer base and reputation that would benefit a new magazine's success.
Evaluation q3
Bauer was initially considered as a media distributor because it is very successful and well known for its magazines. However, Bauer publishes two rock magazines, Kerrang! and Q, that are similar to the proposed music magazine. Time Inc. UK was then considered because it is also well known and successful, but it only distributes one magazine, NME, that operates in a similar market. This would result in less competition within Time Inc. UK compared to Bauer. Distributing the new magazine through a big named distributor like Time Inc. UK would allow it to reach a nationwide audience and appeal to the target readership.
Media question 3
Bauer Media currently distributes rock magazines like Kerrang, Mojo, and Q that cover various music genres. The document proposes that Bauer also distribute an indie-focused music magazine to attract a new audience and increase profits. If Bauer distributed the indie magazine, it would benefit by being sold alongside popular magazines in places like newsagents, music shops, supermarkets, and book shops, exposing the magazine to new customers and allowing word-of-mouth promotion.
Question 2
Bauer, IPC, and EMAP are three potential media institutions to distribute the author's new music magazine. While Bauer reaches a global audience, they already publish magazines in the author's genre, risking competition. IPC has extensive experience distributing magazines, which would benefit a new magazine. EMAP publishes over 15 magazines but none about music, so they may not know how to best distribute a music magazine, though it could reach a wider audience as their first. Overall, the author thinks IPC is best suited to distribute their new magazine given IPC's experience in the field.
3. What kind of media istitution might distribute your product and why?
The document discusses choosing Bauer Media as the distributor for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is a well-known institution that already distributes similar magazines targeting 15-25 year olds, including Mojo, Q, and Kerrang. While these focus on rock music, the new magazine will focus on indie/alternative music, appealing to a wider audience alongside the others. Bauer's experience distributing music magazines makes it well-suited to help a new magazine succeed.
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Harris Publications would be the best media institution to distribute my R&B music magazine because:
1) They already publish similar music magazines that target the same audience as my magazine.
2) My magazine would appeal to a younger audience than Harris' typical audience, allowing them to expand their reach.
3) Publishers like Bauer and IPC would not be good choices as they focus on different music genres and much older target audiences that would be unlikely to purchase my magazine.
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This is my PowerPoint answer to Question three: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Evaluation 3
Bauer Media Group would be well-suited to distribute the author's proposed hip hop magazine called "Bass Junkie". Bauer already has a large portfolio of credible print magazines across many genres. While none currently focus on hip hop, distributing a new genre would fill a gap in their offerings. Bauer also has expertise in music through its radio stations and television channels, demonstrating knowledge of genres that would help distribute Bass Junkie effectively. Their extensive multimedia presence would help expand the magazine's audience and increase awareness of the niche genre of hip hop in the UK market.
Q3
Bauer would be the best media institution to distribute the author's music magazine product. Bauer distributes Q magazine, which focuses on mainstream artists like Beyoncé and Lady Gaga, similar to the author's concept. Bauer is also Europe's largest publishing group, distributing over 600 magazines to over 22 million customers per week, providing a large established customer base and reputation that would benefit a new magazine's success.
Evaluation q3
Bauer was initially considered as a media distributor because it is very successful and well known for its magazines. However, Bauer publishes two rock magazines, Kerrang! and Q, that are similar to the proposed music magazine. Time Inc. UK was then considered because it is also well known and successful, but it only distributes one magazine, NME, that operates in a similar market. This would result in less competition within Time Inc. UK compared to Bauer. Distributing the new magazine through a big named distributor like Time Inc. UK would allow it to reach a nationwide audience and appeal to the target readership.
Media question 3
Bauer Media currently distributes rock magazines like Kerrang, Mojo, and Q that cover various music genres. The document proposes that Bauer also distribute an indie-focused music magazine to attract a new audience and increase profits. If Bauer distributed the indie magazine, it would benefit by being sold alongside popular magazines in places like newsagents, music shops, supermarkets, and book shops, exposing the magazine to new customers and allowing word-of-mouth promotion.
Question 2
Bauer, IPC, and EMAP are three potential media institutions to distribute the author's new music magazine. While Bauer reaches a global audience, they already publish magazines in the author's genre, risking competition. IPC has extensive experience distributing magazines, which would benefit a new magazine. EMAP publishes over 15 magazines but none about music, so they may not know how to best distribute a music magazine, though it could reach a wider audience as their first. Overall, the author thinks IPC is best suited to distribute their new magazine given IPC's experience in the field.
3. What kind of media istitution might distribute your product and why?
The document discusses choosing Bauer Media as the distributor for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is a well-known institution that already distributes similar magazines targeting 15-25 year olds, including Mojo, Q, and Kerrang. While these focus on rock music, the new magazine will focus on indie/alternative music, appealing to a wider audience alongside the others. Bauer's experience distributing music magazines makes it well-suited to help a new magazine succeed.
Question 3 evaluation
The document discusses potential media companies that could distribute the magazine "Ragnarock". It suggests that the Bauer Media Group would be a good choice as they own two successful rock music magazines, Q and Kerrang!, and therefore have experience distributing similar magazines. Distributing with Bauer avoids having those magazines as competition and allows for collaboration between brands. A second option mentioned is Time Inc. UK, which owns the music magazine NME that covers similar rock, alternative and indie genres to the proposed magazine. Time Inc.'s experience with NME and other music magazines would help them successfully distribute Ragnarock.
Evaluation 3
Bauer and IPC Media are potential distributors for the author's new dubstep magazine. While neither distributes a similar magazine currently, Bauer distributes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q and MOJO. Bauer's wide range of media platforms could help advertise the new magazine. IPC Media distributes the well-known music magazine NME but lacks Bauer's variety of advertising opportunities. Ultimately, the author chooses Bauer as the distributor due to their success with music magazines and ability to promote across multiple media platforms.
Question 3
Bauer Media and IPC Media could potentially distribute the student's music magazine. Bauer Media has had success publishing magazines similar to the student's proposed magazine, like Q Magazine, which also targets the same audience. IPC Media publishes New Musical Express (NME), which targets 16-24 year olds, matching the intended audience of the student's magazine. The student's research found NME to have a similar look and audience to their proposed magazine, making IPC Media a good potential publisher to reach the intended readership.
Question 3
Bauer Media and IPC Media could potentially distribute the student's music magazine. Bauer Media has had success publishing magazines similar to the student's proposed magazine, like Q Magazine, which also targets the same audience. IPC Media publishes New Musical Express (NME), which targets 16-24 year olds, matching the intended audience of the student's magazine. The student's research found NME to have a similar look and audience to their proposed magazine, making IPC Media a good potential publisher to reach the intended readership.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the most appropriate institution to distribute the magazine focused on metal music. Bauer already publishes Kerrang!, a successful magazine in the same genre. Distributing through Bauer could allow the magazine to leverage Kerrang!'s large audience and advertising across Bauer's other properties. They would be interested since it expands their portfolio in this genre. Other distribution ideas include selling at concerts and festivals targeting the target audience, as well as offering digital and free print versions online and in colleges to attract younger readers moving away from print.
Question three
Bauer Media and Time Inc would be good choices to distribute the author's music magazine. Bauer Media manages over 600 magazines globally and distributes popular music magazines like Q, Classic Rock, and Kerrang, so they understand how to attract the intended audience. Time Inc publishes 350 million copies annually, including magazines like NME and Uncut, showing their success in reaching wide audiences with similar publications. Both companies' experience with comparable magazines means they could effectively publish and advertise and help the author's new magazine reach its target readership.
Evaluation - Question Three
Bauer would be a good potential publisher for the author's magazine. Bauer publishes over 300 magazines across multiple countries and platforms, including some magazines similar to the author's proposed magazine, such as Kerrang!, which targets a similar audience. While the author's magazine wouldn't be identical, it could expand Bauer's market. The author chose Bauer over IPC Media because Bauer has more experience publishing magazines in the same genre and targeting a similar audience. The author's magazine would compete with magazines like NME, Q and Rocksound by having a lower price, a fortnightly rather than weekly or monthly schedule, and an online presence to engage audiences across multiple platforms.
Evaluation Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine. Bauer publishes over 600 magazines with a weekly circulation of 38 million. They produce Q and Kerrang magazines, which have a young target audience like the author's magazine. However, Q and Kerrang focus more on rock music, while the author's magazine combines alternative and mainstream elements and aims to appeal more to females. Distributing with Bauer could fill a gap in their offerings. Bauer also has shares in radio stations and TV channels, allowing for more promotional opportunities through their wide range of media outlets.
Q3 Media Evaluation
The student chose Bauer Media Group to publish their magazine because it is the largest media institution, publishing over 300 magazines across 15 countries. Bauer has experience with similar music magazines like Q, Mojo, and Kerrang, which have audiences that align with the student's target demographic for their alternative rock magazine. Q magazine in particular sells over 50,000 copies monthly and has a reader profile similar to what the student aims for. Bauer's success with these other magazines demonstrates they can effectively publish the student's new magazine as well.
Presentation2
The magazine would likely be distributed by Mixmag or The Pop magazine distributors because they already distribute similar magazines in the mainstream house music genre. Choosing one of these established distributors would help the magazine reach its target audience since the distributors are familiar with that audience and have experience successfully distributing magazines in that genre. The magazine would likely be sold in mainstream retail stores like grocery stores, music stores, and newsagents where the target clubber/dance audience would shop. It could also be distributed digitally through subscriptions on the magazine's website and promoted on websites like YouTube to reach people beyond retail stores.
Task 3
A music magazine company like Bauer Media would be well suited to distribute a new rap magazine, as they already publish magazines in various music genres successfully. Bauer also has experience targeting niche audiences similar to rap fans. Alternatively, Spin Media or Town Square Media could distribute the magazine since they already publish established rap magazines like XXL and Vibe, so they understand how to create successful rap-focused media products.
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This document discusses an indie music magazine and its publishing and distribution. It suggests that Bauer Media would be a good publisher as they have experience with similar magazines like Q and Kerrang. Bauer Media also has good distribution contacts with major retailers that could get the magazine in front of a wide audience. Social media, particularly Facebook, is recommended for advertising the magazine since its target demographic is mostly active online. Focus groups are also suggested to help market the magazine effectively by gathering user opinions and perceptions.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing an R&B magazine through a media institution. It considers several institutions - Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and Harris Publications - and their experience distributing magazines. The author chooses IPC Media to distribute the magazine because they are the leading UK news distributor, have 60 iconic UK brands, and distribute magazines in supermarkets to broaden the audience. The magazine would be distributed in supermarkets worldwide and online, with free samples and video clips on the website to promote interest.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media distribution companies in the UK for a new music magazine. It analyzes the two major publishing houses, IPC and Bauer Media, which both distribute magazines with similar target audiences of 15-34 year olds. Specifically, Bauer Media distributes Q Magazine, which has a circulation of 80,418 copies and targets a slightly older audience than NME Magazine. The document concludes that Bauer Media would be the preferred choice to distribute a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds, as they have experience targeting the desired demographic. An alternative option would be to independently publish the magazine, citing the success of MixMag as an example.
Task 3
Bauer media may distribute a rap magazine as they already have successful magazines in different music genres that appeal to consumers. Rap also has a wider fan base than other music genres, so if marketed properly, a rap magazine from Bauer could reach more people and be more profitable. Alternatively, companies like Spin Media and Town Square Media, which have experience creating rap magazines like XXL and Vibe, may distribute the magazine as they understand how to make successful rap-focused publications.
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The document discusses choosing between Bauer Media Group and National Magazine Company to distribute a new magazine called TRAW about the underground Grime music industry in the UK. National Magazine Company would be the best choice as it would benefit both the magazine and the company by gaining exposure and widening the audience. Distributing the magazine through National Magazine Company could also help struggling Grime artists by promoting the magazine's recognition through National's access to radio and television.
Question 3 media
After researching several magazine distribution companies, the author realized Bauer and IPC Media would not be good choices as they already distribute magazines similar to the author's music magazine. However, Immediate Media Co was identified as an ideal option since they do not currently distribute a magazine like the author's, but do have experience distributing other music magazines. As the largest magazine publisher in the UK, Immediate Media Co could effectively reach the author's target audience without competing directly with magazines they already support.
Evaluation q3
Time Inc. would be the media institution to distribute the musical theatre magazine product because it publishes NME in the UK and USA, has experience with smaller, genre-specific magazines, and already has a large following across both countries for its existing magazines. The magazine would target a smaller audience interested in musical theatre rather than broader genres like rock or pop covered by larger publishers Bauer Media and Wenner Media.
Question 3 hattie gibson
The document discusses potential publishers for a new music magazine. It considers Bauer, which has experience distributing similar magazines like Kerrange and MOJO. Bauer doesn't currently have a magazine focused on mainstream, top 40 music, so the new magazine could fill a niche. It also looks at IPC, the publisher of the popular NME magazine. While NME's target age range of 15-45 is broader than the new magazine's target of 15-21 year olds, IPC has experience with this genre. Distributing through IPC could also leverage NME's large, interested audience and allow the magazines to work together and provide feedback.
As evaluation q3
This document evaluates three potential media institutions that could distribute the author's music magazine product:
1) Lynne Segall, known for Billboard magazine, which has over 17,000 weekly copies in circulation and 15 million yearly readers, making it a significant presence in the market. The author's magazine could exploit a genre of music not covered and create a new sales point.
2) Bauer Media Group, a large European publisher with print, TV, and radio stations. Magazines like Q and Kerrang have similar audiences and Bauer's experience would allow benefits but they currently do not feature a magazine of the author's genre.
3) Time Inc., an American publisher of over 100 magazines including NME. Time
Media evaluation question 3
Bauer Media and IPC are two of the largest media institutions in the UK that were considered to distribute the author's new music magazine product. [1] Bauer publishes over 300 magazines across 15 countries, including popular music magazines like Kerrang!, MOJO and Q. [2] IPC publishes over 350 million copies per year of magazines like NME, Nuts and Uncut in the UK. [3] Ultimately, the author chooses Bauer Media to distribute the new magazine because their magazine Q is published monthly, leaving less competition, and Bauer has a wider range of magazines targeting the intended audience.
Media evaluation question 3
Bauer and IPC are two large UK media institutions that distribute magazines. Bauer distributes over 300 magazine titles across 15 countries, including major music magazines. It distributes an impressive 38 million magazines per week worldwide. IPC publishes over 350 popular titles annually in the UK such as Uncut and NME. After researching both companies, the document's author concluded that Bauer would be the best publisher for his proposed music magazine "DOWNLOAD" due to Bauer's large audience reach and extensive experience in magazine distribution since 1953.
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The document discusses potential media companies that could distribute the magazine "Ragnarock". It suggests that the Bauer Media Group would be a good choice as they own two successful rock music magazines, Q and Kerrang!, and therefore have experience distributing similar magazines. Distributing with Bauer avoids having those magazines as competition and allows for collaboration between brands. A second option mentioned is Time Inc. UK, which owns the music magazine NME that covers similar rock, alternative and indie genres to the proposed magazine. Time Inc.'s experience with NME and other music magazines would help them successfully distribute Ragnarock.
Evaluation 3
Bauer and IPC Media are potential distributors for the author's new dubstep magazine. While neither distributes a similar magazine currently, Bauer distributes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q and MOJO. Bauer's wide range of media platforms could help advertise the new magazine. IPC Media distributes the well-known music magazine NME but lacks Bauer's variety of advertising opportunities. Ultimately, the author chooses Bauer as the distributor due to their success with music magazines and ability to promote across multiple media platforms.
Question 3
Bauer Media and IPC Media could potentially distribute the student's music magazine. Bauer Media has had success publishing magazines similar to the student's proposed magazine, like Q Magazine, which also targets the same audience. IPC Media publishes New Musical Express (NME), which targets 16-24 year olds, matching the intended audience of the student's magazine. The student's research found NME to have a similar look and audience to their proposed magazine, making IPC Media a good potential publisher to reach the intended readership.
Question 3
Bauer Media and IPC Media could potentially distribute the student's music magazine. Bauer Media has had success publishing magazines similar to the student's proposed magazine, like Q Magazine, which also targets the same audience. IPC Media publishes New Musical Express (NME), which targets 16-24 year olds, matching the intended audience of the student's magazine. The student's research found NME to have a similar look and audience to their proposed magazine, making IPC Media a good potential publisher to reach the intended readership.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the most appropriate institution to distribute the magazine focused on metal music. Bauer already publishes Kerrang!, a successful magazine in the same genre. Distributing through Bauer could allow the magazine to leverage Kerrang!'s large audience and advertising across Bauer's other properties. They would be interested since it expands their portfolio in this genre. Other distribution ideas include selling at concerts and festivals targeting the target audience, as well as offering digital and free print versions online and in colleges to attract younger readers moving away from print.
Question three
Bauer Media and Time Inc would be good choices to distribute the author's music magazine. Bauer Media manages over 600 magazines globally and distributes popular music magazines like Q, Classic Rock, and Kerrang, so they understand how to attract the intended audience. Time Inc publishes 350 million copies annually, including magazines like NME and Uncut, showing their success in reaching wide audiences with similar publications. Both companies' experience with comparable magazines means they could effectively publish and advertise and help the author's new magazine reach its target readership.
Evaluation - Question Three
Bauer would be a good potential publisher for the author's magazine. Bauer publishes over 300 magazines across multiple countries and platforms, including some magazines similar to the author's proposed magazine, such as Kerrang!, which targets a similar audience. While the author's magazine wouldn't be identical, it could expand Bauer's market. The author chose Bauer over IPC Media because Bauer has more experience publishing magazines in the same genre and targeting a similar audience. The author's magazine would compete with magazines like NME, Q and Rocksound by having a lower price, a fortnightly rather than weekly or monthly schedule, and an online presence to engage audiences across multiple platforms.
Evaluation Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be the best media institution to distribute the magazine. Bauer publishes over 600 magazines with a weekly circulation of 38 million. They produce Q and Kerrang magazines, which have a young target audience like the author's magazine. However, Q and Kerrang focus more on rock music, while the author's magazine combines alternative and mainstream elements and aims to appeal more to females. Distributing with Bauer could fill a gap in their offerings. Bauer also has shares in radio stations and TV channels, allowing for more promotional opportunities through their wide range of media outlets.
Q3 Media Evaluation
The student chose Bauer Media Group to publish their magazine because it is the largest media institution, publishing over 300 magazines across 15 countries. Bauer has experience with similar music magazines like Q, Mojo, and Kerrang, which have audiences that align with the student's target demographic for their alternative rock magazine. Q magazine in particular sells over 50,000 copies monthly and has a reader profile similar to what the student aims for. Bauer's success with these other magazines demonstrates they can effectively publish the student's new magazine as well.
Presentation2
The magazine would likely be distributed by Mixmag or The Pop magazine distributors because they already distribute similar magazines in the mainstream house music genre. Choosing one of these established distributors would help the magazine reach its target audience since the distributors are familiar with that audience and have experience successfully distributing magazines in that genre. The magazine would likely be sold in mainstream retail stores like grocery stores, music stores, and newsagents where the target clubber/dance audience would shop. It could also be distributed digitally through subscriptions on the magazine's website and promoted on websites like YouTube to reach people beyond retail stores.
Task 3
A music magazine company like Bauer Media would be well suited to distribute a new rap magazine, as they already publish magazines in various music genres successfully. Bauer also has experience targeting niche audiences similar to rap fans. Alternatively, Spin Media or Town Square Media could distribute the magazine since they already publish established rap magazines like XXL and Vibe, so they understand how to create successful rap-focused media products.
Q3
This document discusses an indie music magazine and its publishing and distribution. It suggests that Bauer Media would be a good publisher as they have experience with similar magazines like Q and Kerrang. Bauer Media also has good distribution contacts with major retailers that could get the magazine in front of a wide audience. Social media, particularly Facebook, is recommended for advertising the magazine since its target demographic is mostly active online. Focus groups are also suggested to help market the magazine effectively by gathering user opinions and perceptions.
Question 3
The document discusses distributing an R&B magazine through a media institution. It considers several institutions - Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and Harris Publications - and their experience distributing magazines. The author chooses IPC Media to distribute the magazine because they are the leading UK news distributor, have 60 iconic UK brands, and distribute magazines in supermarkets to broaden the audience. The magazine would be distributed in supermarkets worldwide and online, with free samples and video clips on the website to promote interest.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media distribution companies in the UK for a new music magazine. It analyzes the two major publishing houses, IPC and Bauer Media, which both distribute magazines with similar target audiences of 15-34 year olds. Specifically, Bauer Media distributes Q Magazine, which has a circulation of 80,418 copies and targets a slightly older audience than NME Magazine. The document concludes that Bauer Media would be the preferred choice to distribute a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds, as they have experience targeting the desired demographic. An alternative option would be to independently publish the magazine, citing the success of MixMag as an example.
Task 3
Bauer media may distribute a rap magazine as they already have successful magazines in different music genres that appeal to consumers. Rap also has a wider fan base than other music genres, so if marketed properly, a rap magazine from Bauer could reach more people and be more profitable. Alternatively, companies like Spin Media and Town Square Media, which have experience creating rap magazines like XXL and Vibe, may distribute the magazine as they understand how to make successful rap-focused publications.
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The document discusses choosing between Bauer Media Group and National Magazine Company to distribute a new magazine called TRAW about the underground Grime music industry in the UK. National Magazine Company would be the best choice as it would benefit both the magazine and the company by gaining exposure and widening the audience. Distributing the magazine through National Magazine Company could also help struggling Grime artists by promoting the magazine's recognition through National's access to radio and television.
Question 3 media
After researching several magazine distribution companies, the author realized Bauer and IPC Media would not be good choices as they already distribute magazines similar to the author's music magazine. However, Immediate Media Co was identified as an ideal option since they do not currently distribute a magazine like the author's, but do have experience distributing other music magazines. As the largest magazine publisher in the UK, Immediate Media Co could effectively reach the author's target audience without competing directly with magazines they already support.
Evaluation q3
Time Inc. would be the media institution to distribute the musical theatre magazine product because it publishes NME in the UK and USA, has experience with smaller, genre-specific magazines, and already has a large following across both countries for its existing magazines. The magazine would target a smaller audience interested in musical theatre rather than broader genres like rock or pop covered by larger publishers Bauer Media and Wenner Media.
Question 3 hattie gibson
The document discusses potential publishers for a new music magazine. It considers Bauer, which has experience distributing similar magazines like Kerrange and MOJO. Bauer doesn't currently have a magazine focused on mainstream, top 40 music, so the new magazine could fill a niche. It also looks at IPC, the publisher of the popular NME magazine. While NME's target age range of 15-45 is broader than the new magazine's target of 15-21 year olds, IPC has experience with this genre. Distributing through IPC could also leverage NME's large, interested audience and allow the magazines to work together and provide feedback.
As evaluation q3
This document evaluates three potential media institutions that could distribute the author's music magazine product:
1) Lynne Segall, known for Billboard magazine, which has over 17,000 weekly copies in circulation and 15 million yearly readers, making it a significant presence in the market. The author's magazine could exploit a genre of music not covered and create a new sales point.
2) Bauer Media Group, a large European publisher with print, TV, and radio stations. Magazines like Q and Kerrang have similar audiences and Bauer's experience would allow benefits but they currently do not feature a magazine of the author's genre.
3) Time Inc., an American publisher of over 100 magazines including NME. Time
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Bauer would be the preferred media institution to distribute the magazine because they have extensive experience distributing magazines for large audiences in similar genres. As a large, established company founded in 1875, Bauer connects with 19 million consumers weekly through influential brands like Kerrang!, Mojo, and Q. Bauer has successfully developed magazines into broader media platforms, as seen with Kerrang! Radio, suggesting they could also help expand the new magazine beyond print to radio, television, and other outlets to reach an even larger audience.
Evaluationquestion3
Team Rock is a publisher of music magazines that focuses on rock music genres. They aim to please audiences who love rock sounds and create a sense of community for their readers. Their magazines such as Classic Rock and Metal Hammer concentrate more on reviews than interviews. While smaller than Bauer Media and Time Inc., Team Rock would be a good fit for the author's new music magazine because they have space for additional magazines and understand how to ensure quality content and distribution to the right audience without direct competition from their other titles.
Evaluationquestion3
Bauer Media Group, Team Rock, and Time Inc. are three leading magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes many popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo. Team Rock focuses on rock music genres and produces magazines like Classic Rock and Metal Hammer. Time Inc. has a broader focus on categories like food, fashion, and gossip, without any music magazines. The document analyzes each publisher and decides that Team Rock would be the best fit for a new music magazine, as they have relevant expertise but also space for a new title in that genre.
Evaluationquestion3
Bauer Media Group, Team Rock, and Time Inc. are three leading magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes many popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo. Team Rock focuses on rock music genres and produces magazines like Classic Rock and Metal Hammer. Time Inc. has a broader focus on categories like food, fashion, and gossip, but does not publish any music magazines. The document evaluates each publisher and decides that Team Rock would be the best fit for a new music magazine, as they have relevant expertise but also space for a new title without direct competition from their existing magazines.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
Bauer Media Group would be a suitable institution to distribute the author's music magazine. Bauer publishes similar magazines like Q Magazine, Mojo, and Kerrang that have the same target audience as the author's magazine. They are also focused on seeking new ideas and developing existing products to meet customer needs. Distributing the magazine through Bauer could help it reach its target audience more widely by selling it in stores frequented by that audience.
Task 4 q4
Bauer would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine because: Bauer publishes over 570 magazines reaching 22 million people through various media; They have been in business since 1875 and sell 38 million magazines per week, demonstrating their ability to successfully publish magazines; Bauer publishes a wide range of magazines including music magazines like Kerrang, showing they understand how to market to different audiences, including rock/alternative music fans which is the target for the new magazine.
EveALUATION 3
Bauer Media would be the best company to publish the magazine for several reasons:
1) Bauer Media is a large UK-based publishing company that publishes magazines in various genres, but does not currently have an R&B/Hip-Hop magazine.
2) Publishing the magazine with Bauer Media would allow the magazine to take advantage of Bauer's existing infrastructure and audience while introducing a new genre.
3) As an UK-based company, Bauer Media would be more convenient and cost-effective to work with than companies based in other countries like the US.
Evaluation q2
This document contains information about circulation and readership numbers for several media companies: Bauer Media, Time Inc., and NME. It also discusses how the magazine Uncut underwent a redesign that reduced its circulation. The conclusion recommends choosing Bauer Media as the media institute to represent the magazine, citing Bauer's experience with similar music magazines, relationships with advertisers, and reputation in the industry.
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- 2. When first researching for my music magazine, I initially chose that Bauer Media would be a successful institution to follow through with as an institution for my music magazine, because of their enormous income, and sizeable sales each year. They are a large business who are incredibly talented in the products they produce. They had a variety of different media products which are portrayed over different technologies, such as magazines, radio and TV.
- 3. I then researched into different magazines that Bauer produced, and found that they produce Kerrang, a rock genre magazine, and also Q, which is a mixed genre magazine. After researching Q, I found that it was quite similar to few characteristics within my own media product. I then realised that going with an institution which already had an existing product quite similar to my own.
- 4. Upon reflection, I have decided that it would no longer be a good idea to chose Bauer to be my chosen institution to distribute my music magazine.
- 5. From further research, Blaze Publishing is quite relatable to the characteristics of my music magazine. The genre of my magazine is bands and orchestras, and this institution does not have a magazine on that so far. I feel they would take on my magazine and distribute it to a sufficient new audience.
- 6. Rhinegold Publishing is another institution that would take on my music magazine. They produce magazines for classical music, and for the performing arts. My magazine ties into some of these characteristics, and I feel as if my genre of bands and orchestra is similar. Rhinegold would be a good institution to get along with, as they’re small and simple, and would open doors to new audiences.