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This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. The survey found that the target audience was primarily young females interested in genres like hip hop, rap, and pop. It also showed that most people would prefer a monthly magazine priced cheaply, as many get music news online and are not regular buyers of magazines. The survey results informed decisions around the magazine's content, style, and pricing to best appeal to this audience.
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Music magazine survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from people about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. It found that 92% of respondents were ages 15-24, 65% were female, and over half listened to rock music. The most popular previously purchased magazine was NME. Respondents were split on whether magazine prices are reasonable. Most agreed they would be more likely to buy a magazine that included a freebie like a CD or poster. This information will help the author design a magazine that appeals to younger music fans.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The main age range of the audience is 15-20 years old.
- Males make up 65% of the audience and females 35%.
- When asked how much they would pay, the most frequent response was £1.50-£1.99, but the magazine will be priced at £3.
- Rock was the most popular music genre, influencing the magazine's style.
- Monthly publication was the most requested frequency.
Survey 2 results
The document contains the results from several surveys that provide information about the target audience for a magazine on alternative rock music. Key results include:
- The audience has a low budget and prefers more affordable and accessible shopping (e.g. H&M, Primark) and dining (e.g. McDonald's) options.
- Popular entertainment includes comedies, dramas, thrillers and horror films, as well as music discovered on YouTube, Spotify and the radio.
- Engagement is high on visual-based social media like Instagram and Snapchat.
- Most of the audience are students or part-time workers, so the magazine should have an affordable price.
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Music magazine survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine.
The survey found that the target audience is 16-22 year old females who are fans of rock music. Most purchase music magazines once a year or every other year. The most popular content is interviews, news, Q&As, product reviews, and essays. Based on this, the magazine will focus on rock artists and include these top content types to attract the target demographic of 16-22 year old female rock fans. The magazine will be priced between £1-2 to appeal to its largely student audience.
Results/Analysis of Questionnaire
Sharondeep Bachra conducted a questionnaire to help shape their thinking for a new music magazine. The results showed that most respondents were females aged 16-18 who preferred R&B music and would be willing to purchase a magazine monthly for £3.95. These findings influenced Sharondeep's decisions to target their magazine towards this audience, focus on R&B music, price it at £3.95 and release it monthly. Color was also found to attract readers so an appropriate color scheme will be used.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority (63.33%) of the target audience is 15-20 years old.
- The audience is split 53.33% female and 46.67% male.
- Over half (53.33%) would pay £3-5 for the magazine.
- 96.67% said they would buy the magazine monthly.
- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of the target audience is 15-20 years old, slightly more female than male, and willing to pay £3-5 monthly for the magazine. Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day. Respondents said they would be drawn to a magazine offering free concert tickets or posters with exclusive articles, interviews, and coverage of new bands. This information will help the author design and price an effective pop punk magazine for their target readership.
Magazine Audience Research
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine readership. The survey was distributed online through survey monkey to gather information from people. The survey consisted of 6 questions to determine gender, age, music preferences, magazine purchasing habits, how much is typically spent on magazines, and favorite magazine content. The results showed that females buy more magazines than males. The most common age of readers is 14 to 21 years old. Rock music was the most popular genre. Most respondents buy magazines occasionally. Typical magazine spending is £1-4. The most liked magazine content is news about favorite bands, contests, posters, and reviews.
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Music magazine survey analysis
The survey analyzed responses from people about their music preferences and magazine buying habits. It found that 92% of respondents were ages 15-24, 65% were female, and over half listened to rock music. The most popular previously purchased magazine was NME. Respondents were split on whether magazine prices are reasonable. Most agreed they would be more likely to buy a magazine that included a freebie like a CD or poster. This information will help the author design a magazine that appeals to younger music fans.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to research the target audience for a new music magazine. Key findings include:
- The main age range of the audience is 15-20 years old.
- Males make up 65% of the audience and females 35%.
- When asked how much they would pay, the most frequent response was £1.50-£1.99, but the magazine will be priced at £3.
- Rock was the most popular music genre, influencing the magazine's style.
- Monthly publication was the most requested frequency.
Survey 2 results
The document contains the results from several surveys that provide information about the target audience for a magazine on alternative rock music. Key results include:
- The audience has a low budget and prefers more affordable and accessible shopping (e.g. H&M, Primark) and dining (e.g. McDonald's) options.
- Popular entertainment includes comedies, dramas, thrillers and horror films, as well as music discovered on YouTube, Spotify and the radio.
- Engagement is high on visual-based social media like Instagram and Snapchat.
- Most of the audience are students or part-time workers, so the magazine should have an affordable price.
- Att
Music magazine survey
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine.
The survey found that the target audience is 16-22 year old females who are fans of rock music. Most purchase music magazines once a year or every other year. The most popular content is interviews, news, Q&As, product reviews, and essays. Based on this, the magazine will focus on rock artists and include these top content types to attract the target demographic of 16-22 year old female rock fans. The magazine will be priced between £1-2 to appeal to its largely student audience.
Results/Analysis of Questionnaire
Sharondeep Bachra conducted a questionnaire to help shape their thinking for a new music magazine. The results showed that most respondents were females aged 16-18 who preferred R&B music and would be willing to purchase a magazine monthly for £3.95. These findings influenced Sharondeep's decisions to target their magazine towards this audience, focus on R&B music, price it at £3.95 and release it monthly. Color was also found to attract readers so an appropriate color scheme will be used.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include:
- The majority (63.33%) of the target audience is 15-20 years old.
- The audience is split 53.33% female and 46.67% male.
- Over half (53.33%) would pay £3-5 for the magazine.
- 96.67% said they would buy the magazine monthly.
- Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day.
Audience research results and conclusions
The document summarizes the results of a survey about audience preferences for a pop punk music magazine. Key findings include that the majority of the target audience is 15-20 years old, slightly more female than male, and willing to pay £3-5 monthly for the magazine. Popular artists mentioned include Blink-182 and Green Day. Respondents said they would be drawn to a magazine offering free concert tickets or posters with exclusive articles, interviews, and coverage of new bands. This information will help the author design and price an effective pop punk magazine for their target readership.
Magazine Audience Research
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine readership. The survey was distributed online through survey monkey to gather information from people. The survey consisted of 6 questions to determine gender, age, music preferences, magazine purchasing habits, how much is typically spent on magazines, and favorite magazine content. The results showed that females buy more magazines than males. The most common age of readers is 14 to 21 years old. Rock music was the most popular genre. Most respondents buy magazines occasionally. Typical magazine spending is £1-4. The most liked magazine content is news about favorite bands, contests, posters, and reviews.
Questionnaire Results
The document contains the results of a questionnaire completed by candidate Joe Dolan for a magazine project. Based on the responses, 60% of the intended audience is male and between 16-17 years old. 50% of respondents preferred the titles "Hip Hop Daily" or "Beats by Dolan" to brand the magazine. The most popular artist cited was Ol' Dirty Bastard, chosen by 70% of voters. Most respondents suggested a monthly magazine priced between £1-£2. Exclusive interviews and an iTunes gift card competition were also highly requested features.
Survey analysis
- The survey showed that most respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- There was a near even split between male and female respondents, so the magazine should appeal to both genders.
- Indie music was the most popular music genre, but many genres were cited as favorites, so the magazine could focus on either indie music or multiple genres.
- Most respondents said they hardly ever or never buy magazines currently available, so the new magazine should differentiate itself from existing options.
- Interviews were the most popular type of content, so the magazine should feature artist interviews.
- Respondents were interested in both downloading music online and buying albums, so the
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection rather than focusing on one in particular.
3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Analysis and evaluation of questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new rock music magazine. Most respondents were male and between ages 16-21. They currently read magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Gossip that focus on rock music, news, and band information. Respondents associated rock music with words like "loud", "guitars", and "hard". Most would be willing to pay between £2-4 for the magazine and prefer it be published monthly. The results indicate the magazine should feature loud colors like black and red, include interviews and festival/tour dates, and use the Charlemagne font.
Music Magazine Survey Analysis
The document summarizes survey results from a target audience for a new music magazine. It finds that the audience is mostly female aged 16-35, not regular magazine buyers, and willing to pay £2-3 per issue. The most popular music genres are pop, R&B, and house. Interviews and photos would appeal most to readers who purchase magazines at newsagents or supermarkets and read them for leisure, such as on trains.
Question 4
Through surveys of teenagers aged 14-20, the author determined that their magazine should focus on alternative music, which is popular within that age group. The magazine aims to provide information on both established and up-and-coming alternative artists. The author chose this target audience because they are also within this age group and familiar with the genre. The magazine was priced affordably at £2.10 to appeal to students.
Questionnaire analysis - Media AS Coursework
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that the target audience is primarily female ages 16-20 who listen to K-Pop. They are most interested in exclusive interviews and photos/images of artists. Based on the results, the magazine will include these features and be priced at £1-2.99 to appeal to its young audience. It will be distributed both physically and digitally online.
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This document discusses pricing a magazine. It notes that most people spend less than £5 on weekly music products, so the magazine must be priced accordingly while still making a profit and competing with other magazines. All of these factors must be considered when setting the price.
Audience research
The survey results show that the target audience for a new music magazine is teenage females aged 16-20 mostly from Yorkshire and surrounding areas. Most readers preferred a monthly magazine focused on rock and alternative music genres. To promote the magazine, including free CDs and posters on the cover along with offers of band merchandise for subscriptions would be most appealing to the target readers based on the survey responses. The layout should follow the style of the popular magazine Kerrang to have the best chance of success.
Survey analysis
From survey responses, the assistant summarizes:
- Respondents were mainly 16-24 years old from Leeds and York, indicating the target audience.
- Rock, indie, and some pop music were most popular, suggesting the magazine should feature these genres.
- Pictures, interviews, and posters were the most wanted features, showing what content will appeal to readers.
- Most read magazines in spare time to relax and find information about bands, suggesting a casual, informative tone.
Audience survey analysis 2
The survey results showed that most respondents were female and between 16-20 years old, matching the target demographic for the magazine. A majority did not currently read music magazines. When asked about music genres, pop/chart music was the most popular choice. This informed the creator's decision to focus on this genre. Respondents also preferred short quotes and bold phrases on magazine covers resembling gossip publications. They favored articles with many images and little text, and more casual language over formal writing. The survey provided useful guidance about design choices and content for the new magazine.
Graph results from questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people from the target audience of a magazine. It shows that most respondents were female, prefer to buy magazines weekly or occasionally, are willing to spend between £1-2, are persuaded by the cover star, and are interested in indie/rock/alternative music. These results will help the author produce a magazine that fits the wants of the target audience and increases readership.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Survey Resuts
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the target audience and design of a new rock music magazine. The survey found that the audience is majority female but also significantly male, aged 15-24 years old, fans of rock/indie music, willing to pay £2-£3 for a monthly magazine, and interested in detailed articles and artist gossip stories. Key decisions were to make the magazine appeal to both males and females, focus on teenagers as the main audience, and include free posters as a popular bonus feature.
Justification of my model
The document discusses finding a model for a photoshoot for a magazine. The model is 22 years old, fitting the target audience age range. He enjoys indie/rock music and shopping at Topman, interests shared by 23.8% of the audience. These common interests in music and fashion will help make the photoshoot more successful by allowing the model to authentically represent the genre through familiar poses and outfits.
Survey results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences for a target audience. Key findings include:
- The target age is 17-25, mostly male.
- Favorite music genres are dubstep, R&B, and rock.
- Respondents are primarily white British students.
- Price willingness depends on factors like magazine quality, frequency, and extras included.
- Media is mostly consumed through magazines and online.
- Incentives like freebies and posters influence magazine purchases over content alone.
Audience Research / Findings
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires and interviews conducted to gather information for designing a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents preferred bold colors like red and black for the cover and a mixture of images and text in the magazine.
- Indie rock and pop were most popular music genres while classical, R&B, and pop were most listened to genres in interviews.
- The magazine should target 16-24 year olds and include celebrity gossip and concert/gig information.
- Most respondents would pay between 50p-£2 for the magazine.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a newspaper production. The creator initially ignored feedback because they thought their work looked good, but realized feedback was crucial from the reader's perspective. Key feedback addressed improper text alignment with advertisements and masthead, which made the newspaper look unprofessional. Aligning elements in response to this feedback improved the professional appearance. Additionally, disturbing images used attracted readers and fulfilled their purpose of enticing people to read further.
Evaluation q1
This document summarizes how a media product challenges conventions of real magazines by including copyright, masthead, date, issue number, sell-lines, main image, barcode, price and additional features to make the magazine seem realistic. Consistency in positioning elements the same as real music magazines also helps the product look authentic.
Evaluation q7
The document summarizes the learning and improvements from an initial preliminary task to creating a full magazine product. It identifies early faults like improper image positioning, lack of bold text, and unprofessional backgrounds. Improvements included correctly centering images, using simple backgrounds, and more visible fonts. The conclusion states the creator gained a better understanding of magazine standards to look professionally done and learned new skills in image editing, typography, composition, and effects to make items seem real.
Evaluation question 1
The student researched real newspaper conventions like masthead styles and front page content when developing their media product. For the masthead, they used a bold red font that was different from the typical "Times New Roman". Advertisements were placed beside the masthead to avoid drawing attention away from the content. The main article used a dark headline font and image to set a serious tone, following real newspaper conventions. Advertisements were included throughout and focused on local businesses to be relevant to the target audience. The layout and variety of advertisements matched a real local newspaper for clear reading.
Evaluation q6
The document discusses various technologies the author learned during constructing a product for a course. The author learned how to use an Edirol recorder to control microphones and playback recordings. In Photoshop, the author learned how to edit texts, add effects, manipulate colors, airbrush pictures, and merge images. The author's first time using blogger taught them how to publish and edit posts, add voice clips and images, and add slideshows. Slideshare and Divshare allowed the author to publish PowerPoint presentations and audio files by converting them to HTML for embedding in their blog. Finally, Adobe Audition and Sound Studio helped the author edit audio interviews by deleting unwanted clips and editing disruptive sounds.
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Questionnaire Results
The document contains the results of a questionnaire completed by candidate Joe Dolan for a magazine project. Based on the responses, 60% of the intended audience is male and between 16-17 years old. 50% of respondents preferred the titles "Hip Hop Daily" or "Beats by Dolan" to brand the magazine. The most popular artist cited was Ol' Dirty Bastard, chosen by 70% of voters. Most respondents suggested a monthly magazine priced between £1-£2. Exclusive interviews and an iTunes gift card competition were also highly requested features.
Survey analysis
- The survey showed that most respondents were between 16-19 years old, so the magazine should target that age range.
- There was a near even split between male and female respondents, so the magazine should appeal to both genders.
- Indie music was the most popular music genre, but many genres were cited as favorites, so the magazine could focus on either indie music or multiple genres.
- Most respondents said they hardly ever or never buy magazines currently available, so the new magazine should differentiate itself from existing options.
- Interviews were the most popular type of content, so the magazine should feature artist interviews.
- Respondents were interested in both downloading music online and buying albums, so the
Questionnaire results
The questionnaire results showed that:
1) The audience was split evenly between male and female.
2) Music genres and artists were varied, so the magazine should feature a diverse selection rather than focusing on one in particular.
3) While responses to questions about price, cover images, and sections varied, album covers emerged as a preferred main image and sections about new releases and reviews were popular, providing guidance for the magazine's design and content.
Analysis and evaluation of questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience for a new rock music magazine. Most respondents were male and between ages 16-21. They currently read magazines like NME, Kerrang, and Gossip that focus on rock music, news, and band information. Respondents associated rock music with words like "loud", "guitars", and "hard". Most would be willing to pay between £2-4 for the magazine and prefer it be published monthly. The results indicate the magazine should feature loud colors like black and red, include interviews and festival/tour dates, and use the Charlemagne font.
Music Magazine Survey Analysis
The document summarizes survey results from a target audience for a new music magazine. It finds that the audience is mostly female aged 16-35, not regular magazine buyers, and willing to pay £2-3 per issue. The most popular music genres are pop, R&B, and house. Interviews and photos would appeal most to readers who purchase magazines at newsagents or supermarkets and read them for leisure, such as on trains.
Question 4
Through surveys of teenagers aged 14-20, the author determined that their magazine should focus on alternative music, which is popular within that age group. The magazine aims to provide information on both established and up-and-coming alternative artists. The author chose this target audience because they are also within this age group and familiar with the genre. The magazine was priced affordably at £2.10 to appeal to students.
Questionnaire analysis - Media AS Coursework
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It found that the target audience is primarily female ages 16-20 who listen to K-Pop. They are most interested in exclusive interviews and photos/images of artists. Based on the results, the magazine will include these features and be priced at £1-2.99 to appeal to its young audience. It will be distributed both physically and digitally online.
Graphs
This document discusses pricing a magazine. It notes that most people spend less than £5 on weekly music products, so the magazine must be priced accordingly while still making a profit and competing with other magazines. All of these factors must be considered when setting the price.
Audience research
The survey results show that the target audience for a new music magazine is teenage females aged 16-20 mostly from Yorkshire and surrounding areas. Most readers preferred a monthly magazine focused on rock and alternative music genres. To promote the magazine, including free CDs and posters on the cover along with offers of band merchandise for subscriptions would be most appealing to the target readers based on the survey responses. The layout should follow the style of the popular magazine Kerrang to have the best chance of success.
Survey analysis
From survey responses, the assistant summarizes:
- Respondents were mainly 16-24 years old from Leeds and York, indicating the target audience.
- Rock, indie, and some pop music were most popular, suggesting the magazine should feature these genres.
- Pictures, interviews, and posters were the most wanted features, showing what content will appeal to readers.
- Most read magazines in spare time to relax and find information about bands, suggesting a casual, informative tone.
Audience survey analysis 2
The survey results showed that most respondents were female and between 16-20 years old, matching the target demographic for the magazine. A majority did not currently read music magazines. When asked about music genres, pop/chart music was the most popular choice. This informed the creator's decision to focus on this genre. Respondents also preferred short quotes and bold phrases on magazine covers resembling gossip publications. They favored articles with many images and little text, and more casual language over formal writing. The survey provided useful guidance about design choices and content for the new magazine.
Graph results from questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 10 people from the target audience of a magazine. It shows that most respondents were female, prefer to buy magazines weekly or occasionally, are willing to spend between £1-2, are persuaded by the cover star, and are interested in indie/rock/alternative music. These results will help the author produce a magazine that fits the wants of the target audience and increases readership.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Survey Resuts
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help determine the target audience and design of a new rock music magazine. The survey found that the audience is majority female but also significantly male, aged 15-24 years old, fans of rock/indie music, willing to pay £2-£3 for a monthly magazine, and interested in detailed articles and artist gossip stories. Key decisions were to make the magazine appeal to both males and females, focus on teenagers as the main audience, and include free posters as a popular bonus feature.
Justification of my model
The document discusses finding a model for a photoshoot for a magazine. The model is 22 years old, fitting the target audience age range. He enjoys indie/rock music and shopping at Topman, interests shared by 23.8% of the audience. These common interests in music and fashion will help make the photoshoot more successful by allowing the model to authentically represent the genre through familiar poses and outfits.
Survey results
The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences for a target audience. Key findings include:
- The target age is 17-25, mostly male.
- Favorite music genres are dubstep, R&B, and rock.
- Respondents are primarily white British students.
- Price willingness depends on factors like magazine quality, frequency, and extras included.
- Media is mostly consumed through magazines and online.
- Incentives like freebies and posters influence magazine purchases over content alone.
Audience Research / Findings
The document summarizes the results of questionnaires and interviews conducted to gather information for designing a music magazine. Key findings include:
- Respondents preferred bold colors like red and black for the cover and a mixture of images and text in the magazine.
- Indie rock and pop were most popular music genres while classical, R&B, and pop were most listened to genres in interviews.
- The magazine should target 16-24 year olds and include celebrity gossip and concert/gig information.
- Most respondents would pay between 50p-£2 for the magazine.
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Evaluation question 3
The document discusses feedback received from audiences on a newspaper production. The creator initially ignored feedback because they thought their work looked good, but realized feedback was crucial from the reader's perspective. Key feedback addressed improper text alignment with advertisements and masthead, which made the newspaper look unprofessional. Aligning elements in response to this feedback improved the professional appearance. Additionally, disturbing images used attracted readers and fulfilled their purpose of enticing people to read further.
Evaluation q1
This document summarizes how a media product challenges conventions of real magazines by including copyright, masthead, date, issue number, sell-lines, main image, barcode, price and additional features to make the magazine seem realistic. Consistency in positioning elements the same as real music magazines also helps the product look authentic.
Evaluation q7
The document summarizes the learning and improvements from an initial preliminary task to creating a full magazine product. It identifies early faults like improper image positioning, lack of bold text, and unprofessional backgrounds. Improvements included correctly centering images, using simple backgrounds, and more visible fonts. The conclusion states the creator gained a better understanding of magazine standards to look professionally done and learned new skills in image editing, typography, composition, and effects to make items seem real.
Evaluation question 1
The student researched real newspaper conventions like masthead styles and front page content when developing their media product. For the masthead, they used a bold red font that was different from the typical "Times New Roman". Advertisements were placed beside the masthead to avoid drawing attention away from the content. The main article used a dark headline font and image to set a serious tone, following real newspaper conventions. Advertisements were included throughout and focused on local businesses to be relevant to the target audience. The layout and variety of advertisements matched a real local newspaper for clear reading.
Evaluation q6
The document discusses various technologies the author learned during constructing a product for a course. The author learned how to use an Edirol recorder to control microphones and playback recordings. In Photoshop, the author learned how to edit texts, add effects, manipulate colors, airbrush pictures, and merge images. The author's first time using blogger taught them how to publish and edit posts, add voice clips and images, and add slideshows. Slideshare and Divshare allowed the author to publish PowerPoint presentations and audio files by converting them to HTML for embedding in their blog. Finally, Adobe Audition and Sound Studio helped the author edit audio interviews by deleting unwanted clips and editing disruptive sounds.
Task 2
The document discusses annotating 2 local newspaper websites. The goal is to extract key information from the articles like names, dates, locations and events to help users more easily browse and search content. Automatic summarization and named entity recognition techniques will be applied to annotate the articles on the websites in an effort to organize information and help users find relevant news stories.
Evaluation q4
The target audience for the media product is 13-20 year olds who read pop magazines. The creator conducted a survey of this age group with a 10 question questionnaire to learn more about their interests and preferences. The survey responses helped determine what content and features to include in the new magazine.
Task 13
Galtung and Ruge proposed 11 news values that influence whether an event will be reported by the media: frequency, threshold, unambiguity, meaningfulness, consonance, unexpectedness, continuity, composition, reference to elite persons, reference to elite nations, and personalization. They argue that events that score high on several of these values, like celebrity gossip or disasters, are more likely to be deemed newsworthy and reported than events that score low, such as long-term issues. The theory aims to explain what drives media perceptions of newsworthiness.
Task 12
Poster adverts were analyzed to understand their effectiveness. Various elements were examined such as visual design, message framing, and use of images versus text. The analysis found that ads using vivid imagery and positive message framing were more memorable and impactful at grabbing attention than those relying primarily on text.
Evaluation q5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience in a magazine they created. They used a model wearing fashionable clothes and makeup in colorful tones to appear up-to-date and relatable. Models looked directly at the camera to make pages eye-catching and involve the audience. The language used both standard English and colloquialisms to seem sophisticated while having a conversational tone. A limited color palette including red, black, orange, and blue was used to attract both males and females without appearing like a children's magazine.
Evaluation question 1
The document discusses how the media product uses and challenges conventions of real newspapers.
For the masthead, conventions like large bold font and Times New Roman were challenged by using a different but representative local font. Advertisements were placed next to the masthead instead of overpowering it.
The main article used the convention of including a negative front-page story to attract readers, with a dark headline font for seriousness. An image and caption provided context.
Advertisements were included throughout as in local papers, but spaced out to avoid crowding, and featured locally relevant traders.
Task 3
The document compares a local newspaper to its corresponding website. It notes that the website allows for more interactivity through features like hyperlinks, search capabilities, and tabs for easy navigation between sections. The website also provides more content like archives, videos and special sections that expand the information available to users beyond what is found in the print newspaper. Overall, the website offers a more extensive and conveniently accessible collection of articles and materials for readers.
Research and planning task 1
The document analyzes and annotates two local newspapers. It notes that the newspapers use bold fonts and bright colors on the front covers to attract readers' attention across different age groups. Most of the front covers are taken up by images and advertisements to get readers in the festive spirit for Christmas and provide information on local businesses. The inside pages have headlines and articles fitted around images to look professional, with advertisements, banners listing other articles, mastheads in two colors, and a lot of writing, suggesting the newspapers target well-read readers.
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Evaluation question 3
The author conducted a questionnaire to get audience feedback on what they wanted to see in a new newspaper. They used this feedback to develop the product and follow newspaper conventions. After creating the first issue, the author asked local residents to comment honestly on the layout, articles, masthead and images. Initially, the author ignored some of the critical feedback, but learned to see flaws from the reader's perspective. One key piece of feedback was that the text alignment with advertisements and masthead lacked professionalism. By addressing this, the front page gained a more polished look. Images received positive feedback for attracting readers, even if some found them disturbing.
Evaluation question 1
The student researched real newspapers to understand common conventions for elements like the masthead, main articles, and advertisements. For the masthead, the student used a different bold font and color scheme than typical newspapers. The main article followed conventions like using a negative headline in a dark font and including a related image and caption. Advertisements were included and spread throughout pages as is common. Overall, the student's newspaper layout mirrored real newspapers to make the information clear while also adding some unique elements like font and advertisement placement.
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Survey results
The document discusses the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. It summarizes the 10 questions asked in the survey, which focused on gathering information about the respondents' demographics, music preferences, and current magazine buying behaviors. Key findings include that the target audience is 16-24 year olds, particularly females, living in northern England who enjoy pop music. Respondents preferred magazines similar in style to Q, NME and Kerrang and were willing to spend £1.50-£3 on a magazine.
Survey Responses
From survey responses, the assistant summarizes:
- Respondents were mainly 16-24 years old from Leeds and York, indicating the target audience.
- Rock, indie, and some pop music were most popular, suggesting the magazine should feature these genres.
- Pictures, interviews, and posters were the most wanted features, showing what content will appeal to readers.
- Most read magazines in spare time to relax and find information about bands, suggesting a casual, informative tone.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a music magazine. It analyzes survey results showing that the primary audience is females ages 16-24 who enjoy indie music. The magazine will target this audience with indie music coverage, female artists on the cover, and informal writing. It will be distributed in stores like ASDA and WHSmith and also have an online/mobile presence to appeal to tech-savvy millennials. The magazine aims to have a niche but loyal readership among younger audiences interested in indie music and fashion trends.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Questionnaire results
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about preferences for a new music magazine. It found that most respondents preferred an alternative/indie genre focus. Interviews were the most popular article type. Most people said they would pay £3-£4 and that I-D magazine had the best cover design. CLASH magazine was the most commonly preferred existing music magazine. The majority preferred a simple magazine style.
Audience research
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music magazine preferences. It finds that the target audience is mostly male teenagers aged 15-21. The most popular genres are pop and rap/hip hop. While there is no clear favorite existing music magazine, over half of respondents do not currently read magazines. Respondents also do not spend much money on music products each month. The most important content is information about gigs and reviews of albums and gigs. Few respondents regularly buy music magazines. Cover design and cover stars are the biggest attractors to buying a magazine. Most prefer a printed magazine focused on a small range of similar genres.
Analysing my music magazine questionnaire
This document summarizes the results of a music magazine questionnaire completed by people aged 17 and older. The questionnaire asked about respondents' gender, age, music preferences, magazine purchasing habits, preferred places to buy magazines, style of clothing, favorite colors, and ethnicity. The responses helped the author understand their target audience and what would appeal to them in a music magazine, such as featuring popular artists on the cover and distributing the magazine in supermarkets.
Analysing my music magazine questionnaire
The document describes a music magazine questionnaire given to a target audience of 17-year-olds to understand their preferences. Key findings include: most respondents were male, listened to pop music, purchased magazines annually at supermarkets, favored the color black, and were drawn to magazines featuring idols on the cover. This information will help tailor the new magazine to the audience's interests in terms of content, style, and distribution.
Target Audience Questionnaire Analysis
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted to help design a new music magazine. It found that the target audience is primarily female (86%) and under 18 (89.8%), so the magazine will need to be age-appropriate. The most popular genres of music were pop, dance, and R&B. Most respondents were students, so the magazine should focus on ages 11 to 24. Articles on upcoming music, interviews, festivals and concerts will be included based on reader demand and preferences.
Audience Reseach
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences that was posted on social media. It found that the majority of respondents were 15-18 years old and listened to alternative/indie genres like The 1975, Arctic Monkeys, and Fall Out Boy. Many attended live music gigs frequently and wanted to see interviews and tour dates in a music magazine. This provided guidance for designing a magazine aimed at 15-18 year olds that focuses on indie/alternative music.
Pie Chart to show survey results
A pie chart and a report of the results that I gathered with my survey to research my target audience's preferences
Questionaire analysis
This is an analysis of my questionnaire, it shows the results of 94 people's answers and I have applied this to the content and information in my magazine.
Audience research
The document discusses research conducted to inform the development of a music magazine. It presents the results of surveys that asked questions about respondents' gender, age, music preferences, favorite artists, colors, social media use, how they access music, education levels, hobbies, and concert attendance. The research found the target audience is primarily female aged 15-17 who enjoy pop music. They frequently use Facebook and YouTube and have education levels of A-Levels. This information will guide the magazine's content, design, promotion and help engage the target demographic.
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that most of the respondent audience was under 18, slightly more were female than male, and most read magazines slightly or moderately often, suggesting a monthly rather than weekly release. Most would pay between £1-£3 for a music magazine. Rock/indie rock was the most popular music genre. The majority said they would or maybe would buy a music magazine. "Enigma" was the most popular potential magazine name. The most interesting article types were gossip, new music releases, and top 10 songs lists.
Target audience questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to the target audience of a proposed music magazine. It found that the audience is primarily female aged 16-20 who enjoy pop music. Most would pay £4 for the magazine. This information will help the creator focus content on popular artists like Ed Sheeran, include contests and reviews to engage readers, and price the magazine affordably for its young target demographic.
Market Research Report
The document summarizes market research conducted to help design a new music magazine. A survey of 20 people found that most of the target audience is between 18-29 years old, listens to indie/alternative music 4-8 hours per day on iTunes, and prefers to learn about new releases on social media. While only 25% currently buy music magazines, pricing it around £2.99 and focusing on artist interviews, photos, and social media promotion can help attract new readers. The research provided insights into the target demographic and their music preferences to help make the new magazine appealing.
Music magazine survey
The survey results show that the target audience for a new music magazine is 16-20 year old females. Most participants enjoy listening to music and going shopping in their spare time. While music genres were varied, pop was the most popular. The majority of participants never buy music magazines but 11% buy them monthly. To attract repeat buyers, the new magazine will need different content than existing magazines. Most buy magazines for entertainment and enjoy interviews. The magazine will be released monthly for £2.75 to appeal to the target price range.
Analysing survey
Bethany Barrows conducted a survey to help inform the creation of her new music magazine. She asked questions about music preferences, desired magazine extras, social media usage, subscription preferences, and what drives magazine interest. For music genre, R&B was most popular followed by pop. Concert tickets were the most desired extra. Snapchat and Instagram were the most used social media platforms. Most respondents preferred to buy issues individually rather than subscribe. Better extras and online access were cited as things that could increase magazine reading. Interviews and quizzes were the most appealing article types.
Market research report
The document summarizes the results of a market research survey conducted to determine the target audience for a new music magazine. The survey found that the majority of respondents were teenage girls who preferred pop and indie music. Based on the results, the summary is:
The survey of 10 people found that most of the target audience for a new music magazine would be teenage girls aged 13-17 who are interested in pop and indie music genres. The magazine should charge £2 to match what most respondents said they would pay. Imagined Dragons were the most popular artist mentioned and including them could attract readers.
Survey analysiss
The document summarizes the results of a survey about music preferences. It finds that most respondents were female and preferred indie and pop music genres. The target age range is 16-18 years old. While many respondents listen to music for 2-3 hours daily, most do not regularly buy magazines. The document discusses using these insights to design an affordable magazine focused on indie music that will appeal to teenagers' interests.
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- 1. What gender are you? This was the first question in my questionnaire and from the results I can see that females were the majority so this gave me a bit of an idea on what to base my music magazine on because I knew what most of my target audience would be and what they would look for based on stereotypes.
- 2. What age range are you? In this question it is clear the young people have a vast majority. From this I knew that I couldn't put in sophisticated fonts or difficult vocabulary as most youths would not necessarily understand it. Different features would have to be included in the magazine also.
- 3. What genres of music do you listen to? From the graph you can tell that a number of genres were popular with the people that answered. Hip-hop, rap, pop and grime lead the numbers as this is mostly the type of music that is doing well in the charts at the moment. Also because I had a younger audience answering the questions the genres of music also varied whereas if my majority was 35+ maybe classical music may be in the lead.
- 4. How often do you buy magazines? Many magazines have monthly issues and this is why this had the majority in this question. Because I knew how often people brought magazines it made it easier for me to know how much information to include. Many said they didn’t buy magazines at all and they just got their information from the internet so from this I knew what to put in my magazine that would not be available to them through the internet e.g. freebies.
- 5. How much would you be willing to spend on a music magazine? From this question I realised that I shouldn’t set the price too high for the magazine as not many people would purchase it. We can clearly see that most would rather pay the cheaper price which would result to more copies being sold if this was the case for my magazine.