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IPC is one of the UK's leading magazine publishers, selling over 350 million copies annually across 5 divisions including Connect, Ignite!, TX, Inspire, and southbank. IPC owns music magazines NME and Guitar and Bass. NME is a weekly music magazine that has been published since the 1950s and also has an online version with over 7 million users per month to keep readers up to date. It holds an annual award show voted on by readers to celebrate the best new music of the past year.
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Q magazine was founded in 1986 in the UK by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth and is published monthly. It covers reviews of new music releases as well as interviews and features lists of the best music. The magazine is owned by Bauer Media Group, a large international media company. The majority of Q's readers are male, between 30-40 years old, and have above average incomes.
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This power point is looking into the magazine industry and analysing what type of audience they aim for but also what type of magazine they produce.
NME case studdy
NME is a weekly British music magazine established in 1952 that became very popular in the 1970s, with a circulation of 200,000 issues per week. It initially targeted males aged 16-24 but also attracted readers in the 25-34 and ABC1 demographics. In the 1960s, NME began featuring bands like the Beatles and Rolling Stones on its covers and creating its own music polls to promote artists. In subsequent decades, NME adapted to changes in the music industry and expanded its online presence while maintaining a focus on reviewing new contemporary music and bands.
Research reader profile
The document profiles three magazines - We Love Pop which targets teenagers with its £2.99 monthly publication focusing on pop genre music and selling around 50,000 copies every 6 months, Q Magazine which aims at young professionals aged 29 on average with its £3.50 monthly high quality publication focusing on rock music and substance over chart music, and Rolling Stone which is not described but is included in the list of magazines profiled.
Magazine publishers
This document discusses several music magazines published in the UK, including their focus genres and ownership. Q, Kerrang!, and Mojo are published by Bauer Media Group and focus on various music genres. Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, and Prog are published by Team Rock and focus on rock, metal, and prog music respectively. NME and Uncut are published by Time Inc. Mixmag was previously owned by Development Hell but is now independently owned, and The Word was originally published by Development Hell but has since closed down.
Magazine publishers
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the magazine as they have experience publishing successful music magazines like Q, MOJO, and KERRANG! that target similar audiences to the author's proposed magazine. Bauer Media publishes magazines for men, women, and children, widening the potential audience. IPC Media and the BBC may not be as good of fits due to IPC only publishing one rock magazine already and the BBC's magazines targeting different audiences than a young adult music magazine.
Nme Case Study
NME is a British music magazine that was first published in 1952 as a newspaper and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. It stands for "New Musical Express" and became the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. As technology advanced, an online version was launched in 1996 that became the largest music site. The magazine covers alternative bands and keeps readers updated on mainstream artists and topics of interest to younger audiences. It contains 73 pages each week of photos, stories, and analysis of popular artists.
Nme case study.
NME is a British music magazine that was first published as a newspaper in 1952 and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. It covers music news, reviews, and features bands like Green Day, Oasis, and Kasabian. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in rock/metal music. The magazine has a casual style using informal language and focuses on visuals with many images. It is owned by IPC Media which owns other magazines and understands niche audiences.
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Q magazine was founded in 1986 in the UK by Mark Ellen and David Hepworth and is published monthly. It covers reviews of new music releases as well as interviews and features lists of the best music. The magazine is owned by Bauer Media Group, a large international media company. The majority of Q's readers are male, between 30-40 years old, and have above average incomes.
Market research
This power point is looking into the magazine industry and analysing what type of audience they aim for but also what type of magazine they produce.
NME case studdy
NME is a weekly British music magazine established in 1952 that became very popular in the 1970s, with a circulation of 200,000 issues per week. It initially targeted males aged 16-24 but also attracted readers in the 25-34 and ABC1 demographics. In the 1960s, NME began featuring bands like the Beatles and Rolling Stones on its covers and creating its own music polls to promote artists. In subsequent decades, NME adapted to changes in the music industry and expanded its online presence while maintaining a focus on reviewing new contemporary music and bands.
Research reader profile
The document profiles three magazines - We Love Pop which targets teenagers with its £2.99 monthly publication focusing on pop genre music and selling around 50,000 copies every 6 months, Q Magazine which aims at young professionals aged 29 on average with its £3.50 monthly high quality publication focusing on rock music and substance over chart music, and Rolling Stone which is not described but is included in the list of magazines profiled.
Magazine publishers
This document discusses several music magazines published in the UK, including their focus genres and ownership. Q, Kerrang!, and Mojo are published by Bauer Media Group and focus on various music genres. Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, and Prog are published by Team Rock and focus on rock, metal, and prog music respectively. NME and Uncut are published by Time Inc. Mixmag was previously owned by Development Hell but is now independently owned, and The Word was originally published by Development Hell but has since closed down.
Magazine publishers
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for the magazine as they have experience publishing successful music magazines like Q, MOJO, and KERRANG! that target similar audiences to the author's proposed magazine. Bauer Media publishes magazines for men, women, and children, widening the potential audience. IPC Media and the BBC may not be as good of fits due to IPC only publishing one rock magazine already and the BBC's magazines targeting different audiences than a young adult music magazine.
Nme Case Study
NME is a British music magazine that was first published in 1952 as a newspaper and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. It stands for "New Musical Express" and became the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. As technology advanced, an online version was launched in 1996 that became the largest music site. The magazine covers alternative bands and keeps readers updated on mainstream artists and topics of interest to younger audiences. It contains 73 pages each week of photos, stories, and analysis of popular artists.
Nme case study.
NME is a British music magazine that was first published as a newspaper in 1952 and transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. It covers music news, reviews, and features bands like Green Day, Oasis, and Kasabian. The target audience is 16-24 year olds interested in rock/metal music. The magazine has a casual style using informal language and focuses on visuals with many images. It is owned by IPC Media which owns other magazines and understands niche audiences.
Immediate Media
Immediate Media creates a variety of media across genres including magazines like Radio Times, Top of the Pops, and Top Gear. Formed in 2011 through the combination of Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, Immediate Media is now a leading UK publisher with over 75 print and digital brands that reach 33 million consumers monthly. Some of their popular music magazines are BBC Music, the world's best-selling classical music magazine, and Top of the Pops, aimed at younger audiences.
Music magazine publishers research
IPC Media is a leading UK publisher that owns over 80 magazines across various topics. It publishes several music magazines including NME, Uncut, and Kerrang. Development Hell Ltd is an independent media company that publishes two music magazines, The Word and Mixmag. Both magazines target different audiences - The Word is aimed at older adults interested in rock music while Mixmag focuses on club and dance music for teenagers and young adults.
The magazine institutions
Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
Time inc. media
Time Inc. is an American publishing company that owns over 90 magazines. It owns the UK magazine house Time Inc. UK, which publishes several UK titles including the iconic music magazine NME. NME was created in 1952 as a music newspaper in the UK and was the first to include a singles chart, gradually moving to a magazine format over the decades.
Nme magazine presentationn
NME is a popular music magazine in the UK that has been published weekly since 1952. It contains articles, competitions, gig dates, interviews and advertisements related to music. In the 1970s, NME became the best-selling British music magazine by featuring popular artists like the Beatles and Rolling Stones. It has also expanded to host its own award shows, radio and TV programs.
NME magazine history and why they would promote my artist
The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular British music magazine that has been published weekly since 1952. Throughout its history, NME has undergone changes in format, focus, and target audience. While primarily focused on rock and pop music, NME covers a variety of genres and was the first UK music magazine to create a singles chart. The magazine contains articles on current and upcoming artists, competitions, gig listings and advertisements. NME is considered very successful, hosting award shows and having a large online presence focused on music news and reviews.
Publishing research
IPC Media publishes several magazines including NME, which focuses on music. NME was originally a newspaper that transitioned to a magazine format, and was the first British publication to include music singles charts. It has both print and digital readers, who are primarily male aged 15-34.
Bauer Media publishes magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that also focus on music. Kerrang! began as a rock music supplement and now has over 345,000 readers, most commonly aged 15-24. Mojo covers classic rock and newer artists, and has a wider audience from 15-54 years old.
The document analyzes publishers and magazines focused on music content to help decide which company to work with for
Nme casestudy
NME is a British music magazine that was first published in 1952. It started as a newspaper but transitioned to a magazine format during the 1980s-1990s. NME is owned by Time Inc., a large media corporation. The target audience for NME are 16-24 year olds, who are passionate about music. They enjoy attending music festivals and concerts. NME focuses on indie and alternative rock music genres as well as artist interviews, album reviews, and information about music events.
Nme case studdy pres
NME is a popular UK music magazine established in 1952 that was most successful in the 1970s, reaching a weekly circulation of 200,000 issues. In the 1960s, NME set itself apart by featuring bands like the Beatles and Rolling Stones and creating its own reader polls. During the 1970s, NME struggled until changing its magazine covers and advertising for "hip young gunslingers" to attract new readers. By the 1980s, NME was able to offer cassette tapes through mail order and launched its first website in the 1990s, which was redeveloped successfully in 2005 to complement the print magazine.
Top Of The Pops Magazine
Top of the Pops was originally a British music chart TV programme broadcast weekly from 1964 to 2006. It is also known as TOTP and is the UK's best-selling teen gossip magazine, running since 1995. The target audience is 11-15 year olds, and it attracts them through using bright colors, simplistic fonts, and popular celebrities like Justin Bieber on the covers.
Notes for the decline in music magazine
The document discusses the decline of music magazines over recent decades. It notes that magazine circulation figures have plummeted, with NME down to 1,200 online subscribers and Q selling only 50,000 copies per month compared to 200,000 previously. This decline reflects how pop music no longer inspires strong devotion in younger audiences. Additionally, many people now get music reviews, news and interviews online for free rather than purchasing magazines. One magazine that has succeeded is Pitchfork, which appeals to hipster readers. Smashhits also saw a loss of 840,000 readers in the past 17 years after changing its format away from reviews of indie and punk bands toward mainstream teen pop.
Uncut mag
Uncut is a monthly music magazine targeted towards males aged 25-45. It focuses on Americana, rock, and alternative country music. To attract and retain readers, Uncut provides a free CD with each issue featuring classic rock artists. It also offers thorough music and film reviews. Readers can subscribe to receive the magazine annually at a 40% discount compared to individual issues. While circulation has declined in recent years, Uncut remains the UK's most authoritative music and movie magazine according to industry figures. It is distributed in bookstores, supermarkets, and newsagents.
Immediate media presentation
Immediate Media Company Limited is a publishing house formed in 2011 through the combination of Origin Publishing, Magicalia and BBC Magazines assets. It is owned by Exponent Private Equity and publishes over 50 magazine titles and 30 websites, employing 750 staff located in offices in London and Bristol. Two of the music magazines it publishes are BBC Music Magazine, which is the world's best-selling classical music magazine, and BBC Top of the Pops Magazine, which is the biggest-selling teen lifestyle magazine in the market.
Similar magazines
This document discusses several music magazines, including NME, Q, Kerrang!, Empire, MixMag, and DJ Mag. It provides details on their publication frequency, publisher, and historical circulation figures. MixMag saw its highest circulation of 70,000 copies per month in the 1990s during the peak of electronic music subcultures, but now circulates around 20,000 per issue. Similarly, DJ Mag peaked at around 40,000 copies monthly but now is also estimated to reach 20,000 per issue.
Nme case study
The New Musical Express (NME) is a UK music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was originally focused on singles charts and emerging British bands. Throughout the 1960s-1980s, NME championed rock music but struggled with competition and declining sales. It transitioned to a glossy magazine format in the late 1990s and focused on new indie bands into the 2000s. However, circulation continued dropping after 2003.
Radio 1 research
Radio 1 is a BBC radio station that broadcasts popular music and chart hits internationally. It primarily targets young adults. The breakfast show airs weekday mornings and is currently hosted by Nick Grimshaw. Newsbeat provides short news summaries throughout the day. Radio 1 has increased its online content and social media presence on platforms like YouTube and Twitter to engage its changing audience. Choosing Radio 1 would allow the group to reach their primary target of young adults with popular music and inform them of their documentary on teen binge drinking through Newsbeat. It could also reach secondary older audiences who still listen to the station.
Nme magazine research
NME is a British music magazine that was first launched as a newspaper in 1952 and relaunched as a magazine in 1998. It is known for creating the UK's first single chart and introducing influential bands like the Arctic Monkeys, Oasis, Sex Pistols, and Nirvana. The average NME reader is a 25-year-old male who enjoys indie, rock, and alternative music. The magazine uses language suitable for older teenagers and young adults to critique music in a funny but truthful manner.
Media publishers
- IPC Media would be the best publisher for the proposed new punk rock music magazine "Download" as they already publish similar magazines like NME but none focused on punk rock.
- "Download" would appeal to 15+ year olds interested in punk rock music with recurring articles, band features, concert listings, and competitions.
- The pitch proposes biweekly issues sold for £2.99 in stores and online to effectively reach the target audience. Advertising would promote the first issue with both popular and up-and-coming punk bands.
Institutions research
Time Warner is a multinational media conglomerate founded in 1990 through the merger of Warner Communications and Time Inc. It owns companies such as Warner Brothers, Turner Broadcasting, HBO, and Time Inc. The magazine NME is part of Time Warner through its ownership of Time Inc., which produces NME as an indie music magazine founded in 1952. Immediate Media Company is also a publishing corporation that puts out magazines including BBC Music, Top Gear, and Top of the Pops. It was founded in 2011 and employs 750 people between its London and Bristol offices publishing over 50 magazines and 30 websites.
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Institution research for Media
The document discusses two potential publishing companies - International Publishing Company (IPC) and Bauer Media. IPC is the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK and publishes the popular music magazine NME. Bauer Media is the UK's largest privately owned magazine publisher, offering 300 magazines worldwide with both print and online/TV/radio offerings. The document concludes that either company would be suitable to publish a new music magazine due to their large reach and experience in the music magazine space.
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Music magazine publishers research
IPC Media is a leading UK publisher that owns over 80 magazines across various topics. It publishes several music magazines including NME, Uncut, and Kerrang. Development Hell Ltd is an independent media company that publishes two music magazines, The Word and Mixmag. Both magazines target different audiences - The Word is aimed at older adults interested in rock music while Mixmag focuses on club and dance music for teenagers and young adults.
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Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
Time inc. media
Time Inc. is an American publishing company that owns over 90 magazines. It owns the UK magazine house Time Inc. UK, which publishes several UK titles including the iconic music magazine NME. NME was created in 1952 as a music newspaper in the UK and was the first to include a singles chart, gradually moving to a magazine format over the decades.
Nme magazine presentationn
NME is a popular music magazine in the UK that has been published weekly since 1952. It contains articles, competitions, gig dates, interviews and advertisements related to music. In the 1970s, NME became the best-selling British music magazine by featuring popular artists like the Beatles and Rolling Stones. It has also expanded to host its own award shows, radio and TV programs.
NME magazine history and why they would promote my artist
The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular British music magazine that has been published weekly since 1952. Throughout its history, NME has undergone changes in format, focus, and target audience. While primarily focused on rock and pop music, NME covers a variety of genres and was the first UK music magazine to create a singles chart. The magazine contains articles on current and upcoming artists, competitions, gig listings and advertisements. NME is considered very successful, hosting award shows and having a large online presence focused on music news and reviews.
Publishing research
IPC Media publishes several magazines including NME, which focuses on music. NME was originally a newspaper that transitioned to a magazine format, and was the first British publication to include music singles charts. It has both print and digital readers, who are primarily male aged 15-34.
Bauer Media publishes magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that also focus on music. Kerrang! began as a rock music supplement and now has over 345,000 readers, most commonly aged 15-24. Mojo covers classic rock and newer artists, and has a wider audience from 15-54 years old.
The document analyzes publishers and magazines focused on music content to help decide which company to work with for
Nme casestudy
NME is a British music magazine that was first published in 1952. It started as a newspaper but transitioned to a magazine format during the 1980s-1990s. NME is owned by Time Inc., a large media corporation. The target audience for NME are 16-24 year olds, who are passionate about music. They enjoy attending music festivals and concerts. NME focuses on indie and alternative rock music genres as well as artist interviews, album reviews, and information about music events.
Nme case studdy pres
NME is a popular UK music magazine established in 1952 that was most successful in the 1970s, reaching a weekly circulation of 200,000 issues. In the 1960s, NME set itself apart by featuring bands like the Beatles and Rolling Stones and creating its own reader polls. During the 1970s, NME struggled until changing its magazine covers and advertising for "hip young gunslingers" to attract new readers. By the 1980s, NME was able to offer cassette tapes through mail order and launched its first website in the 1990s, which was redeveloped successfully in 2005 to complement the print magazine.
Top Of The Pops Magazine
Top of the Pops was originally a British music chart TV programme broadcast weekly from 1964 to 2006. It is also known as TOTP and is the UK's best-selling teen gossip magazine, running since 1995. The target audience is 11-15 year olds, and it attracts them through using bright colors, simplistic fonts, and popular celebrities like Justin Bieber on the covers.
Notes for the decline in music magazine
The document discusses the decline of music magazines over recent decades. It notes that magazine circulation figures have plummeted, with NME down to 1,200 online subscribers and Q selling only 50,000 copies per month compared to 200,000 previously. This decline reflects how pop music no longer inspires strong devotion in younger audiences. Additionally, many people now get music reviews, news and interviews online for free rather than purchasing magazines. One magazine that has succeeded is Pitchfork, which appeals to hipster readers. Smashhits also saw a loss of 840,000 readers in the past 17 years after changing its format away from reviews of indie and punk bands toward mainstream teen pop.
Uncut mag
Uncut is a monthly music magazine targeted towards males aged 25-45. It focuses on Americana, rock, and alternative country music. To attract and retain readers, Uncut provides a free CD with each issue featuring classic rock artists. It also offers thorough music and film reviews. Readers can subscribe to receive the magazine annually at a 40% discount compared to individual issues. While circulation has declined in recent years, Uncut remains the UK's most authoritative music and movie magazine according to industry figures. It is distributed in bookstores, supermarkets, and newsagents.
Immediate media presentation
Immediate Media Company Limited is a publishing house formed in 2011 through the combination of Origin Publishing, Magicalia and BBC Magazines assets. It is owned by Exponent Private Equity and publishes over 50 magazine titles and 30 websites, employing 750 staff located in offices in London and Bristol. Two of the music magazines it publishes are BBC Music Magazine, which is the world's best-selling classical music magazine, and BBC Top of the Pops Magazine, which is the biggest-selling teen lifestyle magazine in the market.
Similar magazines
This document discusses several music magazines, including NME, Q, Kerrang!, Empire, MixMag, and DJ Mag. It provides details on their publication frequency, publisher, and historical circulation figures. MixMag saw its highest circulation of 70,000 copies per month in the 1990s during the peak of electronic music subcultures, but now circulates around 20,000 per issue. Similarly, DJ Mag peaked at around 40,000 copies monthly but now is also estimated to reach 20,000 per issue.
Nme case study
The New Musical Express (NME) is a UK music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was originally focused on singles charts and emerging British bands. Throughout the 1960s-1980s, NME championed rock music but struggled with competition and declining sales. It transitioned to a glossy magazine format in the late 1990s and focused on new indie bands into the 2000s. However, circulation continued dropping after 2003.
Radio 1 research
Radio 1 is a BBC radio station that broadcasts popular music and chart hits internationally. It primarily targets young adults. The breakfast show airs weekday mornings and is currently hosted by Nick Grimshaw. Newsbeat provides short news summaries throughout the day. Radio 1 has increased its online content and social media presence on platforms like YouTube and Twitter to engage its changing audience. Choosing Radio 1 would allow the group to reach their primary target of young adults with popular music and inform them of their documentary on teen binge drinking through Newsbeat. It could also reach secondary older audiences who still listen to the station.
Nme magazine research
NME is a British music magazine that was first launched as a newspaper in 1952 and relaunched as a magazine in 1998. It is known for creating the UK's first single chart and introducing influential bands like the Arctic Monkeys, Oasis, Sex Pistols, and Nirvana. The average NME reader is a 25-year-old male who enjoys indie, rock, and alternative music. The magazine uses language suitable for older teenagers and young adults to critique music in a funny but truthful manner.
Media publishers
- IPC Media would be the best publisher for the proposed new punk rock music magazine "Download" as they already publish similar magazines like NME but none focused on punk rock.
- "Download" would appeal to 15+ year olds interested in punk rock music with recurring articles, band features, concert listings, and competitions.
- The pitch proposes biweekly issues sold for £2.99 in stores and online to effectively reach the target audience. Advertising would promote the first issue with both popular and up-and-coming punk bands.
Institutions research
Time Warner is a multinational media conglomerate founded in 1990 through the merger of Warner Communications and Time Inc. It owns companies such as Warner Brothers, Turner Broadcasting, HBO, and Time Inc. The magazine NME is part of Time Warner through its ownership of Time Inc., which produces NME as an indie music magazine founded in 1952. Immediate Media Company is also a publishing corporation that puts out magazines including BBC Music, Top Gear, and Top of the Pops. It was founded in 2011 and employs 750 people between its London and Bristol offices publishing over 50 magazines and 30 websites.
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Bauer Media Group is a German limited partnership founded in 1875 that publishes various magazines. It is the publisher of Q magazine, a famous UK music magazine started in the 1980s. Bauer Media Group has over 11,000 employees and annual revenue of around 2.4 billion euros. In addition to Q, its publishing brands include women's magazines, TV listings magazines, and puzzle magazines.
Audience
The target audience for the magazine is males and females aged 16-24 from socioeconomic class ABC1. This audience listens to indie music, enjoys socializing and outdoor activities like playing guitar. They are outgoing and confident. The magazine will appeal to this audience through its young and trendy but professional design with red, white and black colors. Images used will also be attractive and bold to engage the target readership. The magazine will provide information, a sense of identity, opportunities for social interaction, and entertainment through its coverage of indie music artists, festivals, and lifestyle content.
Magazine Cover Evaluations
The magazine cover features Jake Bugg looking directly at the camera with a stern expression to seem serious and connect with readers. The main story is about him giving up alcohol at age 18, which would attract readers with its personal nature. Other design elements aim to position the magazine as rebellious and promote its target artists, including the informal name "NME", bold colors, and taglines about bands like Nirvana. Overall the cover design strives to intrigue and attract readers through personal stories, prominent images and text, and associations with featured rebellious musicians.
Audience profile
Chloe Baker's ideal magazine reader would be between 16 and 22 years old, enjoying indie and pop music from artists like Arctic Monkeys, George Ezra, and Lana Del Rey. They would be interested in learning about musicians' personal lives and new music through interviews and gossip in the magazine. While the target reader enjoys indie culture and may rebel against societal norms, they would likely only pay up to £3 for a subscription, and stay engaged through online discussions on social media about the music they enjoy.
Double spread analysis
The double page spread features a large main image of the band Arctic Monkeys covering both pages. Their casual stance and leather jackets symbolize their indie music style. The title "Leather Trousers" stands out in bold red text against a natural brown and green background. A quote from the article is pulled out in red to entice readers. Only a short extract of the main article is included, acting as a taster to draw readers into the larger piece on the inside pages. The layout uses mainly black and blue colors which reflects the band's more understated music style compared to pop genres.
Audience
The document discusses the purposes and functions of magazines. It states that magazines must provide relevant information about their genre to inform readers about past, present and future events in that industry. This allows readers to personally connect with the magazine and gain identity through relating to featured artists or agreeing with reviews. When readers identify with artists in the magazine, they are more likely to purchase it. Magazines also aim to entertain readers and make them want to read more through their content and presentation of information.
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The document defines a masthead as the title of a newspaper or magazine at the head of the first or editorial page. It then provides examples and brief descriptions of the mastheads for several publications, including NME (New Musical Express), Q Magazine, Kerrang!, and Billboard. The descriptions note design elements like fonts, colors, shapes, and symbols used in each masthead and how those elements relate to the target audience and content of the respective publication.
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Samantha Harris conducted a survey to inform the design of her music magazine, receiving 33 responses. She asked questions about readers' demographics, favorite artists, willingness to pay, desired magazine features, and more. The majority of respondents were aged 16-18, Harris' primary target audience. Most wanted to see breakthrough artists on the cover and popular artists like Arctic Monkeys and The 1975 featured. Readers preferred the magazine priced at £2.50-£3.00 and include tickets to concerts or festivals as prizes. The survey helped Harris customize her magazine for maximum appeal.
Audience Profile
Ben is a 20-year-old who lives in London and works in business but has a strong passion for music, arts, and culture. He regularly attends gigs and festivals with his girlfriend and keeps up with the latest artists, news, and gossip by subscribing to music magazines, following artists on social media, and watching MTV. Ben enjoys feeling part of a music-focused community and connecting with others who share his interests, including meeting his girlfriend, through online music sites.
Music magazines
The document analyzes the design elements of magazine covers for NME, Kerrang!, and Q magazines. It discusses how each magazine's masthead, images, sell lines, colors, and other features are deliberately designed to represent the magazines' brands and target audiences. The mastheads and colors aim to convey rebellion for NME or loudness for Kerrang!, while Q uses simplicity. Images of bands are prominently displayed and positioned to highlight popular members. Sell lines advertise additional content to draw readers. Colors and freebies are used to attract attention and interest readers in the magazines' music content.
Double Page Spreads
The document summarizes a double page spread from a magazine featuring Lady Gaga. The image shows Lady Gaga naked except for costume jewelry covering her cleavage. Her expression and makeup could be seen as sexual. The layout includes the image on one page and text on the facing page, following the magazine's typical style. The color scheme of black, white, and red is also typical. While this article lacks pull quotes and new media links, those elements usually feature in magazine articles.
Existing mastheads
NME is an acronym for "New Musical Express", a British music magazine known for providing readers with information about music. The masthead is short, catchy, and easy to remember, using capital letters and red text to stand out on the page. Drowned in Sound is an online music magazine represented by a phrase that alludes to being immersed in music. Its masthead uses pink and black colors and features an image of someone drowning within the "O" of "sound" to emphasize its name.
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Codes are systems that create meaning, including technical codes involving equipment usage and symbolic codes reflecting characters' feelings. Conventions are generally accepted ways of doing things in a genre. The document discusses codes and conventions for elements like the front cover, contents page, and double page spreads of music magazines. These include issue numbers, dates, images, headings, and color schemes used consistently across examples of the genre.
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NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 media brands and targets a wide audience. NME covers various music genres and targets both male and female younger readers through its coverage of current music trends.
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NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 media brands and targets a wide audience. NME covers various music genres and targets both male and female younger readers through its coverage of current music trends.
NME
NME (new musical express) is a British music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952 and has been published weekly since. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC Media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 brands. NME has an online website with over 5 million users per month and holds annual music awards voted on by readers. The target audience for NME is both male and female, especially younger people, as it aims to cover a wide range of up-to-date music genres.
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Aesthetica magazine was founded in 2002 by students at York St John University. It focuses on art, culture and design and is published six times per year for an international audience. It has a circulation of 144,000 and explores contemporary visual culture through editorial content and critical debate. Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 focusing on music and entertainment with a target audience of young, urban hip-hop fans. It has a circulation of over 301,000 and attracts 19 million customers monthly. Q magazine has been published monthly in the UK since 1986 covering various music genres. It has a circulation of 52,781 and costs £4 per issue.
IPC
The document discusses the IPC media group and their history of publishing various magazine types over the years. It provides a timeline of magazines published from the 1800s to today, covering genres like music, women's interests, TV, sports and more. The IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience with successful music titles like NME and knowledge of the genre. They may look to publish rock/indie or pop magazines that fit their existing audiences.
Research into publishing houses
The document summarizes several large publishing houses and the magazines they produce. IPC Media publishes magazines in the UK for mass market women, men, and upmarket women, totaling over 26 million readers. Their music magazines include NME and Uncut. Bauer Media publishes over 282 magazines across 15 countries, and owns music magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo. Condé Nast was founded in 1907 and is best known for Vogue magazine. Future plc focuses on select audiences with niche interests, owning music magazines like Metal Hammer. East Midland Allied Press is a business-to-business publisher located in London.
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The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new dance and pop music magazine. It analyzes IPC Media, Bauer Media, and magazines published by Bauer like Mixmag. Bauer Media is identified as a good option as it is a large, multinational company that already reaches dance music audiences through properties like Mixmag and radio stations. It would offer larger budgets for advertising, promotions, and attracting famous artists. The document also provides details on the Mixmag magazine website and compares it to what an online presence for the new magazine could look like.
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Immediate Media Co publishes magazines, TV shows, and online content across various media. One of their magazines is Top of the Pops, launched in 1995 to replace an older magazine and target a younger teen audience. Top of the Pops TV series, which ran from 1964 to 2006, was also successful worldwide. Time Warner owns various subsidiaries, including IPC which publishes magazines such as NME, a popular UK music magazine founded in 1952 that was originally a newspaper and focuses on rock, indie, and alternative music genres.
Ipc research
The document discusses the types of magazines and target audiences that IPC, a publishing company, has been associated with over the years. It notes that IPC initially targeted middle class men with newspapers in the early 1800s and later launched women's magazines. It launched the first music magazine, Musical Express, in the 1950s. By the late 1960s, IPC was publishing a wide variety of magazine genres including music, women's, sports and special interest magazines targeting various classes, ages, and genders.
NME Magazine Presentation
The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular British music magazine that has been published weekly since 1952. Over the years, NME has undergone changes in editors and focus, shifting from a newsprint format to a glossy tabloid size in 1998 with a redesign in 2008 aiming for an older audience. NME was the first UK music magazine to create a singles chart and is known for introducing new bands and artists, containing articles, competitions, gig dates and interviews. The magazine was very successful in the 1970s and features award shows and radio/TV programs, with sales peaking at over 73,000 per week in 2004 before declining to around 64,000 in 2007. NME aims to appeal to a mass audience
NME Magazine Presentation
The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular British music magazine that has been published weekly since 1952. Throughout its history, NME has undergone changes in editors, focus, and format, transitioning from a newsprint to a glossy tabloid in 1998. The magazine covers the latest and upcoming bands and artists through articles, competitions, interviews and advertisements. NME was also historically successful in the 1970s as the best-selling British music magazine and for introducing new artists like the Beatles. It continues targeting music fans of all genres, mainly aged late teens to mid-20s.
History of the NME (case study)
NME (New Musical Express) is a weekly British music publication that has been published since 1952. It focuses on rock, alternative, and indie music. Originally a newspaper, it became a magazine in the 1980s-1990s. With over 7 million online users per month, NME has shifted to digital as print circulation declines to around 23,000. The magazine is owned by Timeincuk who help distribute it internationally.
IPC Media Presentation
IPC Media is a large British publishing company founded in 1968 that publishes over 70 magazines covering various genres. IPC Media was formed through mergers of newspaper companies in the 1960s and publishes magazines such as NME, Country Life, Marie Claire, and World Soccer. NME is one of IPC Media's most famous publications, launching in 1952 as a weekly music magazine before transitioning to also exist digitally. World Soccer is another IPC Media magazine that has been published monthly about football since 1960.
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The International Publishing Corporation (IPC) was formed in 1963 through the merger of three leading UK magazine publishers and has since published magazines across many genres. IPC's origins date back to magazines launched in the late 1800s. IPC has historically published magazines related to music, fashion, and sports targeted towards both men and higher class women. IPC Media has produced over 60 iconic brands that reach over 26 million UK adults through magazines and 20 million through their websites each month.
IPC
IPC is the UK's leading publisher of print and digital magazine content, with over 60 iconic brands including NME. Formed in 1963 through the merger of several magazine publishers, IPC today creates content for multiple platforms and engages with almost half of all UK adults in print. IPC's magazines are divided into three divisions targeting different audiences: Connect focuses on mass market women's magazines; Southbank targets upmarket women; and Inspire engages the market for men.
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IPC Media is one of the leading publishers in the UK, producing over 60 media brands and reaching over 26 million UK adults through print and digital platforms. Their publishing divisions include music, with their most popular being NME, a mainstream magazine targeting young people interested in indie rock music.
Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publisher in Europe, producing 282 magazines across 15 countries. They are leaders in both magazines and radio, with stations like Kiss targeting younger audiences.
EMAP focuses on business-to-business publishing and organizing conferences and events. Their main music magazine was Smash Hits, targeting young teenage girls interested in pop music and culture.
Icp
IPC Media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, engaging over 26 million UK adults through magazines like Now and Chat. It has three divisions: IPC Connect covers mass market women's magazines; IPC Inspire focuses on men's leisure brands like Country Life; and IPC Southbank features luxury brands for upmarket women like InStyle and Ideal Home. IPC Media was formed in 1963 through a merger of publishers and restructured in 2010 around its three audience groups. Example publications include NME, a weekly music magazine targeting 15-30 year olds, and InStyle, a monthly women's fashion magazine appealing to all women.
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My media product would be published by IPC Media because they already publish magazines similar in content and style, such as NME. As IPC already has an established readership with NME, they could potentially advertise my magazine to those readers. My magazine, called "AUX", would focus solely on unsigned musical acts, filling a niche that no other IPC magazine currently occupies. It would be aimed at young alternative and rock music fans.
Publishing Companies
The document summarizes two major British music magazines and their publishing companies. Melody Maker was the oldest British music magazine launched in 1926 and published by IPC Media, the second largest publishing company. Kerrang! began as a supplement in Sounds in 1981 and became weekly in 1987, focusing on rock and metal. It is published by Bauer Media Group, the largest UK publishing company selling over 38 million magazines per week globally. Both magazines targeted specific audiences for their parent companies' music publications.
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The document analyzes a student music advertisement poster. It notes that the title of the album stands out against the dark background to catch people's attention. It also describes that the poster features an extreme close-up of the artist with a stern expression, intending to convey that his music is serious rather than party music. Additionally, it points out that the release date is prominently displayed across the bottom of the artist's face to emphasize its importance.
Analysis of student digipack
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Institution
- 1. INSTITUTION International Publishing Company
- 2. IPC is one of the UK’s leading consumer magazine and digital publishers, selling over 350 million copies a year. IPC
- 3. IPC covers 5 different areas of magazines. Connect (womans weeklies such as Look and Now Magazine) Ignite! (Mens lifestyle and entertainment) TX (portfolio of television titles) Inspire (leisure and specialist) and southbank (womans lifestyle and home interest) 5 DEVISIONS
- 4. They own NME and Guitar and Bass MUSIC MAGAZINES
- 5. NME is a music magazine released WEEKLY. Releasing it this often gives it a fresh look every week and keeps people up to date more often. Each issue costs £2.60 and you can get various subscriptions It stands for New Musical Express. This makes it easier to remember and a nicer logo. It started as a newspaper and moved more towards a magazine is the late 80’s early 90’s. NME
- 6. An online version of NME was produced in 1996. It is the world biggest stand alone music site, with over 7 million users per month. ONLINE
- 7. 1976 1980 1995 2000 2010 2014 NME have to constantly keep up their appearance and keep it fresh in order to keep appealing to audiences.
- 8. NME hold an award show every year to celebrate the best new music of the past year. The readers of the magazine vote. AWARD SHOW