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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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The document discusses several music magazines and media properties, including NME (New Musical Express), NME.com, the NME Awards, and Top of the Pops magazine and television series. NME is a long-running British music publication that started as a newspaper and later became a magazine. It focuses on rock, alternative, and indie music. Top of the Pops magazine was created to fill the gap left by a previous BBC magazine and was modeled after Q magazine. The Top of the Pops television series aired weekly music charts from 1964 to 2006 on the BBC.
Media CS
The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular weekly music magazine in the UK that has been published since 1952. It was the first British paper to include a singles chart. The magazine's commercial success was in the 1970s and it became associated with genres like gonzo journalism and punk rock. NME's target audience is 18 to 34 year olds interested in indie/rock music. The magazine promotes the music industry through its radio station NME Radio and TV channel NME TV in addition to its print content focusing on bands, gigs and music charts.
Q3 what kind of media institution might distribute
IPC Media sells over 350 million magazines per year across various sections including entertainment and lifestyle. They own NME, one of the most famous music magazines in the UK. Bauer Media Group is a German company based in Hamburg that operates music magazines like Kerrang, Mojo, and Q in 15 countries worldwide. While the author is originally German and attracted to Bauer's success internationally, they note a disadvantage is that Bauer's music magazines are advertised towards men, which could make the company look sexist and not open-minded.
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Time Inc. UK publishes several magazines including NME, TV Time, Cycling Weekly, Swimming Weekly, Golf Monthly, Practical Boat Owner, and Pleasure Cruise Guide Weekly. The Bauer Media Group is one of the largest media companies in Europe, publishing over 500 magazines and 400 digital products across many genres like gardening, music, and parenting. They own popular music magazines like Q, Mojo, and Kerrang which target serious music fans. Bauer produces magazines in different genres to reach a wide audience and increase their revenue by having the leading magazine in each category.
Task 4
This document discusses the history and target audiences of magazines published by IPC Media, a major UK magazine publisher. It notes that IPC launched niche interest magazines in the 1800s and expanded to target women in the early 1900s. IPC continued launching hobby magazines and also targeted younger male audiences with NME in the 1950s. IPC has since expanded its target audiences to different genders, ethnicities, ages and social classes. The document also provides examples of genres IPC could publish new magazines in based on its past successes.
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Bauer Media originally started as a small printing house in Germany but expanded to the UK through the launch of Bella magazine in 1987. It has since grown to become one of Britain's largest publishers through further acquisitions like Emap Consumer Media and Emap Radio in 2008. Bauer Media now reaches over 22 million UK consumers weekly through a portfolio of brands across various platforms like print, digital, radio and TV. Some of its notable magazine brands focused on music include Q, Mojo, and Kerrang!, which attract readers through coverage of popular artists and reviews.
Publishing companies
The major publishers of music magazines in the UK include:
- Time Inc. UK which publishes NME
- Bauer Media Group which publishes Kerrang, Q, and Mojo
- Immediate Media which publishes Top of the Pops
- Development Hell Ltd which publishes Mixmag
- Team Rock which publishes Classic Rock, Prog, Metal Hammer, and Blues
Institutions
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 in Germany that owns a portfolio of magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations across the world. It owns two major UK music magazines, Q and Mojo, with Q selling on average 52,700 copies per month and Mojo selling 94,600. Bauer has been family-owned and managed for five generations and expanded its UK operations through acquisitions.
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The document discusses several music magazines and media properties, including NME (New Musical Express), NME.com, the NME Awards, and Top of the Pops magazine and television series. NME is a long-running British music publication that started as a newspaper and later became a magazine. It focuses on rock, alternative, and indie music. Top of the Pops magazine was created to fill the gap left by a previous BBC magazine and was modeled after Q magazine. The Top of the Pops television series aired weekly music charts from 1964 to 2006 on the BBC.
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The New Musical Express (NME) is a popular weekly music magazine in the UK that has been published since 1952. It was the first British paper to include a singles chart. The magazine's commercial success was in the 1970s and it became associated with genres like gonzo journalism and punk rock. NME's target audience is 18 to 34 year olds interested in indie/rock music. The magazine promotes the music industry through its radio station NME Radio and TV channel NME TV in addition to its print content focusing on bands, gigs and music charts.
Q3 what kind of media institution might distribute
IPC Media sells over 350 million magazines per year across various sections including entertainment and lifestyle. They own NME, one of the most famous music magazines in the UK. Bauer Media Group is a German company based in Hamburg that operates music magazines like Kerrang, Mojo, and Q in 15 countries worldwide. While the author is originally German and attracted to Bauer's success internationally, they note a disadvantage is that Bauer's music magazines are advertised towards men, which could make the company look sexist and not open-minded.
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Time Inc. UK publishes several magazines including NME, TV Time, Cycling Weekly, Swimming Weekly, Golf Monthly, Practical Boat Owner, and Pleasure Cruise Guide Weekly. The Bauer Media Group is one of the largest media companies in Europe, publishing over 500 magazines and 400 digital products across many genres like gardening, music, and parenting. They own popular music magazines like Q, Mojo, and Kerrang which target serious music fans. Bauer produces magazines in different genres to reach a wide audience and increase their revenue by having the leading magazine in each category.
Task 4
This document discusses the history and target audiences of magazines published by IPC Media, a major UK magazine publisher. It notes that IPC launched niche interest magazines in the 1800s and expanded to target women in the early 1900s. IPC continued launching hobby magazines and also targeted younger male audiences with NME in the 1950s. IPC has since expanded its target audiences to different genders, ethnicities, ages and social classes. The document also provides examples of genres IPC could publish new magazines in based on its past successes.
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Bauer Media originally started as a small printing house in Germany but expanded to the UK through the launch of Bella magazine in 1987. It has since grown to become one of Britain's largest publishers through further acquisitions like Emap Consumer Media and Emap Radio in 2008. Bauer Media now reaches over 22 million UK consumers weekly through a portfolio of brands across various platforms like print, digital, radio and TV. Some of its notable magazine brands focused on music include Q, Mojo, and Kerrang!, which attract readers through coverage of popular artists and reviews.
Publishing companies
The major publishers of music magazines in the UK include:
- Time Inc. UK which publishes NME
- Bauer Media Group which publishes Kerrang, Q, and Mojo
- Immediate Media which publishes Top of the Pops
- Development Hell Ltd which publishes Mixmag
- Team Rock which publishes Classic Rock, Prog, Metal Hammer, and Blues
Institutions
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 in Germany that owns a portfolio of magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations across the world. It owns two major UK music magazines, Q and Mojo, with Q selling on average 52,700 copies per month and Mojo selling 94,600. Bauer has been family-owned and managed for five generations and expanded its UK operations through acquisitions.
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
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
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.
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The document discusses various music magazines available in the UK, including their publishers. It provides details on 11 magazines - NME, Kerrang, Uncut, Record Collector, Q Magazine, Mojo, Rocksound, Classic Rock, Mixmag, Top of the Pops, and Metal Hammer. It then discusses the three main publishers of these magazines - TeamRock, Bauer Media Group, and Time Inc UK, outlining their brands, digital offerings, and mission statements.
Q3 evalutation
Bauer Media Group is one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe, distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries across various genres. IPC Media Ltd is a large UK publisher selling over 350 million copies per year of magazines such as Uncut and NME. IPC would be the most suitable distributor for the author's chart music magazine as they have experience with popular music magazines, do not currently have a chart/pop magazine, so the author's magazine would not have to compete within IPC's portfolio.
Task 4A
The document provides an overview of the history and target audiences of IPC Media, a major magazine publishing company in the UK. It traces IPC's expansion from launching niche hobby magazines in the 1800s to establishing women's weeklies in the early 1900s. IPC continued targeting middle class audiences and expanding into new genres. It achieved success with music magazine NME in the 1950s and TV magazine TV Times following advances in technology and media. The document also discusses IPC's continued efforts to diversify its audience reach.
Magazine institutions
IPC media is a large publishing company founded in the UK in 1968 that owns over 60 brands accessible across magazines, online, mobile and tablets. It publishes the popular music magazine NME. Bauer media group owns successful music magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo and reaches 22 million people across over 107 brands. EMAP publishing was founded in 1947 and publishes 17 magazines but none related to music. Development Hell Ltd publishes the 33-year old music magazine Mixmag focused on house music but has no website. The document concludes IPC media would be the best publisher for a new music magazine due to its wide platform reach and NME's similar audience.
Music industries and institutions
IPC Media is a large UK publisher formed in 1963 that publishes magazines across various genres and target audiences. They would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine given their long-running success with NME, but they would not want to publish a magazine that directly competes with NME for readership. They have expertise in creating magazines for music fans aged 16-25 years old but would likely only publish a magazine in a genre not directly covered by NME, such as R&B, to avoid cannibalizing its own sales.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Media Institutions Research
IPC media owns many magazines and is the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK. They create content across multiple platforms and own 60 iconic media brands, including NME magazine which was first published in 1952 as a music newspaper and became a magazine in the 1980s. NME targets males aged 17-30 who are passionate about music, well-educated, and have a high disposable income. BBC Worldwide is the commercial subsidiary of the BBC and owns various media brands across TV, travel guides, music, and magazines.
Question 3
This document discusses different media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It analyzes IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Media. IPC Media is identified as the most suitable choice as it is the leading UK magazine publisher, allowing for wide distribution. In contrast to IPC's mostly male audiences, the proposed magazine targets females. As the leading publisher, IPC also has a large budget that could be used to promote the new magazine.
Institutional research a2
Bauer Media is a multimedia company based in Germany that produces magazines targeted at both mainstream and niche audiences in over 10 countries. Some of its mainstream magazines include Kerrang!, Empire and Q, while its niche magazines cover topics like fishing and golf. Bauer Media owns magazines and radio media, including Australia's largest magazine publisher ACP Magazines. It has a diverse audience of over 19 million consumers per week across its brands.
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.
Magazine publishers
Immediate Media Company publishes BBC Magazines and other magazines covering various genres like motoring, gardening, food, and history. It releases 10 magazines monthly and contracts a wide audience demographic. The CEO is Tom Bureau. It has the largest UK print and digital magazine circulation.
Future PLC publishes 30 magazines in fields like music, gaming, design, photography, and technology. It focuses on gaming magazines and owns popular music magazines. The audience is mature. Its market share and digital presence has grown significantly.
Bauer Media is one of the world's largest magazine publishers with over 600 magazines and 400 digital products. It entered the UK market in 1987 and produces magazines in many genres like music, cars, lifestyle,
Evaluation question three
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the magazine because they are Europe's largest privately owned publishing group and own top music magazines like Kerrang and Q. While Bauer Media does not currently publish a magazine focused on hip-hop/R&B, the proposed magazine could fill that gap in their market. As Bauer Media already has a successful R&B/hip-hop radio station, Kiss 100, partnering with them could help the magazine reach relevant audiences and not directly compete with their other music magazines.
Market research
The document discusses music magazines in the UK, listing Bauer Media Group (Q Magazine, Kerrang), Immediate Media Company (Top of the Pops), and DMC Publishing (Mixmag) as some of the major publishers. It provides details on the type of music each magazine covers, average prices and circulation numbers, and frequency of publication. Reader profiles are also given for Top of the Pops and Mixmag magazines.
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Immediate Media Company publishes magazines across various age ranges and topics. They distribute Top of the Pops, a pre-teen music magazine, as well as Girl Talk for children. The document examines Immediate Media Company as a potential distributor for a new magazine targeted at older teens and early 20s, as they are currently missing magazines for that age range. Their magazines are also distributed by the well-known BBC, which would provide credibility and exposure. The proposed magazine would be available both physically and online to reach the largest possible audience.
Music sub genre research- publishers
Beth Cox is interested in using a publisher for her new music magazine. The document discusses two potential publishers:
Tommy Page is the publisher of Billboard magazine. He has experience working with successful artists as a record executive and had his own number one hit.
Mark Ellen and David Hepworth founded Q magazine in 1986. They have educational backgrounds and experience launching other successful magazines together.
Institutional research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company based in Germany that produces magazines targeted at mainstream and niche audiences in over 10 countries. Some of its mainstream magazines include Kerrang!, Empire, and Q, while its niche magazines cover topics like fishing and golf. It aims to target all demographics through its variety of magazine offerings. Empire magazine is one of Bauer Media's publications targeted towards younger male audiences interested in music and entertainment.
Instituton 2
Times Inc was founded in 1922 and is now a major media company reaching global audiences. While it owns over 90 magazine brands across many genres, it only publishes one music magazine currently. This leaves an opening for a new indie music magazine to fill a gap in their portfolio. Times Inc would be suitable to publish and distribute the proposed new magazine worldwide due to their large social media presence, which would aid marketing to the target 17-30 year old audience.
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Warner Bros. is one of the largest movie studios in the world, founded in 1918 and now part of the Time Warner media conglomerate. It has an estimated $11.7 billion in annual revenue and has produced popular franchises like Harry Potter, Ocean's trilogy, and Terminator. New Line Cinema is a subsidiary of Warner Bros founded in 1967, and is known for horror movies like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Freddy vs. Jason.
Institutions research
Time Warner is the third largest entertainment conglomerate in New York City, owning music magazine NME. It was formed in 1990. Spin Media produces magazine Vibe and owns pop music websites. Spin Media originated from a blog created by Batt and Brown in 1999 that later led to the successful music magazine Vibe launching in 2013.
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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
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
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.
Research
The document discusses various music magazines available in the UK, including their publishers. It provides details on 11 magazines - NME, Kerrang, Uncut, Record Collector, Q Magazine, Mojo, Rocksound, Classic Rock, Mixmag, Top of the Pops, and Metal Hammer. It then discusses the three main publishers of these magazines - TeamRock, Bauer Media Group, and Time Inc UK, outlining their brands, digital offerings, and mission statements.
Q3 evalutation
Bauer Media Group is one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe, distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries across various genres. IPC Media Ltd is a large UK publisher selling over 350 million copies per year of magazines such as Uncut and NME. IPC would be the most suitable distributor for the author's chart music magazine as they have experience with popular music magazines, do not currently have a chart/pop magazine, so the author's magazine would not have to compete within IPC's portfolio.
Task 4A
The document provides an overview of the history and target audiences of IPC Media, a major magazine publishing company in the UK. It traces IPC's expansion from launching niche hobby magazines in the 1800s to establishing women's weeklies in the early 1900s. IPC continued targeting middle class audiences and expanding into new genres. It achieved success with music magazine NME in the 1950s and TV magazine TV Times following advances in technology and media. The document also discusses IPC's continued efforts to diversify its audience reach.
Magazine institutions
IPC media is a large publishing company founded in the UK in 1968 that owns over 60 brands accessible across magazines, online, mobile and tablets. It publishes the popular music magazine NME. Bauer media group owns successful music magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo and reaches 22 million people across over 107 brands. EMAP publishing was founded in 1947 and publishes 17 magazines but none related to music. Development Hell Ltd publishes the 33-year old music magazine Mixmag focused on house music but has no website. The document concludes IPC media would be the best publisher for a new music magazine due to its wide platform reach and NME's similar audience.
Music industries and institutions
IPC Media is a large UK publisher formed in 1963 that publishes magazines across various genres and target audiences. They would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine given their long-running success with NME, but they would not want to publish a magazine that directly competes with NME for readership. They have expertise in creating magazines for music fans aged 16-25 years old but would likely only publish a magazine in a genre not directly covered by NME, such as R&B, to avoid cannibalizing its own sales.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Media Institutions Research
IPC media owns many magazines and is the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK. They create content across multiple platforms and own 60 iconic media brands, including NME magazine which was first published in 1952 as a music newspaper and became a magazine in the 1980s. NME targets males aged 17-30 who are passionate about music, well-educated, and have a high disposable income. BBC Worldwide is the commercial subsidiary of the BBC and owns various media brands across TV, travel guides, music, and magazines.
Question 3
This document discusses different media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It analyzes IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Media. IPC Media is identified as the most suitable choice as it is the leading UK magazine publisher, allowing for wide distribution. In contrast to IPC's mostly male audiences, the proposed magazine targets females. As the leading publisher, IPC also has a large budget that could be used to promote the new magazine.
Institutional research a2
Bauer Media is a multimedia company based in Germany that produces magazines targeted at both mainstream and niche audiences in over 10 countries. Some of its mainstream magazines include Kerrang!, Empire and Q, while its niche magazines cover topics like fishing and golf. Bauer Media owns magazines and radio media, including Australia's largest magazine publisher ACP Magazines. It has a diverse audience of over 19 million consumers per week across its brands.
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.
Magazine publishers
Immediate Media Company publishes BBC Magazines and other magazines covering various genres like motoring, gardening, food, and history. It releases 10 magazines monthly and contracts a wide audience demographic. The CEO is Tom Bureau. It has the largest UK print and digital magazine circulation.
Future PLC publishes 30 magazines in fields like music, gaming, design, photography, and technology. It focuses on gaming magazines and owns popular music magazines. The audience is mature. Its market share and digital presence has grown significantly.
Bauer Media is one of the world's largest magazine publishers with over 600 magazines and 400 digital products. It entered the UK market in 1987 and produces magazines in many genres like music, cars, lifestyle,
Evaluation question three
Bauer Media would be a suitable institution to distribute the magazine because they are Europe's largest privately owned publishing group and own top music magazines like Kerrang and Q. While Bauer Media does not currently publish a magazine focused on hip-hop/R&B, the proposed magazine could fill that gap in their market. As Bauer Media already has a successful R&B/hip-hop radio station, Kiss 100, partnering with them could help the magazine reach relevant audiences and not directly compete with their other music magazines.
Market research
The document discusses music magazines in the UK, listing Bauer Media Group (Q Magazine, Kerrang), Immediate Media Company (Top of the Pops), and DMC Publishing (Mixmag) as some of the major publishers. It provides details on the type of music each magazine covers, average prices and circulation numbers, and frequency of publication. Reader profiles are also given for Top of the Pops and Mixmag magazines.
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Immediate Media Company publishes magazines across various age ranges and topics. They distribute Top of the Pops, a pre-teen music magazine, as well as Girl Talk for children. The document examines Immediate Media Company as a potential distributor for a new magazine targeted at older teens and early 20s, as they are currently missing magazines for that age range. Their magazines are also distributed by the well-known BBC, which would provide credibility and exposure. The proposed magazine would be available both physically and online to reach the largest possible audience.
Music sub genre research- publishers
Beth Cox is interested in using a publisher for her new music magazine. The document discusses two potential publishers:
Tommy Page is the publisher of Billboard magazine. He has experience working with successful artists as a record executive and had his own number one hit.
Mark Ellen and David Hepworth founded Q magazine in 1986. They have educational backgrounds and experience launching other successful magazines together.
Institutional research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company based in Germany that produces magazines targeted at mainstream and niche audiences in over 10 countries. Some of its mainstream magazines include Kerrang!, Empire, and Q, while its niche magazines cover topics like fishing and golf. It aims to target all demographics through its variety of magazine offerings. Empire magazine is one of Bauer Media's publications targeted towards younger male audiences interested in music and entertainment.
Instituton 2
Times Inc was founded in 1922 and is now a major media company reaching global audiences. While it owns over 90 magazine brands across many genres, it only publishes one music magazine currently. This leaves an opening for a new indie music magazine to fill a gap in their portfolio. Times Inc would be suitable to publish and distribute the proposed new magazine worldwide due to their large social media presence, which would aid marketing to the target 17-30 year old audience.
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Bauer Media is a large German media company founded in 1875 that produces magazines, radio and TV stations, and digital products. With estimated revenue of €2.4 billion in 2013 and over 11,000 employees, Bauer Media is a major player in global media. It owns popular music magazines like Q and Mojo.
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Bauer Media Group publishes several music magazines similar in genre to the author's own magazine, including Kerrang!, Q and MOJO. As a large, established multi-national publisher founded in 1875, Bauer Media would be the most suitable institution to publish the author's new magazine due to their experience in the music magazine genre.
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Development Hell LTD is an independent media company based in London that publishes Mix-mag, a leading international dance music magazine. It has a small board and focuses on dance/electronic music genres. The document's author would choose Development Hell LTD to distribute their new house music magazine because it would be a good fit with their existing titles and audience in electronic/dance music genres. Distributing with Development Hell LTD could potentially lead to similar sales figures as Mix-mag, around 21,250 copies per year.
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This document provides information on various music magazines, including Billboard, NME, We <3 Pop, and MOJO. It lists their target demographics, publishers, founding dates, and other key details. Billboard is the world's premier music publication that began in 1894 focusing on billposting and advertising. NME is a weekly magazine published since 1949 primarily read by males aged 23. We <3 Pop is a monthly targeted at girls aged 13-16 focusing on pop culture and gifts. MOJO is a trusted source of musical excellence published since 1993 by Bauer Media, a large European publisher.
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This document provides information on various music magazines, including Billboard, NME, We <3 Pop, and MOJO. It lists their publishers and details about their readership profiles and histories. Billboard is an American company that began in 1894 and is the world's premier music publication. NME is a weekly magazine published since 1949 with mainly male readers aged 23. We <3 Pop is a monthly magazine aimed at girls aged 13-16 that includes interviews, fashion tips, and free gifts. MOJO is loved by readers and musicians for engaging with music, and has been published since 1993 by Bauer, a large European media company.
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.
Music magazine institutions research
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company based in Germany with over 600 magazines and 50 radio/TV stations. One of their popular music magazines is Kerrang!, which focuses on rock music and has a target audience of 15-24 year olds, appealing to both males and females but more so males. Heat is one of their gossip magazines aimed at females ages 16-25.
Time Inc. is a large American publishing company known for magazines like Sports Illustrated and Entertainment Weekly. Their music-focused magazine NME targets mainly 17-30 year old males interested in rock, alternative and indie music. TVTimes is one of their television listings magazines in the UK known for access to television actors.
Research into magazine institutions
The document discusses four main magazine institutions in the UK - IPC Media, Emap, BBC Magazines, and Bauer Publishing Group. It analyzes their target audiences, popular magazines, and strategies for sustaining readership over time. IPC Media produces over 60 brands and reaches two thirds of UK adults. Emap's most successful music magazine was Smash Hits, which targeted young teenagers. BBC Magazines covers a wide range of topics from television to gardening. Bauer Publishing owns radio stations and popular magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo focused on rock music.
Task 4 research into music industries and institutions
Times Inc has historically targeted female audiences but began targeting males more over time through magazines like NME and Shoot. They have experience publishing mainstream music magazines like NME that cover rock and pop genres. As a large company with successful magazines, Times Inc provides financial backing and expertise that would appeal to independent publishers seeking investment to keep their magazines afloat.
Task 4.
IPC has been associated with publishing magazines targeting a wide range of audiences over the years. In the 1800s, they published magazines related to fields, horses, cycling, and other interests. In the 1900s, they launched magazines about yachting, birds, and boats. Throughout the 1900s and 2000s, they published magazines in many genres including homes, women's interests, music, TV, sports, hobbies and more. As a large publisher with experience in various genres, IPC would be well-suited to publish a new music magazine. They could target a unique music genre or broad audience. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be appropriate as they own over 300 magazines across many countries and platforms.
Media transition work
This document provides information about the music magazine NME. It began as a newspaper in 1952 in the UK focused on new music. In the 1970s it became the best-selling British music publication. It was known for supporting punk rock bands. It transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s and 1990s. NME covers a wide range of genres and has headquarters in London, England. The magazine became free in 2015 due to declining sales. It also has a popular website that was launched in 1996.
Media transition work
This document provides information about the music magazine NME. It began as a newspaper in 1952 in the UK focused on new music. In the 1970s it became the best-selling British music publication. It was known for supporting punk rock bands. It transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s and 1990s. NME covers a wide range of genres and artists. Its headquarters are in London and it has an online presence that attracts over 7 million monthly users. The magazine became free in 2015 due to declining sales.
Media transition work
This document provides information about the music magazine NME. It began as a newspaper in 1952 in the UK focused on new music. In the 1970s it became the best-selling British music publication. It was known for supporting punk rock bands. It transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s and 1990s. NME covers a wide range of genres and has headquarters in London, England. The magazine became free in 2015 due to declining sales. It also has a popular website that was launched in 1996.
Publishing Industry
Hearst magazines is a subsidiary of Hearst corporations founded by William Randolph Hearst in 1922 with the first issue of Good Housekeeping. It currently has over 300 publications worldwide, ranging from ELLE to House Beautiful in the UK. While it does not publish music-specific magazines, some of its online publications such as Sugarscape cover music and up-and-coming artists. Hearst magazines is also part of larger Hearst corporations which includes TV and newspaper divisions.
Magazine production companies
Bauer Media is a German media company founded in 1875 that publishes magazines worldwide and has expanded into TV, radio, and marketing services. It employs over 11,000 people across 17 countries and generated €2.4 billion in revenue in 2013. Originally a magazine publisher, Bauer Media now owns numerous radio stations and some TV stations internationally.
1. Institutions Powerpoint
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.
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.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
One institution that could potentially distribute the author's music magazine product is large UK music magazine distributors and editors. These distributors help publish some of the world's largest music magazines, which are sold widely in places like supermarkets, convenience stores, bookshops, and newsagents. Specifically, Bauer Media Group may be more likely to distribute the magazine as it has published other magazines in a similar genre, however as a large company it likely would not be interested in a smaller new music magazine. IPC Media and EMAP, which focus on larger magazines, would probably not be interested in publishing the author's product.
Publisher research
IPC media is a large UK publisher that produces over 60 magazines including NME, TV Weekly, and Teen Now. They engage with 26 million UK adults through their print, online, mobile, and event offerings. Bauer Media also reaches over 19 million UK adults per week through over 80 brands covering music, radio, TV and mobile interests. Specifically, they publish music magazines Kerrang, Q, Mojo, and 4Music. Q started in 1986 as a higher quality monthly music magazine focused on older audiences and expanded to radio and TV. Kerrang also expanded from its magazine roots into radio and TV focused on rock music. NME is a weekly pop/rock magazine published since 1952 known for its singles chart and association with
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