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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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Task 4A
IPC has been associated with a variety of magazine genres and target audiences over the years. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted middle-class males. In the late 1800s, they began publishing magazines for women as well. Throughout the 20th century, IPC published magazines related to various genres including sports, lifestyle, home and gardening, music, and television, targeting both male and female audiences of different ages and social classes. IPC rebranded as IPC Media in the 2000s to focus on television and entertainment magazines. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience with iconic brands like NME and ability to target diverse audiences.
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IPC has been associated with a variety of magazine genres and target audiences over the years. Originally targeting middle class males in the 1800s with magazines on topics like sports and hobbies. IPC later expanded their target audience by launching women's magazines in the late 1800s. Throughout the 20th century, IPC further diversified their magazine topics and audiences to include genres related to world events, new technologies, and celebrities. As a long-established publisher with experience in various music magazines, IPC would be well-suited to publish a new music magazine.
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IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, starting with women's magazines in the early 1900s and expanding to include titles focused on lifestyle, sports, homes, and gardens. In later decades, IPC launched magazines targeting both men and women across different genres including music, TV, and hobbies. One of their earliest music magazines, New Musical Express, helped publish the first official UK music chart and was very successful.
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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.
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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.
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IPC Media is a UK-based consumer magazine and digital publisher owned by Time Inc. It sells over 350 million copies annually and has five divisions: IPC Newspapers, IPC Magazines, IPC Trade and Technical, IPC Books, and IPC Printing. IPC Media publishes over 300 magazine brands across various genres like fashion, beauty, young men, music, and women's weeklies. It also publishes the music magazine NME on a weekly basis, priced at £2.30 with around 70 pages of content on music, film, and concerts.
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IPC has been associated with a variety of magazine genres and target audiences over the years. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted middle-class males. In the late 1800s, they began publishing magazines for women as well. Throughout the 20th century, IPC published magazines related to various genres including sports, lifestyle, home and gardening, music, and television, targeting both male and female audiences of different ages and social classes. IPC rebranded as IPC Media in the 2000s to focus on television and entertainment magazines. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience with iconic brands like NME and ability to target diverse audiences.
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IPC has been associated with a variety of magazine genres and target audiences over the years. Originally targeting middle class males in the 1800s with magazines on topics like sports and hobbies. IPC later expanded their target audience by launching women's magazines in the late 1800s. Throughout the 20th century, IPC further diversified their magazine topics and audiences to include genres related to world events, new technologies, and celebrities. As a long-established publisher with experience in various music magazines, IPC would be well-suited to publish a new music magazine.
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IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, starting with women's magazines in the early 1900s and expanding to include titles focused on lifestyle, sports, homes, and gardens. In later decades, IPC launched magazines targeting both men and women across different genres including music, TV, and hobbies. One of their earliest music magazines, New Musical Express, helped publish the first official UK music chart and was very successful.
Task 4, research into music industries and institutions
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Evolution of Magazine presentation
Magazines have been around since the 17th century, with one of the earliest being a German magazine launched in 1663. The first illustrated magazine was released in 1842 featuring images in The Illustrated London News. As demand grew, production lines were developed to mass produce magazines. Cosmopolitan originally launched as a family magazine in 1886 but became known for its focus on relationships and sex under editor Helen Gurley Brown in the 1960s. The internet has impacted magazines, leading some to develop online presences while some print magazines have seen declining sales as social media allows new ways to engage audiences.
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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.
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IPC Media is a UK-based consumer magazine and digital publisher owned by Time Inc. It sells over 350 million copies annually and has five divisions: IPC Newspapers, IPC Magazines, IPC Trade and Technical, IPC Books, and IPC Printing. IPC Media publishes over 300 magazine brands across various genres like fashion, beauty, young men, music, and women's weeklies. It also publishes the music magazine NME on a weekly basis, priced at £2.30 with around 70 pages of content on music, film, and concerts.
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Magazines are publications issued periodically containing essays, stories, poems and photographs on various topics. The first magazine, titled 'The Gentlemens Magazine', was published in Germany in 1663. In the mid-1800s, monthly magazines grew in popularity as they contained more information than local newspapers. Modern magazines are produced using advanced printing presses and contain a mix of entertaining and advertising content, with the latter helping fund the publication. Common types of magazines include consumer publications targeting specific interests, trade magazines for professional fields, and in-house magazines for companies and organizations.
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IPC has published magazines targeting a variety of audiences over the years, including magazines focused on specific interests like country life, cycling, and music. In the early 1900s, they introduced magazines for white, middle-class women. By the 1950s, they were targeting younger, predominantly white male audiences with magazines like New Musical Express. As technology evolved and television became popular in the 1950s-60s, IPC created magazines related to new media like TV Times. They have experience targeting niche interest groups like music and sports fans.
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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.
A glimpse into magazines
Magazines have existed since the 17th century, starting as literary and philosophy publications in Germany. The first general interest magazine was published in London in 1731, while the first illustrated magazine launched in 1842. Magazines are distributed through mail subscriptions, sales at retailers, or free pick-up locations. Subscribed magazines fall into paid circulation, non-paid circulation, or controlled circulation categories. While seeming like a simple distraction, magazines have significant impacts on society through influencing body image, transforming political views, and shaping consumer purchasing through advertising.
History of magazines
Magazines have existed since the 17th century, starting as intellectual publications in Germany. The term "magazine" originated from the French word for storehouse in the early 18th century when the Gentleman's Magazine popularized the format of including a variety of articles. Throughout the 19th century, magazines grew more common and affordable for the middle class, with some of the earliest advertisements. The rise of magazines continued in the 20th century, driven by technological advances enabling mass production and distribution, along with the growth of advertising revenue. While digital formats now exist, printed magazines still fulfill needs that online content does not.
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Task 4 - IPC Publishers
IPC has published magazines targeting a wide variety of audiences over the years. In the early 1900s, their magazines targeted wealthy audiences interested in activities like yachting and horseback riding. They later launched magazines for women, reflecting the stereotype of women as housewives. In the 1950s, they published TV Times following the rise of television, and NME to target music fans aged 16-25. Since then they have published magazines related to various sports and music genres. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience publishing the successful NME magazine and knowledge of the music industry. They would likely publish magazines related to popular genres like pop, hip hop, and dance to attract a large
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Task 4
Throughout the 1800s-1900s, IPC focused on publishing magazines for higher classes like "horseand hound", "shooting times", and "yachting world". In the 1920s, IPC published magazines based on current trends like "women&home" in response to increased home building. IPC launched new magazines targeting women in the 1930s such as "women's own" and "women", showing a willingness to target new audiences. IPC continued adapting to the times, launching its first music magazine "NME" in the 1950s and expanding to other countries in the 1980s, demonstrating experience in publishing successful music magazines.
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.
Magazines MPC
Magazines have a long history dating back to the 1700s in Britain and faced many challenges establishing in the US due to lack of infrastructure. Their growth exploded in the late 1800s due to increased literacy, postal reforms, railroads, falling prices, and more leisure time. Women's magazines in particular saw great success. By the mid-1900s, magazines had become America's dominant mass medium and advertising platform but began declining with the rise of television in the postwar era. Today, magazines face new challenges from digital media but some have found online success through websites like Slate and Salon.
Q3
IPC Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the media product because they currently distribute magazines similar to the proposed music magazine, such as NME and Marie Claire. IPC Media reaches over 26 million UK adults through its print publications and over 20 million users through its websites each month. It has experience distributing magazines focused on music. The proposed music magazine would be distributed through music stores, record shops, supermarkets, newsagents, and at music venues and stores that appeal to its target audience of people interested in quirky music.
Magazine history timeline
Magazines have existed since the late 16th century, starting as fashion publications and expanding to general interest topics over time. Major developments include the first modern general interest magazine in 1731, advances in printing technologies like lithography in the 19th century enabling higher quality images, and the emergence of specialized magazines in various genres in the 20th century. Modern magazines also benefited from innovations like halftone printing in the 1870s and cheaper wood pulp paper in the late 19th century, allowing for mass publication.
Market research
Many music magazine publishers exist in the UK, publishing magazines focused on various music genres and instruments. Music magazines are worth £18.5 million annually to publishers. Some major publishers discussed include Future PLC, Bauer Media, TeamRock, and Time Inc., each publishing several magazines focused on genres like rock, metal, blues, and general interest in music. Circulation numbers and other details are provided for some example magazine titles from these publishers.
Question 3
Future PLC would be a suitable media institution to distribute my hip-hop music magazine because they have experience publishing magazines in related genres like music and gaming. They also do not currently publish a hip-hop magazine, so my magazine would expand their offerings into a new area. Future PLC is also a good fit because, like my proposed hip-hop magazine, many of their existing magazines focus narrowly on specific interests like a single sport, which limits competition from other magazines. However, Future PLC's focus on only one sport per magazine could potentially dissatisfy customers wanting coverage of multiple sports.
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The International Publishing Corporation (IPC) was formed in 1963 through the merger of three leading UK magazine publishers. Over time, IPC expanded through acquiring other publishers like Fleetway Publications in 1968, bringing titles like Smash Hits and Music Echo under their brand. In 1994, IPC further expanded their music offerings by acquiring EMAP, gaining additional popular music magazines. With their long history and wide range of titles, IPC would be a good choice to publish a new music magazine as they have expertise in the genre and could help the magazine reach a large, diverse audience.
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NME
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 magazines targeted at different audiences. NME targets both male and female younger audiences with its coverage of various music genres and genres.
NME
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.
Magazine publisher research ipc
I.P.C. media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher that was originally formed in the 1850s. It has over 60 iconic brands that reach over 25 million users globally each month. I.P.C.'s history involves acquiring several rival publishers over the decades to expand its portfolio. While I.P.C. publishes some music magazines like NME, it may not be suitable for a new indie music magazine due to already having NME, which could compete for the same audience. In contrast, Bauer Media publishes the rock-focused Kerrang! and may be more suitable as it does not have an indie-focused magazine that could compete.
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Magazines are publications issued periodically containing essays, stories, poems and photographs on various topics. The first magazine, titled 'The Gentlemens Magazine', was published in Germany in 1663. In the mid-1800s, monthly magazines grew in popularity as they contained more information than local newspapers. Modern magazines are produced using advanced printing presses and contain a mix of entertaining and advertising content, with the latter helping fund the publication. Common types of magazines include consumer publications targeting specific interests, trade magazines for professional fields, and in-house magazines for companies and organizations.
Hwk task 4a questions
IPC has published magazines targeting a variety of audiences over the years, including magazines focused on specific interests like country life, cycling, and music. In the early 1900s, they introduced magazines for white, middle-class women. By the 1950s, they were targeting younger, predominantly white male audiences with magazines like New Musical Express. As technology evolved and television became popular in the 1950s-60s, IPC created magazines related to new media like TV Times. They have experience targeting niche interest groups like music and sports fans.
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.
A glimpse into magazines
Magazines have existed since the 17th century, starting as literary and philosophy publications in Germany. The first general interest magazine was published in London in 1731, while the first illustrated magazine launched in 1842. Magazines are distributed through mail subscriptions, sales at retailers, or free pick-up locations. Subscribed magazines fall into paid circulation, non-paid circulation, or controlled circulation categories. While seeming like a simple distraction, magazines have significant impacts on society through influencing body image, transforming political views, and shaping consumer purchasing through advertising.
History of magazines
Magazines have existed since the 17th century, starting as intellectual publications in Germany. The term "magazine" originated from the French word for storehouse in the early 18th century when the Gentleman's Magazine popularized the format of including a variety of articles. Throughout the 19th century, magazines grew more common and affordable for the middle class, with some of the earliest advertisements. The rise of magazines continued in the 20th century, driven by technological advances enabling mass production and distribution, along with the growth of advertising revenue. While digital formats now exist, printed magazines still fulfill needs that online content does not.
Presentation1 media studies by mahnoor tariq (2)
Magazines provide illustrations and vast amounts of knowledge on various topics through articles, stories, reviews, advertisements and pictures. They have evolved from the first gentleman's magazine in 1791 to become increasingly attractive to advertisers with technological developments and rising circulations. Magazines are produced through various printing and circulation methods and come in different categories like consumer, trade, professional and in-house to target various audiences and their interests. In modern times, magazines are expanding their brands across multiple platforms beyond just print as the industry adapts to changes in technology and consumer habits.
Task 4 - IPC Publishers
IPC has published magazines targeting a wide variety of audiences over the years. In the early 1900s, their magazines targeted wealthy audiences interested in activities like yachting and horseback riding. They later launched magazines for women, reflecting the stereotype of women as housewives. In the 1950s, they published TV Times following the rise of television, and NME to target music fans aged 16-25. Since then they have published magazines related to various sports and music genres. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience publishing the successful NME magazine and knowledge of the music industry. They would likely publish magazines related to popular genres like pop, hip hop, and dance to attract a large
History of magazines
The earliest known magazines were invented in the 1600s, beginning with a German publication in 1663. However, magazines did not become widely popular until the 1700s and 1800s. In 1731, the first magazine aimed at the general public was published in England. In the 1800s, magazines began including illustrations and photos to increase sales and popularity. Magazines were first published in America in 1741 and over 100 existed by the late 1700s, though they were initially only affordable to the wealthy. More affordable magazines for the general public emerged in the 1830s with a focus on entertainment. Special interest magazines proliferated in the late 1800s as literacy increased in America.
Task 4
Throughout the 1800s-1900s, IPC focused on publishing magazines for higher classes like "horseand hound", "shooting times", and "yachting world". In the 1920s, IPC published magazines based on current trends like "women&home" in response to increased home building. IPC launched new magazines targeting women in the 1930s such as "women's own" and "women", showing a willingness to target new audiences. IPC continued adapting to the times, launching its first music magazine "NME" in the 1950s and expanding to other countries in the 1980s, demonstrating experience in publishing successful music magazines.
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.
Magazines MPC
Magazines have a long history dating back to the 1700s in Britain and faced many challenges establishing in the US due to lack of infrastructure. Their growth exploded in the late 1800s due to increased literacy, postal reforms, railroads, falling prices, and more leisure time. Women's magazines in particular saw great success. By the mid-1900s, magazines had become America's dominant mass medium and advertising platform but began declining with the rise of television in the postwar era. Today, magazines face new challenges from digital media but some have found online success through websites like Slate and Salon.
Q3
IPC Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the media product because they currently distribute magazines similar to the proposed music magazine, such as NME and Marie Claire. IPC Media reaches over 26 million UK adults through its print publications and over 20 million users through its websites each month. It has experience distributing magazines focused on music. The proposed music magazine would be distributed through music stores, record shops, supermarkets, newsagents, and at music venues and stores that appeal to its target audience of people interested in quirky music.
Magazine history timeline
Magazines have existed since the late 16th century, starting as fashion publications and expanding to general interest topics over time. Major developments include the first modern general interest magazine in 1731, advances in printing technologies like lithography in the 19th century enabling higher quality images, and the emergence of specialized magazines in various genres in the 20th century. Modern magazines also benefited from innovations like halftone printing in the 1870s and cheaper wood pulp paper in the late 19th century, allowing for mass publication.
Market research
Many music magazine publishers exist in the UK, publishing magazines focused on various music genres and instruments. Music magazines are worth £18.5 million annually to publishers. Some major publishers discussed include Future PLC, Bauer Media, TeamRock, and Time Inc., each publishing several magazines focused on genres like rock, metal, blues, and general interest in music. Circulation numbers and other details are provided for some example magazine titles from these publishers.
Question 3
Future PLC would be a suitable media institution to distribute my hip-hop music magazine because they have experience publishing magazines in related genres like music and gaming. They also do not currently publish a hip-hop magazine, so my magazine would expand their offerings into a new area. Future PLC is also a good fit because, like my proposed hip-hop magazine, many of their existing magazines focus narrowly on specific interests like a single sport, which limits competition from other magazines. However, Future PLC's focus on only one sport per magazine could potentially dissatisfy customers wanting coverage of multiple sports.
Ipc
The International Publishing Corporation (IPC) was formed in 1963 through the merger of three leading UK magazine publishers. Over time, IPC expanded through acquiring other publishers like Fleetway Publications in 1968, bringing titles like Smash Hits and Music Echo under their brand. In 1994, IPC further expanded their music offerings by acquiring EMAP, gaining additional popular music magazines. With their long history and wide range of titles, IPC would be a good choice to publish a new music magazine as they have expertise in the genre and could help the magazine reach a large, diverse audience.
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NME
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 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.
Magazine publisher research ipc
I.P.C. media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher that was originally formed in the 1850s. It has over 60 iconic brands that reach over 25 million users globally each month. I.P.C.'s history involves acquiring several rival publishers over the decades to expand its portfolio. While I.P.C. publishes some music magazines like NME, it may not be suitable for a new indie music magazine due to already having NME, which could compete for the same audience. In contrast, Bauer Media publishes the rock-focused Kerrang! and may be more suitable as it does not have an indie-focused magazine that could compete.
Institution
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.
Ipc media
IPC media is a large publishing company formed in 1963 through the merger of three British publishers. It publishes magazines such as Nuts, NME, and Pick Me Up. IPC has a long history of publishing magazines targeting specific audiences, including early magazines focused on male audiences such as Yachting Monthly. IPC later published magazines for female audiences as well during and after World Wars when many women were at home. More recently, IPC published mainstream music magazines to reach a wider audience and maximize profits.
Task 4a
Over the years, IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences, from upper class males in the 1800s to women in the 1930s. The documents discusses the different magazines IPC published each decade from the 1800s to today, targeting audiences like those interested in sports, homes, fashion, and television programming. IPC transitioned from primarily publishing newspapers to magazines as magazines became more popular. The document analyzes how IPC's target audiences and magazine genres evolved over time to appeal to broader demographics.
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 has a long history publishing magazines dating back to the 1800s, targeting various audiences over time including white middle class men, women, and later expanding to music and other genres.
- In the 1920s-1940s, IPC launched magazines targeted at white middle class women like "Ideal Home" and "Woman and Home," reinforcing domestic stereotypes of the time. They also promoted magazines through contests and free gifts.
- By the 1950s, IPC shifted targeting from traditional lifestyle magazines to also include music and TV to appeal to both genders. They launched the first UK music chart through "New Musical Express."
- IPC has merged with other companies over the decades,
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Times Inc has a long history publishing magazines starting in the 1800s targeting middle class males. Over time, they expanded their target audiences to include females and lower classes by launching magazines about homemaking, women's interests, television, sports, hobbies and more. They published just one music magazine, NME, but their willingness to adapt to changes over decades and appeal to diverse audiences makes them a suitable publisher for a new music magazine that could focus on a different genre than NME to attract new readers.
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.
Final research task 4 (q1 3) (1)
- IPC has a long history of publishing magazines targeting different audiences including men, women, and children across various time periods from the 1800s to present day.
- IPC tailors its magazines and promotions to the interests and demographics of the time, such as targeting women with magazines about homemaking in the 1920s-1940s and launching a music magazine in the 1950s as music increased in popularity.
- Partnering with IPC would benefit a new magazine through their expertise in identifying audiences, promoting titles, and ensuring commercial success based on their track record over several decades.
4a
The document discusses the history and evolution of IPC Media, a magazine publisher in the UK. It notes that IPC originally targeted middle-class white men in the 1800s-early 1900s but then began targeting women in the early 1900s. In the 1950s, IPC launched music magazines as the music industry boomed. Over time, IPC has expanded its audiences to be more inclusive of various demographics. The document also examines IPC's experience in launching magazines and targeting diverse audiences.
4a
IPC began launching magazines in the late 1800s targeting middle class white men, but began expanding their audiences over time. In the early 1900s, they started targeting white middle class women with magazines like Woman's Own. In the 1950s, they launched music magazines like NME that attracted younger, mostly white middle class male audiences. IPC has since continued targeting a wide range of audiences across gender, ethnicity and social class.
Nme
NME is a weekly music publication in the UK that has been published since 1952, targeting 16-19 year olds. It started as a newspaper but transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. NME was the first British paper to include a singles chart and was the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. Its parent company, IPC Media, owns over 60 media brands including magazines and was first formed in 1963 to broaden their audience across different publications.
Market research
This document summarizes market research on music magazines in the UK. It provides details on four magazines - Q, Mixmag, Classic Rock, and NME - including their target audiences and publishers. It also examines three publishers - Bauer Media, Time Inc. and Team Rock - and the variety of magazines they produce. Finally, it focuses on the genre of pop magazines, analyzing Top of the Pops, Q, and We Love Pop in terms of their content and target demographics.
Task 4
IPC has been associated with publishing magazines targeted towards older generations as well as hobby-specific magazines throughout the 1900s and 2000s. In the 1910s-1930s, IPC began publishing more women-focused magazines such as Woman's Weekly and Woman's Own. In the 1950s, IPC published New Musical Express, setting the standard for music charts in the UK. IPC went on to publish various magazines focused on genres like lifestyle, cars, boats, and parenting. Due to IPC's reputation and experience publishing a wide range of magazines, they would be well-suited to publish a new music magazine covering genres like R&B that have broad appeal. However, alternative publishers specializing in music magazines like
Task 4a NOT THIS ONE
IPC has published magazines targeting a wide variety of audiences over the years, from upper-class males to middle-class women. In the 1800s, their newspaper targeted educated middle-class males. Later magazines focused on activities like yachting and horseback riding for wealthy audiences. In the 1900s, they published magazines about hobbies like boating and birds targeted at older, upper-class males. From the 1920s-1940s, they shifted to targeting women's magazines at middle-class women. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine because of their experience targeting diverse audiences and genres over many decades of magazine publishing.
Similarities and differences between music magazines
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.
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- 1. IPC Media • IPC Media is a British publishing company founded in 1968, it’s most famous publication is NME (New Musical Express) Magazine, as well as a whole plethora of magazines covering various genres, for a wealth of audiences. Their magazines are now digital and in print – they have a circulation of 350 million copies a year, one of, if not, the largest in country.
- 2. A Brief History of IPC • Established in 1963, IPC was founded after various newspaper companies merged to form one company, originally called Fleetway – IPC was conceived in 1968. During World War Two, the women magazines the independent companies before IPC produced were essential to keeping morale up in these turbulent years.
- 3. Their Publications • IPC manage various publications – over 70 different magazines! Within these, the IPC website divides these publications into 7 categories: • - Country Life & Equestrian (Country Life) • - Fashion & Beauty (Marie Claire) • - Home Interest (25 Beautiful Homes) • - Lifestyle (Essential) • - Sport & Leisure (Soccer World) • - Women’s Weekly (Woman’s Own) • - Music & Young Men (NME)
- 4. NME • Launched in 1952, NME Magazine quickly became the most popular weekly music magazine in the country. Their demographic is 16-24 year olds. In 2013, the magazine had a print circulation of just over 18000, which may seem rather modest but with the rise of the digital magazine (fig. unknown) it makes it look slightly better. One of the last remaining ‘old school music weeklies’ NME focuses on the rock/indie genre. In more modern times, the magazine has been frequently been criticised for ‘obsessing’ over a particular band or artist, whilst not featuring other elements of the genre. In the last decade, Arctic Monkeys have been the prime focus of NME, causing annoyance to some readers. In it’s heyday, NME had a circulation of over 300000 copies!
- 5. World Soccer • World Soccer has been on our shelves every month since 1960 and is still going strong today. The IPC website describes their audience as “Male Football Enthusiasts aged 18-30”. As the title suggests, the magazine is about football, featuring interviews with those involved in the professional game, photos from recent games/events and analytic features on the beautiful game. The average age of those who read ‘World Soccer’ is around 26. The Magazine has a circulation of approx. 30000 copies a month compared to the 12000 of rival publication FourFourTwo.
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