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The document defines key concepts related to audience in media. It explains that audience plays a key role in media as without it there would be no profit. Different gameshow genres will target different age ranges and times of day - for example, dating shows air on Saturday evenings to reach younger viewers, while gameshows air on weeknights to reach older audiences. Institutions like television channels also impact viewership, with more well-known companies reaching larger audiences for their shows.
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The document discusses how a music publication attracted its target audience through intensive advertising using various forms of consumerism relating to the product as well as an initial layout and appealing design that drew in readers.
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An media institution is an establishment that distributes, markets, and produces media products. Examples include Development Hell which distributes Mixmag and Bauer Media which distributes magazines like Kerrang and Mojo. The author's existing product is researched and is distributed by Development Hell Ltd. which also distributes another music magazine. The author would like their dance music magazine to be distributed by Bauer Media as they do not currently distribute any electronic dance music magazines and would allow the magazine to reach a wider audience. Extending the brand to radio stations, festivals, and dance music events would also help promote the magazine.
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