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This document discusses several British TV listing magazines, including Radio Times, the world's first broadcast listings magazine established in 1923; TV Choice, published weekly since 1999 featuring weekly TV listings from Saturday to Friday; What's on TV, focusing on soaps and reality TV while also covering other genres, launched in 1991; and Time Out, a magazine created in 1968 that provides culture, entertainment and events guides in various formats with a readership of over 37,000.
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Radio times history and analysis
Radio Times is a British weekly magazine founded in 1923 by the BBC to provide radio program listings. It was the largest circulation magazine in Europe at its peak. Until 1991, it only listed BBC radio and TV programs, while other magazines listed commercial channels. Today it provides listings for all major UK terrestrial, cable, and satellite TV channels as well as radio. It is published on Tuesdays for the following week and includes 10 pages of daily TV listings spread over double page spreads, along with reviews and listings for digital channels.
Bauer media powerpoint
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations globally. Originally a small German printing house, Bauer Media Group expanded to the UK in 1987 by launching Bella magazine. Bauer Media also owns MOJO and Q magazines in the UK, with MOJO selling roughly 71,000 copies monthly and reaching 210,000 readers, while Q sells around 50,000 copies and is read by 340,000 people, making it the UK's biggest selling music monthly magazine.
Tv listing magazines
TV listing magazines provide weekly program listings for upcoming television broadcasts. Examples mentioned include TV Choice, Radio Times, What's On TV, and Time Out. Radio Times was the world's first broadcast listings magazine, first published in 1923. TV listing magazines are weekly publications that provide viewers programming schedules and details to help them decide what to watch.
Evaluationquestion3
IPC Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it already produces the popular music magazine NME. While IPC Media publishes NME, the author's proposed magazine, Amplify, would appeal to a specific genre audience and have a distinct style from NME. Distributing Amplify through IPC Media could lead to success in the UK market similarly to NME. The magazine could also be expanded online and through event sponsorships as NME has done, growing its readership beyond local audiences.
Institution task - Michael Carey
Bauer Media group was initially established as a small printing house in Germany in 1987 and is now the third largest publisher in Britain. They publish several renowned music magazines including Q Magazine, Kerrang, and Empire film magazine. In total, Bauer Media publishes over 10 magazines. Time Inc. is one of the largest consumer magazine publishers in the UK, selling over 350 million magazines annually. It was founded in 1968 and publishes popular magazines such as NME and TIME. Top Right group specializes in business-to-business magazines like Drapers, Nursing Times, and Architects Journal. It was formed in 1887 and had shares sold to Bauer Media in 2008.
Question Three
IPC Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, founded in 1947 and headquartered in London. It publishes over 350 million copies of magazines annually and had an operating income of £223 million in 2019. The author wants IPC Media to distribute their new music magazine called DYNAMTIE because IPC already successfully publishes the iconic music magazine NME, which sells millions of copies, and feels partnering with IPC could lead to similar success for their new magazine.
Publishers of music magazines powerpoint
Bauer Media is a UK-based media group consisting of magazine and radio divisions, with a magazine heritage dating back to 1953 with the launches of Angling Times and Motor Cycle News; it continues launching new magazines, including Closer in 2002 and Grazia in 2005 as Britain's first weekly glossy, and owns over 80 well-known brands. Blaze Publishing specializes in niche magazines, directories, and shows related to shooting, motoring, women's lifestyle, art, and recently music magazines, and has grown to become the largest independently-owned publisher in the shooting sector.
Institutional Research
AS Media Studies Coursework-Institutional research on Bauer Media Group and Mama Group, including details on Kerrang! and The Fly magazines.
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Radio times history and analysis
Radio Times is a British weekly magazine founded in 1923 by the BBC to provide radio program listings. It was the largest circulation magazine in Europe at its peak. Until 1991, it only listed BBC radio and TV programs, while other magazines listed commercial channels. Today it provides listings for all major UK terrestrial, cable, and satellite TV channels as well as radio. It is published on Tuesdays for the following week and includes 10 pages of daily TV listings spread over double page spreads, along with reviews and listings for digital channels.
Bauer media powerpoint
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns magazines, digital products, radio and TV stations globally. Originally a small German printing house, Bauer Media Group expanded to the UK in 1987 by launching Bella magazine. Bauer Media also owns MOJO and Q magazines in the UK, with MOJO selling roughly 71,000 copies monthly and reaching 210,000 readers, while Q sells around 50,000 copies and is read by 340,000 people, making it the UK's biggest selling music monthly magazine.
Tv listing magazines
TV listing magazines provide weekly program listings for upcoming television broadcasts. Examples mentioned include TV Choice, Radio Times, What's On TV, and Time Out. Radio Times was the world's first broadcast listings magazine, first published in 1923. TV listing magazines are weekly publications that provide viewers programming schedules and details to help them decide what to watch.
Evaluationquestion3
IPC Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it already produces the popular music magazine NME. While IPC Media publishes NME, the author's proposed magazine, Amplify, would appeal to a specific genre audience and have a distinct style from NME. Distributing Amplify through IPC Media could lead to success in the UK market similarly to NME. The magazine could also be expanded online and through event sponsorships as NME has done, growing its readership beyond local audiences.
Institution task - Michael Carey
Bauer Media group was initially established as a small printing house in Germany in 1987 and is now the third largest publisher in Britain. They publish several renowned music magazines including Q Magazine, Kerrang, and Empire film magazine. In total, Bauer Media publishes over 10 magazines. Time Inc. is one of the largest consumer magazine publishers in the UK, selling over 350 million magazines annually. It was founded in 1968 and publishes popular magazines such as NME and TIME. Top Right group specializes in business-to-business magazines like Drapers, Nursing Times, and Architects Journal. It was formed in 1887 and had shares sold to Bauer Media in 2008.
Question Three
IPC Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, founded in 1947 and headquartered in London. It publishes over 350 million copies of magazines annually and had an operating income of £223 million in 2019. The author wants IPC Media to distribute their new music magazine called DYNAMTIE because IPC already successfully publishes the iconic music magazine NME, which sells millions of copies, and feels partnering with IPC could lead to similar success for their new magazine.
Publishers of music magazines powerpoint
Bauer Media is a UK-based media group consisting of magazine and radio divisions, with a magazine heritage dating back to 1953 with the launches of Angling Times and Motor Cycle News; it continues launching new magazines, including Closer in 2002 and Grazia in 2005 as Britain's first weekly glossy, and owns over 80 well-known brands. Blaze Publishing specializes in niche magazines, directories, and shows related to shooting, motoring, women's lifestyle, art, and recently music magazines, and has grown to become the largest independently-owned publisher in the shooting sector.
Institutional Research
AS Media Studies Coursework-Institutional research on Bauer Media Group and Mama Group, including details on Kerrang! and The Fly magazines.
Bauer media 1
The Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned media group, founded in 1875 in Hamburg with 11,000 employees worldwide. It operates in 19 countries including the UK, Germany, and Australia. In the UK, Bauer Media owns over 25 magazines and 100 websites, reaching over 40 million users globally. It is also Britain's biggest magazine publisher, launching iconic titles since 1953. Furthermore, Bauer Media operates 81 radio stations in the UK, having the largest radio audience, and its radio brands have expanded across Europe.
Music magazine institutions
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group that owns over 300 magazines across 15 countries as well as online, TV, and radio stations. It began in 1953 and has multiple offices worldwide. Future PLC is a UK-based media corporation founded in 1985 that publishes over 30 magazines focused on topics like video games, technology, films, photography, and sport. It owns magazine companies such as Total Guitar, Total Film and EDGE.
Media transition work
Bauer Media owns over 80 brand names across magazines, radio, and television. Two of their most popular magazine brands are Heat, a weekly celebrity and entertainment magazine launched in 1999, and Mojo, a monthly music magazine that has published 79,345 issues. BBC Worldwide commercially supports the BBC and British creatives abroad, having invested over £1 billion in the UK creative sector. They publish magazines like BBC Music and operate television channels like CBeebies, a channel for children aged 6 and under known for its awards.
History of the Bauer Media Group
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest magazine publisher and one of the leading players in Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Poland and the USA. It publishes over 600 magazines in 20 countries with around 11,500 employees. Founded in 1875 in Hamburg, Germany, Bauer Media Group started as a small printing plant and gradually expanded its magazine and radio portfolio over the following decades through both organic growth and acquisitions. Today under the leadership of Yvonne Bauer, Bauer Media Group continues its international expansion strategy and is now Europe's largest radio station operator.
Bauer media
The Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned media group, founded in 1875 in Hamburg with over 11,000 employees worldwide operating in 19 countries. Bauer Media UK is Britain's biggest magazine publisher with over 40 million users globally accessing their brands which include Heat, KISS, TV Choice, Take A Break, Magic, and Absolute Radio. Their radio business operates 81 commercial stations in the UK and through brands like KISS FM and Box Plus Network, they have the biggest radio audience in the UK and reach over 16 million viewers per month on television.
Keynote 1 music institutions
Bauer is a large European media company founded in 1875 with over 11,000 employees worldwide. They publish over 600 magazines and manage various digital, radio, and TV properties. In the UK, Bauer owns magazines like Heat and radio stations like Kiss FM. Future is a smaller UK media company founded in 1985 focusing on magazines in areas like video games, technology, films and photography. They own websites like GamesRadar+ and the Official PlayStation Magazine. Both companies have expanded their portfolio over the years through acquisitions and now distribute content across various platforms.
Homework 2
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 that owns Q Magazine. It owns a portfolio of magazine, digital, radio and TV brands across many countries. In the UK, Bauer Media owns various magazines including Q Magazine, as well as radio stations and television music channels through a joint venture with Channel 4, including The Box TV. Bauer Media has a diverse range of target audiences for its many magazines and other media brands.
Media Studies MMIR
Bauer is a large European media company headquartered in Germany that manages over 600 magazines and 400 digital products across multiple platforms. It has two main divisions: magazines and radio. Some of Bauer's magazine brands include Closer, Grazia, Kerrang, NME, and various TV listings magazines. Bauer first launched a magazine in 1953 and entered the radio business in 1990. It has grown over the decades through acquisitions of magazines and radio stations. Future PLC is another UK-based media company that publishes over 180 magazines focused on topics like video games, technology, films, and sports. It was founded in the 1980s and includes magazines like Nintendo, Xbox, PlayStation and PC Gamer in its portfolio.
Media studies MMIR
Bauer is a large European media company headquartered in Germany that manages over 600 magazines and 400 digital products across multiple platforms. It has two main divisions: magazines and radio. Bauer launched its first magazine in 1953 and entered radio in 1990 by acquiring stations. It has since grown significantly through acquisitions, launching prominent brands like Closer, Grazia and Kerrang magazines. Future PLC is another UK-based media company founded in the 1980s that publishes over 180 interest magazines on topics like video games, films and sports, including brands like Xbox Magazine and PC Gamer. Guitarist is a long-running music magazine published by Future focused on guitar playing.
Keynote 1 music institutions
A keynote presentation based on 2 music magazines with details on the company history and publications that they manage.
Industrial context
The document outlines the history and development of magazines from their origins with the printing press in the 15th century through their evolution in the 20th century with the addition of images and advertising. It notes key publications throughout history and provides contemporary circulation figures for magazines in the UK, led by The National Trust Magazine. It also discusses how the magazine industry has adapted to technological changes by producing digital content and apps as audiences access more information online.
Music magazine institutions
Bauer Media Group is a large international media company that was founded in 1953 and owns over 300 magazines across 15 countries as well as radio, TV, and digital properties. It has multiple offices worldwide and began with the launch of Angling Times magazine. Future PLC is the sixth largest media corporation in the UK, founded in 1985 in Somerset. It pioneered including free software with magazines and owns titles like Total Guitar, Total Film and EDGE that target mature audiences.
Magazine institutions
The document summarizes four major magazine institutions in the UK - Bauer, BBC, Emap, and IPC Media. Bauer publishes over 300 magazines across 15 countries and owns several radio stations, with an audience of over 12 million listeners. Emap specialized in business magazines but was acquired by other companies in 2008. IPC is owned by Time Warner and publishes around 90 magazines annually, including the long-running music magazine NME which reaches over 1 million fans per week.
Q3
This document discusses media institutions that distribute media products and analyzes which institutions would be suitable for distributing a music magazine. It defines a media institution as an establishment that controls distribution, marketing and production. It provides examples of major media institutions like Microsoft, BBC, ITV and HMV. It also examines existing music magazines like Mix Mag and DJ Magazine that are distributed by companies like Development Hell Ltd. and Thrust Publishing. Finally, it argues that Bauer Media would be the best company to distribute a new music magazine due to its large budget, mass market reach, and ability to engage audiences across magazines, websites, radio and television.
Question 3 media
IPC Media would be a good choice to distribute my media product as they are the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, engaging over 26 million UK adults across print, online, and mobile platforms with over 60 magazine brands. They have an award-winning portfolio of websites reaching over 25 million global users monthly. Alternatively, BBC Magazines or Bauer Media could also be options as they are large established magazine publishers in the UK with a variety of popular magazine titles in different genres.
Media publishing
The publishing industry in the UK generates £6 billion in annual revenue. It includes magazines, books, directories, and newspapers. Vogue is an influential American fashion magazine published monthly by Conde Nast, aiming at readers aged 20 and older. Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine devoted to rock music that is published weekly by Bauer Media Group, which operates magazines and media brands across 16 countries. New digital platforms like smartphones and tablets provide magazines new opportunities to reach more readers and increase sales.
Magazine Institutions
This document discusses several major magazine publishing companies: Bauer Media, EMAP, Time Inc., and Condé Nast. Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe, publishing over 600 magazines. EMAP was the UK's second largest publisher but was split up and sold in 2007, with many titles acquired by Bauer Media. Time Inc. publishes magazines such as Fortune and Time. Condé Nast publishes magazines including Vogue and The New Yorker. The author decides that Bauer Media would be the best publisher for their magazine due to Bauer's large size and resources.
Question 3
Warner group publishing would be a good distributor for my magazine because it has expertise in publishing specialist magazines through its portfolio of over 30 magazine titles across various consumer and business-to-business markets and provides full publishing services from creation to distribution, helping publishers get their publications to market.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be well-suited to distribute a new music magazine called "Selected". As a large, multinational media corporation with over 300 magazine titles and revenues of 2.8 billion euros, Bauer Media has extensive experience and resources for distribution. They employ over 6,400 people across creative, marketing, management and distribution roles. While BBC Media and Times Inc. are also major media institutions, their focus or smaller size may limit their promotion of a new magazine brand.
Magazine research
Bauer Media Group is a large German media company that publishes the monthly music magazine Q and the rock magazine Kerrang!. It also has a 50% stake in Box Television, which operates several music television channels in the UK. Bauer has offices located around the world, including in Germany, the US, UK, France, and China. NME is a popular UK music publication owned by Time Inc., which is part of Warner Communication, known for owning Warner Brothers studios. NME was launched in 1952 and has been published weekly since, later launching an successful online version in 1996.
Opening Storyboard
A graffiti tagger wearing a bandana to cover his face is seen walking down a dark street at night and entering an alleyway where he begins spraying graffiti on a canvas. As he finishes, he notices a policeman walking down the street in his direction and must run away to avoid being caught. The camera then zooms in on the canvas revealing that the tagger had spray painted the title of a documentary about graffiti versus art.
Character profiles
The document profiles several characters for a story:
Tristan, the 18-year-old unemployed protagonist from Cape Town, now living in London, who has fallen into a drug habit. The Jester is the intimidating antagonist, wearing an orange jumpsuit and horrifying clown mask. Hannah is a 13-year-old British schoolgirl from London. Chaz is a 22-year-old British drug dealer from Central London. Issy is a 21-year-old English news reporter from Surrey.
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Bauer media 1
The Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned media group, founded in 1875 in Hamburg with 11,000 employees worldwide. It operates in 19 countries including the UK, Germany, and Australia. In the UK, Bauer Media owns over 25 magazines and 100 websites, reaching over 40 million users globally. It is also Britain's biggest magazine publisher, launching iconic titles since 1953. Furthermore, Bauer Media operates 81 radio stations in the UK, having the largest radio audience, and its radio brands have expanded across Europe.
Music magazine institutions
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group that owns over 300 magazines across 15 countries as well as online, TV, and radio stations. It began in 1953 and has multiple offices worldwide. Future PLC is a UK-based media corporation founded in 1985 that publishes over 30 magazines focused on topics like video games, technology, films, photography, and sport. It owns magazine companies such as Total Guitar, Total Film and EDGE.
Media transition work
Bauer Media owns over 80 brand names across magazines, radio, and television. Two of their most popular magazine brands are Heat, a weekly celebrity and entertainment magazine launched in 1999, and Mojo, a monthly music magazine that has published 79,345 issues. BBC Worldwide commercially supports the BBC and British creatives abroad, having invested over £1 billion in the UK creative sector. They publish magazines like BBC Music and operate television channels like CBeebies, a channel for children aged 6 and under known for its awards.
History of the Bauer Media Group
Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest magazine publisher and one of the leading players in Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Poland and the USA. It publishes over 600 magazines in 20 countries with around 11,500 employees. Founded in 1875 in Hamburg, Germany, Bauer Media Group started as a small printing plant and gradually expanded its magazine and radio portfolio over the following decades through both organic growth and acquisitions. Today under the leadership of Yvonne Bauer, Bauer Media Group continues its international expansion strategy and is now Europe's largest radio station operator.
Bauer media
The Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned media group, founded in 1875 in Hamburg with over 11,000 employees worldwide operating in 19 countries. Bauer Media UK is Britain's biggest magazine publisher with over 40 million users globally accessing their brands which include Heat, KISS, TV Choice, Take A Break, Magic, and Absolute Radio. Their radio business operates 81 commercial stations in the UK and through brands like KISS FM and Box Plus Network, they have the biggest radio audience in the UK and reach over 16 million viewers per month on television.
Keynote 1 music institutions
Bauer is a large European media company founded in 1875 with over 11,000 employees worldwide. They publish over 600 magazines and manage various digital, radio, and TV properties. In the UK, Bauer owns magazines like Heat and radio stations like Kiss FM. Future is a smaller UK media company founded in 1985 focusing on magazines in areas like video games, technology, films and photography. They own websites like GamesRadar+ and the Official PlayStation Magazine. Both companies have expanded their portfolio over the years through acquisitions and now distribute content across various platforms.
Homework 2
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 that owns Q Magazine. It owns a portfolio of magazine, digital, radio and TV brands across many countries. In the UK, Bauer Media owns various magazines including Q Magazine, as well as radio stations and television music channels through a joint venture with Channel 4, including The Box TV. Bauer Media has a diverse range of target audiences for its many magazines and other media brands.
Media Studies MMIR
Bauer is a large European media company headquartered in Germany that manages over 600 magazines and 400 digital products across multiple platforms. It has two main divisions: magazines and radio. Some of Bauer's magazine brands include Closer, Grazia, Kerrang, NME, and various TV listings magazines. Bauer first launched a magazine in 1953 and entered the radio business in 1990. It has grown over the decades through acquisitions of magazines and radio stations. Future PLC is another UK-based media company that publishes over 180 magazines focused on topics like video games, technology, films, and sports. It was founded in the 1980s and includes magazines like Nintendo, Xbox, PlayStation and PC Gamer in its portfolio.
Media studies MMIR
Bauer is a large European media company headquartered in Germany that manages over 600 magazines and 400 digital products across multiple platforms. It has two main divisions: magazines and radio. Bauer launched its first magazine in 1953 and entered radio in 1990 by acquiring stations. It has since grown significantly through acquisitions, launching prominent brands like Closer, Grazia and Kerrang magazines. Future PLC is another UK-based media company founded in the 1980s that publishes over 180 interest magazines on topics like video games, films and sports, including brands like Xbox Magazine and PC Gamer. Guitarist is a long-running music magazine published by Future focused on guitar playing.
Keynote 1 music institutions
A keynote presentation based on 2 music magazines with details on the company history and publications that they manage.
Industrial context
The document outlines the history and development of magazines from their origins with the printing press in the 15th century through their evolution in the 20th century with the addition of images and advertising. It notes key publications throughout history and provides contemporary circulation figures for magazines in the UK, led by The National Trust Magazine. It also discusses how the magazine industry has adapted to technological changes by producing digital content and apps as audiences access more information online.
Music magazine institutions
Bauer Media Group is a large international media company that was founded in 1953 and owns over 300 magazines across 15 countries as well as radio, TV, and digital properties. It has multiple offices worldwide and began with the launch of Angling Times magazine. Future PLC is the sixth largest media corporation in the UK, founded in 1985 in Somerset. It pioneered including free software with magazines and owns titles like Total Guitar, Total Film and EDGE that target mature audiences.
Magazine institutions
The document summarizes four major magazine institutions in the UK - Bauer, BBC, Emap, and IPC Media. Bauer publishes over 300 magazines across 15 countries and owns several radio stations, with an audience of over 12 million listeners. Emap specialized in business magazines but was acquired by other companies in 2008. IPC is owned by Time Warner and publishes around 90 magazines annually, including the long-running music magazine NME which reaches over 1 million fans per week.
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This document discusses media institutions that distribute media products and analyzes which institutions would be suitable for distributing a music magazine. It defines a media institution as an establishment that controls distribution, marketing and production. It provides examples of major media institutions like Microsoft, BBC, ITV and HMV. It also examines existing music magazines like Mix Mag and DJ Magazine that are distributed by companies like Development Hell Ltd. and Thrust Publishing. Finally, it argues that Bauer Media would be the best company to distribute a new music magazine due to its large budget, mass market reach, and ability to engage audiences across magazines, websites, radio and television.
Question 3 media
IPC Media would be a good choice to distribute my media product as they are the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, engaging over 26 million UK adults across print, online, and mobile platforms with over 60 magazine brands. They have an award-winning portfolio of websites reaching over 25 million global users monthly. Alternatively, BBC Magazines or Bauer Media could also be options as they are large established magazine publishers in the UK with a variety of popular magazine titles in different genres.
Media publishing
The publishing industry in the UK generates £6 billion in annual revenue. It includes magazines, books, directories, and newspapers. Vogue is an influential American fashion magazine published monthly by Conde Nast, aiming at readers aged 20 and older. Kerrang! is a UK-based magazine devoted to rock music that is published weekly by Bauer Media Group, which operates magazines and media brands across 16 countries. New digital platforms like smartphones and tablets provide magazines new opportunities to reach more readers and increase sales.
Magazine Institutions
This document discusses several major magazine publishing companies: Bauer Media, EMAP, Time Inc., and Condé Nast. Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe, publishing over 600 magazines. EMAP was the UK's second largest publisher but was split up and sold in 2007, with many titles acquired by Bauer Media. Time Inc. publishes magazines such as Fortune and Time. Condé Nast publishes magazines including Vogue and The New Yorker. The author decides that Bauer Media would be the best publisher for their magazine due to Bauer's large size and resources.
Question 3
Warner group publishing would be a good distributor for my magazine because it has expertise in publishing specialist magazines through its portfolio of over 30 magazine titles across various consumer and business-to-business markets and provides full publishing services from creation to distribution, helping publishers get their publications to market.
Question 3
Bauer Media Group would be well-suited to distribute a new music magazine called "Selected". As a large, multinational media corporation with over 300 magazine titles and revenues of 2.8 billion euros, Bauer Media has extensive experience and resources for distribution. They employ over 6,400 people across creative, marketing, management and distribution roles. While BBC Media and Times Inc. are also major media institutions, their focus or smaller size may limit their promotion of a new magazine brand.
Magazine research
Bauer Media Group is a large German media company that publishes the monthly music magazine Q and the rock magazine Kerrang!. It also has a 50% stake in Box Television, which operates several music television channels in the UK. Bauer has offices located around the world, including in Germany, the US, UK, France, and China. NME is a popular UK music publication owned by Time Inc., which is part of Warner Communication, known for owning Warner Brothers studios. NME was launched in 1952 and has been published weekly since, later launching an successful online version in 1996.
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A graffiti tagger wearing a bandana to cover his face is seen walking down a dark street at night and entering an alleyway where he begins spraying graffiti on a canvas. As he finishes, he notices a policeman walking down the street in his direction and must run away to avoid being caught. The camera then zooms in on the canvas revealing that the tagger had spray painted the title of a documentary about graffiti versus art.
Character profiles
The document profiles several characters for a story:
Tristan, the 18-year-old unemployed protagonist from Cape Town, now living in London, who has fallen into a drug habit. The Jester is the intimidating antagonist, wearing an orange jumpsuit and horrifying clown mask. Hannah is a 13-year-old British schoolgirl from London. Chaz is a 22-year-old British drug dealer from Central London. Issy is a 21-year-old English news reporter from Surrey.
Questionaire results
The document summarizes the results of a survey conducted for a documentary project comparing graffiti and street art to conventional art. The survey showed that most respondents preferred a time-lapse opening depicting a tagger spraying graffiti over an alternative involving a police chase. Respondents also wanted interviews with both a graffiti artist and a conventional artist, though concerns were noted about length. All wanted the graffiti tagger's face blurred but recognized this may not be possible if interviewing a former tagger who is now professional. Title options were also tested, with the documentarians planning to combine the top two choices into "Graffiti vs Art".
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Poster analysis
TV posters aim to attract viewers through eye-catching design elements. Effective posters typically display the channel, use colors corresponding to the genre, include taglines to engage viewers, feature a focal image of main characters, and prominently display the title in bold letters with supporting details in smaller font. This poster for the drama series "The Fall" draws viewers in with its dark colors suggesting mystery, a bold title standing out against a black background, an intriguing tagline hinting at a nearby killer, and a large focal image of the main characters with contrasting expressions leaving viewers curious.
Documentary Opening - Storyboard
A graffiti tagger wearing a bandana to cover his face is seen walking down a dark street at night and entering an alleyway where he begins spraying graffiti on a canvas. As he finishes, he notices a policeman walking down the street in his direction and has to quickly run away to avoid being caught, with the policeman giving chase. The camera then zooms in on the canvas revealing that the tagger had spray painted the title of the documentary about graffiti vs art.
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The document outlines three draft designs for a double-page magazine spread. Each draft includes the main image, heading, stand first paragraph, byline, page number and publisher, side quote, drop capital letter for the body text, secondary image, and closing quote. The drafts vary the positioning and formatting of these standard magazine layout components.
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The document outlines various locations to film footage for a documentary on graffiti in London. It discusses filming timelapses in densely populated areas of London to show the passage of time. It also describes interviewing a graffiti artist and policeman, with the artist's identity obscured for anonymity. Shoreditch is proposed as a location with high graffiti density, including works by Banksy. The final locations used were a graffiti tunnel in Waterloo, the Thames river, and streets in Shoreditch rich with graffiti to film behind a voiceover.
Charactr profiles (1)
Tristan is an 18-year-old protagonist who has fallen into drug use and is meeting suspicious people, despite being brought up in a loving middle class family. The Jester is the antagonist, a dark and intimidating character who is mysterious and wears colorful clothing. Hannah is a 13-year-old girl who is shy but kind and goes to school with her close friends. Chaz, known as 'Chaz', is a 22-year-old drug dealer who supplies new drugs and grew up in a poor family. Issy is a 21-year-old news reporter who will cover a kidnapping, dressed professionally and speaking well.
Ancillary task
This document analyzes the conventions and layout of a double-page magazine spread. It examines three example spreads, noting features like the placement and size of headings, images, captions, bylines, body text formatting, and other common design elements. The main images showcase subjects related to television or theater and are generally wide shots or group photos. Quotes, secondary images, and formatting aim to attract readers' attention and summarize article topics in a clear, accessible manner.
Draft posters
The document discusses elements to include in a poster such as an eye-catching title, colorful background, reviews, the channel it will be shown on, and a focal image to draw the viewer's eye. It mentions placing the title, channel, and focal image prominently with reviews and other details in a supporting role.
Eval q 3
The document summarizes the evaluation of a student documentary project. It describes how the students created initial ideas and pitched them to get feedback from their class. Based on the feedback, they chose to do their documentary on the topic of graffiti vs art. They conducted surveys during the research, planning, and after viewing the documentary to gather opinions on their topic, audience interest, content relevance, and ways to improve. The main feedback was that the students could enhance the sound quality for a stronger documentary.
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Werner Herzog is a renowned German film director, producer, screenwriter, author and actor. He is considered one of the greatest figures of the New German Cinema movement. Herzog's films often feature heroes pursuing impossible dreams or individuals in conflict with nature. French director François Truffaut called Herzog "the most important film director alive," and critic Roger Ebert said that even Herzog's failures are spectacular. Herzog has directed over 50 films and has worked in a consistent and distinctive style throughout his career.
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The Radio Times is a British weekly television and radio program listing magazine that was first published in 1923. It was founded by John Reith, who later became the general manager of the BBC. By the 1950s, the Radio Times had become the largest magazine of its kind in Europe, with average sales of 8.8 million issues in 1955. The magazine provides program listings for BBC Radio and television channels as well as some other major channels. It covers a variety of show types, including TV shows, news, films, documentaries, and more that air on mainstream channels like BBC, ITV, and Sky in order to appeal to different audiences.
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Bauer Media Group is a large European media company headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. It manages over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Some of its magazine brands include Closer, Grazia, and Kerrang. Bauer first launched magazine brands in the 1950s and expanded into radio in the 1990s, acquiring stations like Kiss FM. It has since launched numerous other magazine and media brands. Bauer manages a variety of publications across genres like women's magazines, TV listings, puzzles, and music. It owns iconic brands like NME and Q, known for their coverage of rock, indie, and alternative music. Future PLC is another major UK media company that publishes over 30 magazines
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Bauer Media UK is a European-based media company founded in 1875 that owns magazines, radio stations, and television brands across 17 countries. It is family-owned and managed, and entered the UK market in 1987 expanding its portfolio of magazines throughout the 1990s and 2000s. Bauer Media UK owns brands like Kerrang, Q, Closer, Kiss, Absolute Radio, and Magic.
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Bauer Media Group is a large European media company headquartered in Germany that manages over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. It was founded in 1953 launching fishing and motorcycle magazines and expanded into radio in the 1990s and digital platforms. Bauer manages prominent magazines in the UK like Closer, Grazia and Kerrang. Future PLC is another UK-based media company publishing over 30 magazines on topics like video games, technology and photography. It owns long-running guitar magazine Guitarist, the longest-established European title focused on reviews, interviews and techniques.
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Bauer Media Group is a multinational media company founded in 1875 that operates in 16 countries worldwide and publishes over 300 magazines. It acquired Australia's largest magazine publisher in 2012, increasing its value to over €2 billion, and became Britain's third largest publisher in 1987. Bauer also operates divisions for radio broadcasting in the UK and co-owns a British television company with Channel 4.
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The Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned media group, founded in Hamburg in 1875 and now in its fifth generation of family ownership. It operates in 20 countries with 11,000 employees worldwide. Heinz Bauer, 72, is the chairman and Forbes estimates his wealth at $1.8 billion, though he is taking a backseat role and letting his daughter Yvonne, 36, take over as chief executive and have majority control. Some of Bauer's firsts in the UK include launching the TV listings magazine TV Quick in 1991, TV Choice in 1999 which became the number one weekly newsstand magazine, and Total TV Guide in 2003 to cover Freeview and satellite/cable TV options.
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Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned magazine publishing company, offering over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV media across 17 countries, with a workforce of over 11,000. Kerrang, released in 2004, is Bauer's most successful music magazine to date, originally focused on rock/metal but now featuring various genres. BBC Worldwide is a smaller magazine company owned by the BBC, used to promote BBC brands, with profits of £157 million in 2013/14. BBC Music Magazine, first published in 1992, includes articles on classical music trends.
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Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned magazine publishing company, offering over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV media across 17 countries, with a workforce of over 11,000. Kerrang, launched in 2004, is Bauer's most successful music magazine to date, originally focused on rock and metal genres but now featuring a variety of artists. BBC Worldwide is a smaller magazine company owned by the BBC, used to promote BBC brands, generating £157 million in profits in 2013/14. BBC Music Magazine, launched in 1992, includes articles on classical music trends in addition to artist features.
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Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, with over 300 magazines across 15 countries. It owns many popular UK magazines covering topics like movies, music, cars, and celebrities. BBC Worldwide is the commercial arm of the BBC, selling BBC content and formats internationally to support the organization. Both companies publish a wide range of influential magazine brands that have been in business for decades, connecting audiences through quality content in print and digital formats.
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Haymarket is a UK-based publisher founded in the 1950s that publishes over 70 magazines worldwide across various sectors. It publishes well-known titles like FourFourTwo, Autosport, and Stuff. Bauer Media Group is a German publishing company founded in 1875 that publishes over 600 magazines, such as Kerrang and Uncut in the UK. It entered the British market in 1987 and became the country's third largest publisher under the name H Bauer Publishing. Both companies publish several prominent magazine titles focused on topics like sports, cars, music, and technology.
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The document provides details on the history and development of ITV, the British commercial television network:
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- From 2001-2013 it was known as ITV1, introduced alongside regional identities, which were then replaced by the ITV brand alone in 2002 when Granada and Carlton merged.
- ITV branched into multiple channels like ITV2 and ITV3 and remains the biggest commercial television channel in the UK, though its audience share has declined with more channels available.
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Bauer Media Group is one of the largest European-based media companies, managing over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 TV and radio stations worldwide. Originally founded in 1875 as a small German printing house, Bauer Media Group has expanded significantly over the past century through strategic acquisitions and launches of new publications and media brands.
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Bauer Media UK is a large European magazine publisher and entertainment network with over 11,500 employees publishing over 600 magazines across 20 countries. Originally a small German printing company, Bauer expanded to the UK in 1987 launching magazines like Bella and Take a Break. They now manage popular magazines, radio stations, and digital brands in the UK, Australia, and elsewhere.
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Media Studies Task 1: Music Magazine Institutions Research
Bauer Media is a large, privately owned European publishing group that owns over 300 magazines across 15 countries. It began as a printing house in 1875 and has grown into a multinational media company through family ownership over generations. BBC Worldwide is a smaller subsidiary company of the BBC that was formed in 1995 to promote BBC brands and generate additional income through international sales. It manages magazines, television channels, and other publications focused on topics like classical music, travel, and military families. The document provides details on the history and operations of these two magazine publishing companies.
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Bauer Media is a large privately owned European publishing group with over 300 magazines in 15 countries. It was founded in 1953 with the launch of Angling Times magazine. Bauer Media later expanded into radio stations in 1990 and television channels in 1996. Today Bauer Media owns over 80 brand names across various genres. Closer is a weekly celebrity and real-life magazine launched in 2002. Mojo is a monthly music magazine launched in 1979 focused on musicians. BBC Worldwide is the commercial arm of the BBC that invests in and distributes BBC content and programming internationally to promote British creativity globally. It supports the UK creative industries through partnerships. CBBC is the BBC's digital television channel and brand for children ages 6-12 focused on educational
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- 4. • What’s on TV is a weekly television listings magazine. • It is published by Time Inc. UK. • Its primary focus is soaps and reality TV, however they also cover dramas and documentaries. • Launched in March 1991 after market opened up. • Circulation: 1,037,595 • What’s on TV belongs to Time UK’s group of weekly television listings magazines. Other include TV Times and Soaplife.
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