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This document analyzes different magazine name and design options. It describes several magazine name ideas, including NBTB (Nothing But The Beat), HH Mag, Hip-hop Magazine, Hip is Hop Mag, and Drop the Beat. It also evaluates the fonts, colors, and layouts of sample magazine covers, noting which combinations make the name and text stand out against the background through the use of colors like red and white or bold and capitalized text.
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The document summarizes research conducted with 14 people (7 male, 7 female) ages 16-19 on their music and magazine name preferences. For music genres, most (8) preferred hip-hop, followed by pop (6), with no preferences for rock. For magazine names, "Rapital" was the most liked as it combined "rap" and the radio station "Capital FM."
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This document contains a survey about preferences for a pop music magazine, asking about the target age and gender, preferred magazine masthead, artists expected to feature, colors expected, content sections, design preferences for the front cover and contents page, topics for double page spreads, and preferred issue frequency. Response options are provided for short-answer and multiple-choice questions about developing a new pop music magazine.
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