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The document outlines plans for a local newspaper, website, and poster for Enfield. It discusses conducting a questionnaire to determine the target audience and their needs. Based on the results, the group plans to aim their products at 26-35 year olds of both genders and include local news, a website with interactive content, and a simple poster design promoting the newspaper.
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Planning
The group created a questionnaire to determine the target audience and needs of a local newspaper in Enfield. They distributed the survey online and in-person. Based on the results, they will aim the newspaper at 26-35 year olds of both genders and include sections on news, jobs, and local issues. It will be free and also have an online edition and mobile app. The front page will follow newspaper conventions with a simple layout, local images and articles.
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Evaluation
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This document provides an evaluation of a student's media project creating a local newspaper. It discusses how the student incorporated several contemporary newspaper conventions, such as columns, mastheads, headlines, and photos, while also challenging some conventions. Specifically, the student included fewer and simpler ads than typical newspapers to avoid feeling advertising heavy. The evaluation covers the newspaper's audience, location, branding, journalistic style, and how its corresponding website expands access while focusing more on strictly local community stories.
Evaluation
This document provides an evaluation of a student's media project creating a local newspaper. It discusses how the student used conventions from existing newspapers, such as layout, use of color, branding, and journalistic writing style. However, it also challenged some conventions, such as using simpler advertising that does not detract from stories or photos. The evaluation covers the newspaper's target audience, coverage area, and how its corresponding website was used to further deliver news stories.
Combined evaluation
The document discusses how the student incorporated audience feedback into improving their local sports newspaper project at various stages of development. This included redesigning the masthead based on feedback that it needed livelier fonts and colors to stand out more. Feedback also informed changes to page layouts, photo selection and content, and story topics to better suit the target audience and focus more on local rather than national sports news. Gathering this feedback was valuable for enhancing the professionalism and appeal of the final newspaper product.
Evaluation
- The document discusses a student's A2 media project where they created a local newspaper, website, and poster to target younger community members.
- Feedback on the newspaper indicated the layout was clear and easy to read while keeping advertisements low. Feedback on the website found the navigation easy and advertisements outside the local area made it more accessible.
- Throughout the project, the student used Photoshop to edit images, PowerPoint for the evaluation, a digital camera to take photos, and Blogger to present their work online. Some limitations included limited access to equipment at home.
- Overall, the student is pleased with applying their knowledge of media conventions and technologies to create effective products, while time restrictions impacted the work.
Following the Evaluation
The document discusses how the author used new media technologies in constructing their media product and related materials. They researched conventions using The News newspaper and Safari. They constructed the newspaper front page and inner pages using InDesign, adding photos and following design principles. They used iWeb to build their website, dragging photos and adding text. Photoshop helped crop and prepare photos. PowerPoint and InDesign supported evaluating stages by allowing reflection on the construction process. Blogging throughout allowed comparison of early and later versions.
A2 Evaluation Presentation
The student used various new media technologies at different stages of creating a mock youth newspaper, website, and poster. Photoshop was used to design the newspaper layout and poster. A digital camera was used to take photos for articles and advertisements. Blogger was used to construct the website for the newspaper. Research and evaluation was aided by using a questionnaire posted on Blogger and collecting feedback from peers. Microsoft Office was also utilized during the planning, writing, and evaluation stages. Overall, new media technologies supported the construction, research, planning and evaluation of the mock media products.
Flava - evaluation
The student used various new media technologies at different stages of creating a mock youth newspaper, website, and poster. Photoshop was used to design the newspaper layout and poster. A digital camera was used to take photos for the newspaper articles and website. Blogger was used to construct the website. Microsoft Office programs were utilized for research, planning, and evaluating through questionnaires. Feedback was gathered from peers and others to improve the products for their target teenage audience. Overall, new media technologies supported the entire process from initial planning through final evaluation.
P3 & M4 LO3 new
Gus Devlin proposes a music magazine called "Smash" that will cover popular music topics. It will be released monthly and target 13-18 year olds from socioeconomic classes C2 and D. The magazine will make money through advertising revenue and magazine sales. Devlin provides budgets for staff salaries, printing costs, equipment, and office space, estimating over £1 million in annual profit.
P3 & M4 LO3
Gus Devlin presents a proposal for a new music magazine called "Smash." The 57-slide presentation outlines plans for the magazine's content, target demographics, budget, production timeline, and design. It includes mood boards, sketches, and step-by-step explanations of the magazine layout. The presentation indicates that "Smash" will target 13-18 year olds and focus on popular music genres. It provides budgets for salaries, printing costs, equipment, and office space, and projects annual advertising revenue of over £2 million. The goal is to create a popular monthly music magazine along the lines of established publications like NME and MOJO.
Whitepaper_final01
This document discusses ways that newspapers can improve and reinvent their print products in 2016. It provides ideas to better market print products by highlighting the valuable demographics of print readers and the engaging nature of print. It also suggests taking a hard look at what print products already provide value to readers and communicating this more effectively. The document advocates writing headlines that will appeal more to readers rather than following outdated rules. Overall it encourages newspapers to believe in print and find new ways to bring life to print products through changes to how they are produced and marketed.
Newspaper proposal
The document proposes a new local newspaper aimed at 16-24 year olds in northwest London. It will be free to readers and funded through advertising. The newspaper will be distributed weekly and focus on news relevant to youth like youth parliament and up-and-coming celebrities. It will fill a gap in the market as the first free newspaper for youth in the area. The content and style will differ from other local papers by focusing specifically on issues important to younger readers.
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- 18. From the results gathered from our questionnaire, we will: Try to aim our products at 26-35 year olds, however will also try to appeal to other age groups. Aim our products at both genders as the results we attained were fairly 50 – 50. Emulate national newspaper styles and conventions, as they are popular among our demographic. Create a more hyper-local style of news as local news isn’t as appealing enough. Focus of news articles more than any other area, as this is more requested as seen in our questionnaire. Make our newspaper free as there is already competition within our area, therefore people wouldn’t want to spend on local papers when they can get it for free. Charge a cover price of 51p-£1, were the paper is sold at local news agents. Have an accompanied website to go along with the newspaper. Create an online edition of our newspaper to allow our computer literate readers to access. Also create an application for mobile devices, even though these are more normally associated with the national press. Not align ourselves with any political party as there is clearly no dominant party.
- 20. An article will go in the grey boxes. An advert will go in the brown boxes. This is were the date of the paper will go This is were the web address will go This is were the image would go