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Quincy Jones launched Vibe magazine in 1993 in partnership with Time Inc., which is a subsidiary of media conglomerate Time Warner formed through the 1990 merger of Time Inc. and Warner Communications. The target readership of Vibe magazine are adults over 18 who are black or people of color, with a median age of 27. Most readers are between 18-34 and around 5,600 are currently enrolled in college with the average income being $40,595 per year.
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Quincy Jones launched Vibe magazine in 1993 in partnership with Time Inc., a subsidiary of media conglomerate Time Warner. The magazine targets adults aged 18-34, especially black and people of color with a median age of 27. Most of its 7,547 readers are in college and have an average income of $40,595, indicating disposable income. Subscription numbers continue growing by 5% annually through various promotional methods.
Question 4 completed
This document discusses the target audience for a new magazine. The magazine aims to attract a younger audience aged 17-25, including both women and gay men. It targets those interested in cinema, clothes, and unique solo artists like Ed Sheeran and Nina Nesbitt. The magazine takes a modern, elegant approach to appeal to its lower-middle class readers interested in the "new look" in fashion and music.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has a wide reach to distribute the magazine. They publish a variety of magazines without focusing on any specific genre. Distributing through Bauer would allow the magazine to be sold through major retailers like supermarkets, newsagents, and WHSmith, making it highly accessible to the target 18-25 audience. Online distribution would also help expand the audience. Bauer is a good fit as they already publish the similar music-focused magazine Q, showing there is a market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has a proven track record of successfully distributing magazines. They publish a variety of magazines without focusing on any specific genre, so there would be no restrictions on publishing a music magazine. Distributing through retailers like supermarkets, newsagents, and online would allow the music magazine to reach its target 18-25 year old audience. Bauer already distributes the successful music magazine Q, which has a similar classic, sophisticated style and focus on featuring major artists that the new magazine aims to emulate.
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This document outlines the publication plan for a proposed magazine called "Hollow". It will be priced at £2.50 monthly and target 16-25 year olds. It will focus on alternative music news and information. It will be distributed in major supermarkets and corner shops. The magazine will have a neat layout with dark covers and lighter interior pages featuring reds, whites, blacks and maroons. It will include regular content like tour dates, reviews, and new artist spotlights as well as occasional featured articles on trending alternative artists.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has extensive distribution networks. They do not restrict themselves to specific genres, allowing publication of the music magazine focused on classic and sophisticated music aimed at 18-25 year olds. The magazine would be distributed through major retailers like supermarkets and newsagents to reach its target audience. Bauer already publishes a successful music magazine, Q, so there is a proven market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, Bauer publishes over 230 magazines across 15 countries. They do not focus on specific genres, allowing for publication of the music magazine. The music magazine targets 18-25 year olds interested in classic and sophisticated music, mirroring the audience of Q magazine, which Bauer already publishes successfully. Distributing the magazine through Bauer would allow it to be sold widely in supermarkets, newsagents, and online, ensuring accessibility to the target audience.
Regional Magazine Genre Ideas
In this presentation, I have looked at different genre's of magazines in the North East, to help me decide which genre I want to do for my own products.
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Quincy Jones launched Vibe magazine in 1993 in partnership with Time Inc., a subsidiary of media conglomerate Time Warner. The magazine targets adults aged 18-34, especially black and people of color with a median age of 27. Most of its 7,547 readers are in college and have an average income of $40,595, indicating disposable income. Subscription numbers continue growing by 5% annually through various promotional methods.
Question 4 completed
This document discusses the target audience for a new magazine. The magazine aims to attract a younger audience aged 17-25, including both women and gay men. It targets those interested in cinema, clothes, and unique solo artists like Ed Sheeran and Nina Nesbitt. The magazine takes a modern, elegant approach to appeal to its lower-middle class readers interested in the "new look" in fashion and music.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has a wide reach to distribute the magazine. They publish a variety of magazines without focusing on any specific genre. Distributing through Bauer would allow the magazine to be sold through major retailers like supermarkets, newsagents, and WHSmith, making it highly accessible to the target 18-25 audience. Online distribution would also help expand the audience. Bauer is a good fit as they already publish the similar music-focused magazine Q, showing there is a market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has a proven track record of successfully distributing magazines. They publish a variety of magazines without focusing on any specific genre, so there would be no restrictions on publishing a music magazine. Distributing through retailers like supermarkets, newsagents, and online would allow the music magazine to reach its target 18-25 year old audience. Bauer already distributes the successful music magazine Q, which has a similar classic, sophisticated style and focus on featuring major artists that the new magazine aims to emulate.
Media
This document outlines the publication plan for a proposed magazine called "Hollow". It will be priced at £2.50 monthly and target 16-25 year olds. It will focus on alternative music news and information. It will be distributed in major supermarkets and corner shops. The magazine will have a neat layout with dark covers and lighter interior pages featuring reds, whites, blacks and maroons. It will include regular content like tour dates, reviews, and new artist spotlights as well as occasional featured articles on trending alternative artists.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As the largest privately owned publishing group in Europe with over 230 magazines across 15 countries, Bauer has extensive distribution networks. They do not restrict themselves to specific genres, allowing publication of the music magazine focused on classic and sophisticated music aimed at 18-25 year olds. The magazine would be distributed through major retailers like supermarkets and newsagents to reach its target audience. Bauer already publishes a successful music magazine, Q, so there is a proven market for this type of product.
Question 3
Bauer Magazines would be an ideal publisher and distributor for the music magazine. As Europe's largest privately owned publishing group, Bauer publishes over 230 magazines across 15 countries. They do not focus on specific genres, allowing for publication of the music magazine. The music magazine targets 18-25 year olds interested in classic and sophisticated music, mirroring the audience of Q magazine, which Bauer already publishes successfully. Distributing the magazine through Bauer would allow it to be sold widely in supermarkets, newsagents, and online, ensuring accessibility to the target audience.
Regional Magazine Genre Ideas
In this presentation, I have looked at different genre's of magazines in the North East, to help me decide which genre I want to do for my own products.
Q4
The target audience for the media product is 16-22 year old male and female students who have an interest in indie and grunge music. They have an indie fashion sense and look to stand out from the crowd rather than blend in. This audience would be attracted to the magazine due to its simplistic grunge style house design with appealing colors, fonts, and covers for both men and women. The magazine gives off a cool, relaxed vibe focused on music that the target audience can relate to.
Evaluation question 3
My magazine will be sold in major supermarket chains like Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, and Morrison's to reach a wide audience. It will also have an online presence through its website www.HeadBanger.com and social media pages on Twitter and Facebook where people can access digital versions of the magazine and subscribe on a monthly basis. The magazine will not be sold at music venues or rock clothing stores since those locations would not provide a broad enough target audience. One potential publisher is Bauer Media Group, which owns similar rock magazines and reaches over 19 million UK adults weekly across its properties.
Presentation on music magazines
The document provides an overview of music magazines, including their definition, history, differences from newspapers, genres, and front covers. It discusses how magazines are periodically published collections of articles on particular topics, with one of the first being the Gentleman's Magazine in 1731. Magazines differ from newspapers in being thicker, printed in color on glossy paper, published less frequently, containing longer feature articles on various non-news topics, and having a targeted readership. The genres of magazines have expanded and fragmented to cater to niche interests. Magazine covers must attract readers through visual appeal and branding while representing the publication's character and content.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-Tastic" aims to provide fun and exciting gossip about celebrities and artists to teenage fans. It will be published weekly to keep readers up to date. The magazine will focus on pop music charts, celebrities like One Direction and Ariana Grande, fashion ideas inspired by artists, beauty products, and encouraging teens to pursue their dreams and spend time with friends and family. The target reader is described as a joyful and aspirational young teenage girl interested in fashion, celebrities and supporting her friends.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a rock music magazine. It suggests selling the magazine in supermarkets and newsagents to reach a wide target audience of teenagers and young adults interested in rock music. It also proposes having a website and social media pages like Facebook and Twitter to promote the magazine online to an even broader audience. The document states the magazine would not be sold at live music venues or rock clothing stores because those locations would not attract a wide enough readership. It also identifies Bauer Media Group, which owns similar rock magazines, as another potential institution to partner with since it has a large weekly audience reach in the UK.
Institutions Research
Rhinegold Publishing was formed in 1977 and has since acquired several classical music magazines. However, Rhinegold does not utilize social media, their magazines are priced around £5 which would alienate the document writer's target audience, and their existing classical music magazine could cause issues. The document writer believes Rhinegold would not be a suitable publisher for their new magazine due to these factors.
Audience theory
The document discusses audience theory and uses and gratifications theory. It defines primary, secondary, and tertiary audiences. Primary audiences are the main target for a product. Secondary audiences are not the main target but still consumers. Tertiary audiences have little interest but may encounter the product. Uses and gratifications theory suggests audiences actively choose what to consume based on cultural and social contexts and personal needs. Gratifications are things that make people feel good, while uses are information people can apply. The document gives examples of how a festival magazine provides both gratifications and uses to its primary audience.
Publisher Research
Prometheus Global Media is an American entertainment publishing company based in New York City. It publishes several magazines including Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter. It also hosts the ICU Awards international advertising competition and organizes film industry events through The Film Expo Group. The company was formed in 2009 from a previous company called E5 Global Media.
Question 2
The artist King Mahfaz is featured on the magazine cover to appeal to the target audience of 16-24 year olds who listen to music daily. Featuring a young artist they can relate to will help sales. Demographics like age, gender, race, income, and education distinguish social groups and classes. The magazine targets working class and low-income individuals in social classes D and E, reflected by a £2.99 price point affordable to them. Research into the target audience's interests and clothing styles informed covering an appropriate artist accurately representing the audience.
Q3 media what kind of media institution might distibute your q
Bauer Publishing Group and Egmont UK could potentially distribute the author's pop music magazine targeted at 11-15 year old girls. Bauer produces magazines for various audiences but not currently for this target market, so the magazine could fill a gap in their offerings. Egmont UK specializes in magazines for children and young adults, including a similar pop music magazine, so they understand the genre and target audience. Both companies would be suitable options, though Egmont's experience with this audience makes them particularly well-positioned to distribute the magazine.
3) what kind of media institution might final
The document discusses where and how the author's music magazine would be distributed. The main points are:
1) The magazine would primarily be sold in Camden, London, as it attracts people interested in indie rock music, the magazine's genre.
2) It would also be sold in other music shops but Camden would be the main focus.
3) A student magazine may be distributed for free at universities, which are ideal for a smaller scale magazine targeted at students.
4) The author plans to publish the magazine with Bauer Media Group, the same publisher as Kerrang magazine, to leverage their experience and promotion of music magazines.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their magazine. They used a friend named Izzy on the cover who was similar in age to readers to create a personal connection. Izzy's mixed cultural background and natural style aimed to include diverse readers and promote body confidence. The magazine also included in-depth interviews with popular artists and information about bands readers liked to intrigue them. Prize giveaways like tickets to a music festival were advertised on the cover to incentivize purchases.
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I have learnt about the key assets to a music magazine and has now allowed me to analyse music magazines in more detail.
Magazine pitch.
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly magazine targeted at ages 16+ focused on hip hop and rap music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Rhime Tyme" and cost £4 per monthly issue.
- The target audience is ages 16+ and the magazine will feature competitions and prizes to attract readers.
- Advertising and promotion will utilize social media, radio, newspapers, television, and billboards.
- The magazine will be sold in major supermarkets, newsagents, and potentially through a website and mobile apps.
Key Concepts Applied to a Music Magazine
Magazines originated from the French word meaning "storehouse" to store information on topics. The first magazine was published in 1731 in London. Magazines differ from newspapers in that they are published less frequently, printed in color on glossy paper, and feature material on newsworthy people or events rather than daily news. Magazines cover many genres including music, fashion, sports, and gossip. The magazine market has fragmented, allowing even small audiences to be profitable. Front covers are important for a magazine's brand identity and must clearly indicate its genre to attract the target audience.
Key concepts
Magazines cover a wide variety of topics and genres to appeal to specific audiences. They are typically published less frequently than newspapers and focus more on in-depth articles rather than daily news and current events. Front covers play an important role in representing the magazine and attracting potential buyers by clearly communicating the magazine's identity, genre, and featured contents. Billboard magazine targets a broad audience aged 25-54 with its music industry coverage and chart rankings, using bright colors and celebrity covers like Rihanna to draw readers' attention.
Anaylisis of mags
The document discusses the design elements of magazine covers and what they are intended to accomplish. It explains that the large prominent "Q" on the cover draws attention to the magazine's name and brand. The red background makes the white letter stand out. The cover star is usually a famous musician to appeal to the music magazine's target audience. Additional elements like legal disclaimers, advertisements, and mastheads help identify the magazine as a legitimate product and entice readers.
Institution
The Source magazine is a U.S. hip-hop magazine that has been published since 1988. It is released twice a month or every two months. The magazine's publisher is the NorthStar Group, which also publishes Jones Magazine. The Source is sold in record stores like HMV and Virgin Megastores, where hip-hop fans are likely to purchase a music magazine. Currently, the magazine is sold for £5.11 on eBay, which is quite expensive considering increased costs from the global recession and decreased advertising revenue.
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The target audience for the media product is 16-22 year old male and female students who have an interest in indie and grunge music. They have an indie fashion sense and look to stand out from the crowd rather than blend in. This audience would be attracted to the magazine due to its simplistic grunge style house design with appealing colors, fonts, and covers for both men and women. The magazine gives off a cool, relaxed vibe focused on music that the target audience can relate to.
Evaluation question 3
My magazine will be sold in major supermarket chains like Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's, and Morrison's to reach a wide audience. It will also have an online presence through its website www.HeadBanger.com and social media pages on Twitter and Facebook where people can access digital versions of the magazine and subscribe on a monthly basis. The magazine will not be sold at music venues or rock clothing stores since those locations would not provide a broad enough target audience. One potential publisher is Bauer Media Group, which owns similar rock magazines and reaches over 19 million UK adults weekly across its properties.
Presentation on music magazines
The document provides an overview of music magazines, including their definition, history, differences from newspapers, genres, and front covers. It discusses how magazines are periodically published collections of articles on particular topics, with one of the first being the Gentleman's Magazine in 1731. Magazines differ from newspapers in being thicker, printed in color on glossy paper, published less frequently, containing longer feature articles on various non-news topics, and having a targeted readership. The genres of magazines have expanded and fragmented to cater to niche interests. Magazine covers must attract readers through visual appeal and branding while representing the publication's character and content.
Mission Statement
The magazine "Pop-Tastic" aims to provide fun and exciting gossip about celebrities and artists to teenage fans. It will be published weekly to keep readers up to date. The magazine will focus on pop music charts, celebrities like One Direction and Ariana Grande, fashion ideas inspired by artists, beauty products, and encouraging teens to pursue their dreams and spend time with friends and family. The target reader is described as a joyful and aspirational young teenage girl interested in fashion, celebrities and supporting her friends.
Evaluation question 3
This document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a rock music magazine. It suggests selling the magazine in supermarkets and newsagents to reach a wide target audience of teenagers and young adults interested in rock music. It also proposes having a website and social media pages like Facebook and Twitter to promote the magazine online to an even broader audience. The document states the magazine would not be sold at live music venues or rock clothing stores because those locations would not attract a wide enough readership. It also identifies Bauer Media Group, which owns similar rock magazines, as another potential institution to partner with since it has a large weekly audience reach in the UK.
Institutions Research
Rhinegold Publishing was formed in 1977 and has since acquired several classical music magazines. However, Rhinegold does not utilize social media, their magazines are priced around £5 which would alienate the document writer's target audience, and their existing classical music magazine could cause issues. The document writer believes Rhinegold would not be a suitable publisher for their new magazine due to these factors.
Audience theory
The document discusses audience theory and uses and gratifications theory. It defines primary, secondary, and tertiary audiences. Primary audiences are the main target for a product. Secondary audiences are not the main target but still consumers. Tertiary audiences have little interest but may encounter the product. Uses and gratifications theory suggests audiences actively choose what to consume based on cultural and social contexts and personal needs. Gratifications are things that make people feel good, while uses are information people can apply. The document gives examples of how a festival magazine provides both gratifications and uses to its primary audience.
Publisher Research
Prometheus Global Media is an American entertainment publishing company based in New York City. It publishes several magazines including Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter. It also hosts the ICU Awards international advertising competition and organizes film industry events through The Film Expo Group. The company was formed in 2009 from a previous company called E5 Global Media.
Question 2
The artist King Mahfaz is featured on the magazine cover to appeal to the target audience of 16-24 year olds who listen to music daily. Featuring a young artist they can relate to will help sales. Demographics like age, gender, race, income, and education distinguish social groups and classes. The magazine targets working class and low-income individuals in social classes D and E, reflected by a £2.99 price point affordable to them. Research into the target audience's interests and clothing styles informed covering an appropriate artist accurately representing the audience.
Q3 media what kind of media institution might distibute your q
Bauer Publishing Group and Egmont UK could potentially distribute the author's pop music magazine targeted at 11-15 year old girls. Bauer produces magazines for various audiences but not currently for this target market, so the magazine could fill a gap in their offerings. Egmont UK specializes in magazines for children and young adults, including a similar pop music magazine, so they understand the genre and target audience. Both companies would be suitable options, though Egmont's experience with this audience makes them particularly well-positioned to distribute the magazine.
3) what kind of media institution might final
The document discusses where and how the author's music magazine would be distributed. The main points are:
1) The magazine would primarily be sold in Camden, London, as it attracts people interested in indie rock music, the magazine's genre.
2) It would also be sold in other music shops but Camden would be the main focus.
3) A student magazine may be distributed for free at universities, which are ideal for a smaller scale magazine targeted at students.
4) The author plans to publish the magazine with Bauer Media Group, the same publisher as Kerrang magazine, to leverage their experience and promotion of music magazines.
Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience to their magazine. They used a friend named Izzy on the cover who was similar in age to readers to create a personal connection. Izzy's mixed cultural background and natural style aimed to include diverse readers and promote body confidence. The magazine also included in-depth interviews with popular artists and information about bands readers liked to intrigue them. Prize giveaways like tickets to a music festival were advertised on the cover to incentivize purchases.
Media
I have learnt about the key assets to a music magazine and has now allowed me to analyse music magazines in more detail.
Magazine pitch.
The document outlines a magazine pitch for a proposed monthly magazine targeted at ages 16+ focused on hip hop and rap music. Key details include:
- The magazine will be called "Rhime Tyme" and cost £4 per monthly issue.
- The target audience is ages 16+ and the magazine will feature competitions and prizes to attract readers.
- Advertising and promotion will utilize social media, radio, newspapers, television, and billboards.
- The magazine will be sold in major supermarkets, newsagents, and potentially through a website and mobile apps.
Key Concepts Applied to a Music Magazine
Magazines originated from the French word meaning "storehouse" to store information on topics. The first magazine was published in 1731 in London. Magazines differ from newspapers in that they are published less frequently, printed in color on glossy paper, and feature material on newsworthy people or events rather than daily news. Magazines cover many genres including music, fashion, sports, and gossip. The magazine market has fragmented, allowing even small audiences to be profitable. Front covers are important for a magazine's brand identity and must clearly indicate its genre to attract the target audience.
Key concepts
Magazines cover a wide variety of topics and genres to appeal to specific audiences. They are typically published less frequently than newspapers and focus more on in-depth articles rather than daily news and current events. Front covers play an important role in representing the magazine and attracting potential buyers by clearly communicating the magazine's identity, genre, and featured contents. Billboard magazine targets a broad audience aged 25-54 with its music industry coverage and chart rankings, using bright colors and celebrity covers like Rihanna to draw readers' attention.
Anaylisis of mags
The document discusses the design elements of magazine covers and what they are intended to accomplish. It explains that the large prominent "Q" on the cover draws attention to the magazine's name and brand. The red background makes the white letter stand out. The cover star is usually a famous musician to appeal to the music magazine's target audience. Additional elements like legal disclaimers, advertisements, and mastheads help identify the magazine as a legitimate product and entice readers.
Institution
The Source magazine is a U.S. hip-hop magazine that has been published since 1988. It is released twice a month or every two months. The magazine's publisher is the NorthStar Group, which also publishes Jones Magazine. The Source is sold in record stores like HMV and Virgin Megastores, where hip-hop fans are likely to purchase a music magazine. Currently, the magazine is sold for £5.11 on eBay, which is quite expensive considering increased costs from the global recession and decreased advertising revenue.
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Magazines have evolved significantly over time, moving from solely print to also having strong online presences through websites and social media. While genres have expanded, magazines now cater to very specific interests through niche topics. Additionally, magazines make most of their money through advertising rather than print sales. As consumer habits change and people access information online, print circulation has declined, forcing magazines to adopt digital formats and subscriptions.
institution research
The document discusses the history and operations of three major publishing houses:
TimeIncUk was formed through a series of mergers in the 1960s and focuses on magazines related to homes, fashion, and music. It engages over 26 million UK adults, mostly women.
Future PLC was founded in 1985 publishing video game and automotive magazines, targeting mostly male audiences between 21-44. It has over 52 million online users and sells 13 million printed copies annually.
Bauer Media Group has been publishing for 138 years across 15 countries. With over 300 magazines, it employs around 6,400 people and has a variety of titles targeting audiences of all ages.
Question 3
The document discusses several major magazine publishers in the UK - EMAP, BBC, IPC - and their histories of publishing different genres of magazines. EMAP historically published home and DIY magazines as well as gaming magazines, while BBC also published music magazines in addition to general news and history magazines. IPC publishes lifestyle, luxury and specialist magazines. The document considers these institutions for suitability for a new hip hop music magazine, but concludes none are suitable given the genres they currently support. It suggests digital distribution would be better than traditional supermarket and newsagent distribution to reach the target audience.
The Big Issue Research
The Big Issue Group owns the magazine The Big Issue and three other social enterprises - the Big Issue Foundation charity, Big Issue Invest social bank, and Big Issue Shop. Each Big Issue vendor buys magazines from distribution centers for £1.25 and sells them on the street for £2.25, keeping the profit. Unlike other magazines, The Big Issue circulation has grown in recent years to 83,000 copies sold per week by vendors across 63 UK locations who receive support from The Big Issue Group.
Evaluation question 3
Harris Publications would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing similar music magazines successfully in both the UK and US markets. Bauer Media would also be suitable because they have a large UK audience across multiple media platforms and do not currently offer a hip hop music magazine. IPC Media would work well due to their large portfolio of over 350 million copies sold annually and partnerships with supermarkets that would help the magazine reach a wide audience.
Publishing music magazines
This document discusses different types of music magazines, including those published by major companies like Bauer Media Group and Time Inc UK, and independent magazines. It notes positives and negatives of independent magazines, such as having more specialized content but potential bias. It also discusses magazine convergence with digital platforms and how Q magazine promotes itself through music events. Major recording artists are usually featured on the covers of magazines like Q. The document concludes with information about the UK Press Complaints Commission and its role in regulating magazines.
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- 1. •Quincy Jones launched Vibe in 1993, in partnership with Time Inc. Time Inc. is a subsidiary of the media conglomerate Time Warner, the company formed by the 1990 merger of the original Time Inc. and Warner Communications
- 2. • It publishes 130 magazines some of them are - Sports Illustrated, Fortune, People, In Style, Life, GOLF Magazine, Southern Living, Essence, This Old House, All You and Entertainment Weekly.
- 3. Other well known artist to capture your attention. So if you Bold colourful writing , do not like the main artist you would be very noticeable might like the other ones on the shelves An enticing tittle to Well known artist , that most of the capture the readers world is familiar with so by having attention the reader him on the front cover most people will want to know more will take notice of the magazine or so there for will buy the buy it magazine Competition type activities for the reader to complete
- 4. • The people that read the magazine are all over 18 and classed as adults. The amount of people reading the magazine are 7,547. Although most reading the magazine are 18-34. • The median age of people purchasing the magazine is 27. Also the people that purchase the magazine are either black or people of colour. • The amount of people purchasing the magazine who are in college is 5,600. the rest are presumable employed. • The average income for some one purchasing the magazine is $40.595 a year. Judging by the amount the person earns he/she has disposable income to spend on the magazine.
- 5. • The VIBE subscriber base continues to grow, with an estimated increase of close to 5% in 2004. • Approximately 15,000 new subscription orders every month from insert cards within the magazine. • Two direct-mail campaigns, in January and July, produce more than 40,000 subscriptions. • Various gift promotions mailed to 200,000-plus subscribers throughout the year. • Internet programs have become viable sources, garnering an average 5,000 orders per month. • Various music events/festivals produce additional subscriptions.