Music Magazine Market Research
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Mixmag is a monthly dance music magazine that costs £4.95 per issue or £36-£70 for a 12 or 24 issue subscription. It contains around 70 pages including editorials, DJ battles, album explanations, and opinion pieces on influential dance acts. Q Magazine costs £3.99 per issue or £28 for a year, comes out monthly, and has 120 pages that are 35% advertisements. It includes letters, puzzles, and subscriptions information. Mojo is £4.60 monthly and has 150 pages with 40% advertisements. It features retrospective pieces, columns, and special articles on bands like The Stranglers and Bob Marley.
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Music Magazine Market Research
Mixmag, Q Magazine, and Mojo are music magazines that vary in price, frequency, size, and content. Mixmag costs £4.95 per issue and is published monthly, containing around 70 pages including ads. It features DJ battles and artist explanations of their albums. Q Magazine costs £3.99 per issue and is also monthly, containing 120 pages with 35% ads. It includes fan mail and puzzles. Mojo costs £4.60 per issue and is published monthly as well, totaling 150 pages with 40% ads. It features rants and collections in addition to long-form articles on topics like The Stranglers and Bob Marley.
Researching the marketplace
Kerrang, Rolling Stone, Rock Sound, and NME are popular music magazines. Kerrang and Rock Sound offer subscription options that work out to be cheaper per issue than single copies. Rolling Stone is published every 12-15 days while the others are weekly. Issues range from 63 to 120 pages. Content includes news, reviews, features on artists, and gig guides. Target audiences are mostly younger demographics interested in rock/alternative music.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several music magazines including their target audiences, frequency of release, page count, price, and type of regular content. Q Magazine is released monthly, typically has 150 pages, and costs £4.50, targeting males aged 15-44. NME targets 16-30 year old males, is distributed weekly for £2.50, and references music industry news. The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35, and discusses music and other entertainment spending.
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DJ Magazine is published monthly in print in the UK and has a digital download available weekly on its website. The print magazine costs £3.95 per issue but an annual subscription is £12. The publisher is Trust Publishing Ltd. The target audience is males and females interested in electronic music and DJing, typically between late teens and early twenties. The magazine covers topics like music news, competitions, festivals, DJ profiles, and reviews of new technology.
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Mojo magazine is published monthly, with each issue containing around 72 pages of content focused on older rock bands. It typically features articles on classic songs and bands like The Beatles and Oasis, along with raw photographs from music videos. The magazine retails for £5.25 due to its limited print run.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes key UK indie music magazines, including NME, Q, Uncut, and an unnamed magazine. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular sections, and focus on feature articles for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.40 to £4.90 and are published monthly, with page counts ranging from 60-70 for Uncut to 150-160 for Q. All include news, reviews, and interviews with artists but have different regular content sections.
Rock music magazine
This document summarizes key details about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rock Sound, Classic Rock, NME, and Q. It provides information on price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, regular content sections, and how feature articles are structured for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.20 to £5.50 and are published weekly or monthly, with issue sizes ranging from 70 to 200 pages. Regular content includes reviews, interviews, tour dates, and letters. Feature articles typically profile the artist or band featured on the cover.
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Bauer Media Group could effectively distribute a new music magazine due to their extensive experience and international reach. As the UK's largest media publisher, they have the resources and distribution networks to launch the magazine worldwide. While Bauer publishes several music magazines, they do not target a teenage/young adult demographic and most focus on specific genres. The proposed new magazine, Launch!, would fill gaps in Bauer's portfolio by targeting a younger audience with a variety of music genres. Its weekly publication schedule at a low price also differs from Bauer's existing higher-priced monthly magazines. Distributing Launch! could attract new audiences and generate additional revenue for Bauer.
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Mixmag, Q Magazine, and Mojo are music magazines that vary in price, frequency, size, and content. Mixmag costs £4.95 per issue and is published monthly, containing around 70 pages including ads. It features DJ battles and artist explanations of their albums. Q Magazine costs £3.99 per issue and is also monthly, containing 120 pages with 35% ads. It includes fan mail and puzzles. Mojo costs £4.60 per issue and is published monthly as well, totaling 150 pages with 40% ads. It features rants and collections in addition to long-form articles on topics like The Stranglers and Bob Marley.
Researching the marketplace
Kerrang, Rolling Stone, Rock Sound, and NME are popular music magazines. Kerrang and Rock Sound offer subscription options that work out to be cheaper per issue than single copies. Rolling Stone is published every 12-15 days while the others are weekly. Issues range from 63 to 120 pages. Content includes news, reviews, features on artists, and gig guides. Target audiences are mostly younger demographics interested in rock/alternative music.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several music magazines including their target audiences, frequency of release, page count, price, and type of regular content. Q Magazine is released monthly, typically has 150 pages, and costs £4.50, targeting males aged 15-44. NME targets 16-30 year old males, is distributed weekly for £2.50, and references music industry news. The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35, and discusses music and other entertainment spending.
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DJ Magazine is published monthly in print in the UK and has a digital download available weekly on its website. The print magazine costs £3.95 per issue but an annual subscription is £12. The publisher is Trust Publishing Ltd. The target audience is males and females interested in electronic music and DJing, typically between late teens and early twenties. The magazine covers topics like music news, competitions, festivals, DJ profiles, and reviews of new technology.
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Mojo magazine is published monthly, with each issue containing around 72 pages of content focused on older rock bands. It typically features articles on classic songs and bands like The Beatles and Oasis, along with raw photographs from music videos. The magazine retails for £5.25 due to its limited print run.
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This document summarizes key UK indie music magazines, including NME, Q, Uncut, and an unnamed magazine. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular sections, and focus on feature articles for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.40 to £4.90 and are published monthly, with page counts ranging from 60-70 for Uncut to 150-160 for Q. All include news, reviews, and interviews with artists but have different regular content sections.
Rock music magazine
This document summarizes key details about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rock Sound, Classic Rock, NME, and Q. It provides information on price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, regular content sections, and how feature articles are structured for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from £2.20 to £5.50 and are published weekly or monthly, with issue sizes ranging from 70 to 200 pages. Regular content includes reviews, interviews, tour dates, and letters. Feature articles typically profile the artist or band featured on the cover.
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Bauer Media Group could effectively distribute a new music magazine due to their extensive experience and international reach. As the UK's largest media publisher, they have the resources and distribution networks to launch the magazine worldwide. While Bauer publishes several music magazines, they do not target a teenage/young adult demographic and most focus on specific genres. The proposed new magazine, Launch!, would fill gaps in Bauer's portfolio by targeting a younger audience with a variety of music genres. Its weekly publication schedule at a low price also differs from Bauer's existing higher-priced monthly magazines. Distributing Launch! could attract new audiences and generate additional revenue for Bauer.
Target audience analysis template
Classic Rock magazine targets middle-aged, straight men in the United Kingdom who are interested in classic rock music, both old and modern artists. The £5.50 magazine includes articles about rock music and events, advertisements for music products, and competitions where readers can win tickets to concerts and CDs.
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The document compares the selling points of the author's music magazine to an existing competitor called Artrocker. Some key selling points discussed include eye-catching designs like vibrant colors and distinctive logos/mastheads to grab attention. Content is also important, with listings of music festivals, gigs and reviews of bands being of interest to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Both magazines make money primarily from advertisements and through subscriptions, which provide a steady income stream without needing to supply retailers.
Uncut mag
Uncut is a monthly music magazine targeted towards males aged 25-45. It focuses on Americana, rock, and alternative country music. To attract and retain readers, Uncut provides a free CD with each issue featuring classic rock artists. It also offers thorough music and film reviews. Readers can subscribe to receive the magazine annually at a 40% discount compared to individual issues. While circulation has declined in recent years, Uncut remains the UK's most authoritative music and movie magazine according to industry figures. It is distributed in bookstores, supermarkets, and newsagents.
Researching the
The document summarizes details for four different magazine options targeted at 15-30 year olds. The first magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £2.40 and include news, reviews, interviews and live content. The second larger magazine would be monthly, 140-160 pages long, cost £3.99 and include additional sections like opinions and quizzes. The third magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £4.80 and include letters, profiles and album previews. The fourth magazine would be monthly, 70-80 pages long, cost £4.90 and include in-depth articles on artists.
Researching the Marketplace
The document summarizes details for four different magazine options targeted at 15-30 year olds. The first magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £2.40 and include news, reviews, interviews and live content. The second larger magazine would be monthly, 140-160 pages long, cost £3.99 and include additional sections like opinions and quizzes. The third monthly 60-70 page magazine would cost £4.80 and include letters, profiles and album previews. The fourth monthly 70-80 page option would cost £4.90 and feature articles on artists.
Question 3 evaluation
IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute the magazine because they are a leading UK magazine publisher with experience in the music magazine space through publications like NME. While NME targets younger audiences interested in new music, this magazine would have an older, more serious tone focused on university students passionate about new music, filling a gap in IPC's portfolio for a more mature audience that has aged out of NME.
Market research
There are several music magazines in the UK that cover different genres of music. Some of the major publishers include Bauer Media Group which publishes Q Magazine and Kerrang focusing on alternative music. Immediate Media Company publishes Top of the Pops focusing on pop music. DMC Publishing publishes Mixmag focusing on electronic and house music. The magazines vary in price from £4.50 to £5.50 and have circulations ranging from 20,000 to over 60,000.
Researching the market place 1
Top of the Pops is a monthly magazine that costs £2.99 per issue. It contains regular sections like gossip, fashion, quizzes, advice and letters from readers. The magazine has a target audience of girls ages 11-15, with over 298,000 readers and a circulation of 98,030 copies per month.
Researching the market place 1
Top of the Pops is a monthly magazine that costs £2.99 per issue. It contains regular sections like gossip, fashion, quizzes, advice and letters from readers. The magazine has a target audience of girls ages 11-15, with over 298,000 readers and a circulation of 98,030 copies per month.
Q magazine
Q Magazine is a monthly UK-based alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and photos, with a target audience of 30-40 year olds. In addition to the magazine, the publishing company also operates a radio station and TV channel called Q TV. Each year they hold the Q Awards to honor music.
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MOJO magazine is a monthly music publication with an average circulation of 98,484 copies per month. It targets adults aged 30 and older, mainly males, who enjoy soft rock music from bands such as Led Zeppelin and The White Stripes. In addition to the print magazine, MOJO has a presence on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as a website and newsletter.
Q magazine
Q magazine is a UK-based monthly alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and features and targets 30-40 year old readers interested in music rather than fashion or social lives. The magazine is sold in newsagents and supermarkets across the UK and features a cover photo of an artist along with previews of content inside.
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The document discusses several magazines in the UK, including TV Choice, Kerrang, and Q Magazine. TV Choice is the leading UK magazine for TV listings and sells over 1.2 million copies weekly. Kerrang specializes in rock music and sells around 35 thousand copies per week, with a balanced ratio of male and female readers. Q Magazine has a circulation of around 59 thousand readers, is released monthly, and focuses on new music, reviews, and concerts. All of the magazines discussed are owned by Bauer Media Group and funded through advertising.
magazine costs
The document discusses the costs of various magazines and concludes that a price of £3.99 per issue would be appropriate for the author's new magazine. Billboard magazine costs £7.60 per issue or £395 for a year's subscription. Q magazine is £54 for 13 issues over 12 months, or £4.16 per issue. Classical Pop ranges from £3.00-£4.46 per issue and offers savings for annual subscriptions. Considering these prices and the target audience of older teenagers, £3.99 per issue was selected.
Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media companies that could distribute a new music magazine. Bauer Media Group is suggested because it specializes in music magazines like Kerrang! and Q, which have a similar rock music genre and focus on style. Time Inc. is also proposed as it owns IPC Media, which publishes the music magazine NME, and its wide distribution could help sell the new magazine. Big Cheese Publishing is also discussed but may not provide as much support as a larger conglomerate.
Media Publisher Research
Bauer Media publishes several popular music magazines including Mojo and Q, which both saw circulation numbers around 95,000 in recent periods. Mojo's circulation decreased slightly year-over-year but increased compared to the prior six months. This document provides circulation statistics and other information about magazines published by Bauer Media and IPC Media to evaluate them as potential publishers for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is chosen for their experience publishing similar magazines to the proposed one, while IPC has received negative press for declines in NME magazine.
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This document analyzes and summarizes four magazine articles spread across two facing pages. The first article from Mixmag is about an unnamed band from 1988 based on the accompanying image date. The second article from Q Magazine is about Jay-Z, as indicated by his image and quote. While the title suggests the article will discuss his excitement, the quote implies it may focus on risks of changing styles. The third article from Mojo advertises involvement in ranking Neil Young's 50 greatest songs based on its title and cover line. The fourth article from Kerrang is about an unnamed band or artist based on the image shown.
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Classic Rock magazine targets middle-aged, straight men in the United Kingdom who are interested in classic rock music, both old and modern artists. The £5.50 magazine includes articles about rock music and events, advertisements for music products, and competitions where readers can win tickets to concerts and CDs.
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The document compares the selling points of the author's music magazine to an existing competitor called Artrocker. Some key selling points discussed include eye-catching designs like vibrant colors and distinctive logos/mastheads to grab attention. Content is also important, with listings of music festivals, gigs and reviews of bands being of interest to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. Both magazines make money primarily from advertisements and through subscriptions, which provide a steady income stream without needing to supply retailers.
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Uncut is a monthly music magazine targeted towards males aged 25-45. It focuses on Americana, rock, and alternative country music. To attract and retain readers, Uncut provides a free CD with each issue featuring classic rock artists. It also offers thorough music and film reviews. Readers can subscribe to receive the magazine annually at a 40% discount compared to individual issues. While circulation has declined in recent years, Uncut remains the UK's most authoritative music and movie magazine according to industry figures. It is distributed in bookstores, supermarkets, and newsagents.
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The document summarizes details for four different magazine options targeted at 15-30 year olds. The first magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £2.40 and include news, reviews, interviews and live content. The second larger magazine would be monthly, 140-160 pages long, cost £3.99 and include additional sections like opinions and quizzes. The third magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £4.80 and include letters, profiles and album previews. The fourth magazine would be monthly, 70-80 pages long, cost £4.90 and include in-depth articles on artists.
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The document summarizes details for four different magazine options targeted at 15-30 year olds. The first magazine would be monthly, 60-70 pages long, cost £2.40 and include news, reviews, interviews and live content. The second larger magazine would be monthly, 140-160 pages long, cost £3.99 and include additional sections like opinions and quizzes. The third monthly 60-70 page magazine would cost £4.80 and include letters, profiles and album previews. The fourth monthly 70-80 page option would cost £4.90 and feature articles on artists.
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IPC Media would be well-suited to distribute the magazine because they are a leading UK magazine publisher with experience in the music magazine space through publications like NME. While NME targets younger audiences interested in new music, this magazine would have an older, more serious tone focused on university students passionate about new music, filling a gap in IPC's portfolio for a more mature audience that has aged out of NME.
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There are several music magazines in the UK that cover different genres of music. Some of the major publishers include Bauer Media Group which publishes Q Magazine and Kerrang focusing on alternative music. Immediate Media Company publishes Top of the Pops focusing on pop music. DMC Publishing publishes Mixmag focusing on electronic and house music. The magazines vary in price from £4.50 to £5.50 and have circulations ranging from 20,000 to over 60,000.
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Top of the Pops is a monthly magazine that costs £2.99 per issue. It contains regular sections like gossip, fashion, quizzes, advice and letters from readers. The magazine has a target audience of girls ages 11-15, with over 298,000 readers and a circulation of 98,030 copies per month.
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Top of the Pops is a monthly magazine that costs £2.99 per issue. It contains regular sections like gossip, fashion, quizzes, advice and letters from readers. The magazine has a target audience of girls ages 11-15, with over 298,000 readers and a circulation of 98,030 copies per month.
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MOJO magazine is a monthly music publication with an average circulation of 98,484 copies per month. It targets adults aged 30 and older, mainly males, who enjoy soft rock music from bands such as Led Zeppelin and The White Stripes. In addition to the print magazine, MOJO has a presence on social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, as well as a website and newsletter.
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Q magazine is a UK-based monthly alternative music magazine published since 1986. It covers music news, reviews, and features and targets 30-40 year old readers interested in music rather than fashion or social lives. The magazine is sold in newsagents and supermarkets across the UK and features a cover photo of an artist along with previews of content inside.
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The document provides details on several music magazines that could be competitors for a new magazine. It summarizes the target audience, price, publication frequency, page count, and regular/feature content sections of magazines like Kerrang, NME, Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Q Magazine, Classic Rock, Revolver, and Rolling Stone. The magazines cover genres like rock, pop, punk, and metal and target audiences ranging from teens to those in their late 20s/30s. They typically publish weekly or monthly and cost between £2-7 depending on extras included.
Pitch upload
The document provides details on plans for a new hip hop/rap magazine called LO4. Key points include:
- The magazine will be called 808 or TMM and target 16-35 year olds interested in hip hop/rap music.
- It will be released monthly for £3.99 and feature articles on popular artists along with their photos. Black, white, and gold colors will be used for the magazine design.
- Social media will be heavily utilized to promote the magazine at a low cost. The front cover will feature a full page photo of the month's featured artist to draw readers in.
LO1- Understand existing print-based media Products and how they are created
Rock Sound is a monthly British magazine published since 1999 that focuses on rock music genres like pop punk, metal, and hardcore. It aims to promote newer and less mainstream rock acts to its readership of predominantly teenage fans of extreme rock music. Each issue includes news, album reviews, concert reviews, and interviews to keep readers informed on the latest developments in the rock scene. It has a circulation of over 13,000 and is also distributed in some other countries. The magazine is published by Rock Sound Ltd and overseen by an editorial team that includes the editor, deputy editor, and others.
Researching the marketplace
Rock magazines prices usually range from £2-£3, making them affordable. Higher priced magazines are published less frequently, such as monthly or every other month, while lower priced magazines are published weekly or fortnightly. Magazines with higher prices tend to be larger in size and feature more in-depth articles compared to smaller, lower cost magazines. Regular content in rock magazines typically includes charts, letters from the editor, band advertisements, and community submissions. Feature articles provide exclusive interviews and album previews not available elsewhere.
Q3
The magazine would be published by either Hearst Corporation or Mark Allen Group. Hearst publishes magazines focused on females like Cosmopolitan, while Mark Allen Group focuses solely on music magazines with a broader demographic. The magazine would be distributed at music stores like HMV and African clothing shops like Pepamsie. It would be circulated monthly and available through paid subscriptions of £3.99 per issue or individual issue purchases. While magazines in the genre of world music do not sell well overall, the publisher of Song Lines magazine that focuses on world music has seen revenue of £18.9 million and pre-tax profits increase 63% despite offering free CDs with the magazine. The magazine website is simple and easy to navigate with
Researching The Marketplace
For a rock sound magazine, subscribers can pay £5 for 5 monthly issues, £37.99 for 13 issues over 12 months, or £2.93 per individual issue. It is released monthly with 13 issues annually. Each issue typically includes an interview and feature articles on bands like 30 Seconds to Mars and Escape the Fate. Q magazine offers 7 issues for £24.99, is published monthly, and regularly includes news on musicians alongside featured articles on Noel Gallagher, Mark Ronson, and Catfish & The Bottlemen in this issue.
The pitch
The document outlines plans for a new hip hop magazine aimed at 16-18 year olds. It will be available in print and digitally. The target audience listens to 9+ hours of music per week and downloads from iTunes. The magazine will cover new artists, reviews, interviews and charts. It will have posters, competitions and cost £2 per issue to appeal to its target demographic of students and part-time workers earning around £20,000 annually. Sample covers and layouts are included to showcase the magazine's style.
Market place
The document summarizes information about several music magazines, including Kerrang, Rock, NME, Rolling Stone, Classic Rock, Spin, Mojo, and The Hot List. It provides details on the typical number of pages, price, regular content like interviews and reviews, featured articles, color scheme based on content, and links to websites and media kits where available.
Initial ideas1
The document discusses plans for a new magazine focused on hip hop and R&B music. It will target an audience of 16-30 year olds. The magazine will include news and updates about artists, photos, interviews, music reviews of new albums and songs, information about live shows and tours, and advertisements related to hip hop fashion. It will use red and blue as its main colors. Popular artist Chris Brown and up-and-coming artist Tinashe will be featured on the first issue. The magazine will be distributed through newsstands and subscriptions and cost £2.99.
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LO1- Understand existing print-based media Products and how they are created
LO1- Understand existing print-based media Products and how they are created
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- 2. MIXMAG Price - Prices of magazines vary a lot, they could be anywhere between £1.99 and £4.99. For Mixmag it costs £36 to subscribe for the next 12 magazines via direct debit, £38 pounds via credit card and £70 for the 24 issue via credit card. One issue of Mixmag costs £4.95. Frequency - Magazine frequency can also vary. It could be weekly, monthly, bi-monthly or even every three months. This would be dependent on how much content exists for a particular genre. For example a pop magazine would be likely to be produced on a weekly basis as there is a lot of content that could be put in it. Mixmag is produced 12 times a year, once a month. Issue Size - This would be dependent on two things, the frequency of the publication and the amount of news about that particular genre. If a magazine is produced on a weekly basis it would be assumed to contain less content than one that is produced on a monthly basis. Mixmag contains around 70 pages of content and adverts. Regular Content - Most music magazines always contain an editorial, which is a message from the editor about that particular issue of the magazine. They could also contain a reader letters section where some of the readers emails or letters are printed into the magazine and the writers endeavour to answer any questions that they had. Mixmag contains "DJ battles", "Your CD explained", which is a feature where bands/ artists explain their newest CD/ album. Feature Articles - These would be dependent on controversial issues, or any discussable topic, that has taken place within that genre of music. For example if an artist has produced a new track that does not follow the style that they usually produce in. Mixmag had "Who is the greatest dance act of all time?" in one issue. This is a very opinionated topic as everyone who reads the magazine may have their view on whether they are right or wrong.
- 3. Q MAGAZINE Price – £3.99 per issue, £28 for a 1 year subscription. Frequency – Monthly. Issue Size – 120 pages, 35% adverts. Regular Content – Fan mail, subscriptions, crosswords, ten commandments. Feature Articles – Oasis special, Paul Heaton
- 4. MOJO Price - £4.60 per issue. Frequency - Monthly. Issue Size - 150 pages, 40% adverts. Regular Content - Back to my place, Theories rants etc, Mojo collections. Feature Article - Time machine, The stranglers, Bob Marley.
- 5. KERRANG! Price – Frequency – Issue Size – Regular Content – Feature Article –