The survey results showed that rock and metal were not the most popular music genres among 16-18 year olds as expected. Most participants found out about music through the charts and friends rather than clubs, likely because they were not old enough to regularly attend clubs. The majority of participants downloaded music rather than buying CDs or using other methods. While friends were a common way to get music recommendations or files, the survey revealed that CDs were also still lent or given as gifts between friends.

1. My Survey Results:
Overall I was surprised that Metal/Rock where not the top answers. There are no magazines at the moment that
focus specifically on Pop/R&B instead these genres are touched on very lightly in gossip/celeb magazines. The
majourity of people found out about the music by Charts and friends. Not too many peoples said clubs. This could
be because I aimed the survey at 16-18 yr olds so they may not club on a regular basis or not been to one yet.

2. Most of the people download there music. This is the answer that I new I would get however I was surprised at
how high ‘friends’ were. I thought that the only way that u could get music of a friend was via Bluetooth or a file
sharing programme. But u can lend CDs, give custom CD’s as a present etc.
Upon looking at the results to question 1 I understand the results to Q5 no one would read a magazine because
there are no music magazines that are pop/R&B.

3. Maybe I should of done more research h in to magazine names so that I could of got a more narrow result for 6
rather than other being the higher option.
I think that I might end up put the price of the magazine at £2-£3 as that would be half of the average price in case
the brought more that one magazine.

4. A lot of the targets age group answered the question as well as 3 people out of my target group.