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NME (new musical express) is a British music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952 and has been published weekly since. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC Media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 brands. NME has an online website with over 5 million users per month and holds annual music awards voted on by readers. The target audience for NME is both male and female, especially younger people, as it aims to cover a wide range of up-to-date music genres.
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NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 media brands and targets a wide audience. NME covers various music genres and targets both male and female younger readers through its coverage of current music trends.
NME
NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 magazines targeted at different audiences. NME targets both male and female younger audiences with its coverage of various music genres and genres.
IPC MEDIA
IPC is a large British publishing company founded in 1958 that publishes over 350 million copies per year of lifestyle magazines like Country Life and Woman's Weekly catering to various readers. IPC also publishes NME, their only music magazine, so competition in the music magazine market from them is low, especially for a magazine in a different sub-genre like alternative rock. Therefore, the document suggests IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new alternative rock magazine as well due to their success and experience in publishing.
Task 4
Times Inc has a long history of publishing magazines for various audiences, beginning with upper class male interests in the 1800s and expanding to include women and mass market audiences over time. They have proven adept at launching new magazines successfully, adapting to changes in society and technology, and maintaining relevance. Their experience with music magazines like NME suggests they would be well-suited to publish a new magazine focused on alternative music styles, building off NME's past success in that genre while also covering mainstream charts.
Task four
IPC Media is a large UK publisher founded in 1958 that publishes over 350 million magazine copies annually. They publish magazines across many genres but have limited offerings focused on music. Their target audiences are women, young men, and upmarket audiences. IPC Media would be a suitable publisher for the magazine as they don't publish many music-focused magazines and the proposed magazine would target ages 17-20s, filling a gap in IPC Media's offerings.
Nme
NME is a weekly music publication in the UK that has been published since 1952, targeting 16-19 year olds. It started as a newspaper but transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. NME was the first British paper to include a singles chart and was the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. Its parent company, IPC Media, owns over 60 media brands including magazines and was first formed in 1963 to broaden their audience across different publications.
Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute my music magazine because they currently distribute magazines like NME that have a similar target audience and content as my magazine. Both NME and my magazine focus on indie music genres and appeal to a niche audience of 15-30 year olds. Distributing with IPC would allow my magazine to reach an existing audience familiar with NME and increase the chances of people buying it.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine focused on rap music. It analyzes Bauer Media Group and TimeInc.UK, which both currently publish music magazines. While Bauer Media Group publishes magazines in similar genres, it does not have any focused solely on rap music. TimeInc.UK publishes NME, which includes some rap content, and targets both teenage and adult audiences. Therefore, distributing the rap music magazine through TimeInc.UK could maximize its popularity by expanding the company's music offerings and appealing to both young and old readers.
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NME
NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 media brands and targets a wide audience. NME covers various music genres and targets both male and female younger readers through its coverage of current music trends.
NME
NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 magazines targeted at different audiences. NME targets both male and female younger audiences with its coverage of various music genres and genres.
IPC MEDIA
IPC is a large British publishing company founded in 1958 that publishes over 350 million copies per year of lifestyle magazines like Country Life and Woman's Weekly catering to various readers. IPC also publishes NME, their only music magazine, so competition in the music magazine market from them is low, especially for a magazine in a different sub-genre like alternative rock. Therefore, the document suggests IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new alternative rock magazine as well due to their success and experience in publishing.
Task 4
Times Inc has a long history of publishing magazines for various audiences, beginning with upper class male interests in the 1800s and expanding to include women and mass market audiences over time. They have proven adept at launching new magazines successfully, adapting to changes in society and technology, and maintaining relevance. Their experience with music magazines like NME suggests they would be well-suited to publish a new magazine focused on alternative music styles, building off NME's past success in that genre while also covering mainstream charts.
Task four
IPC Media is a large UK publisher founded in 1958 that publishes over 350 million magazine copies annually. They publish magazines across many genres but have limited offerings focused on music. Their target audiences are women, young men, and upmarket audiences. IPC Media would be a suitable publisher for the magazine as they don't publish many music-focused magazines and the proposed magazine would target ages 17-20s, filling a gap in IPC Media's offerings.
Nme
NME is a weekly music publication in the UK that has been published since 1952, targeting 16-19 year olds. It started as a newspaper but transitioned to a magazine format in the 1980s. NME was the first British paper to include a singles chart and was the best-selling British music newspaper in the 1970s. Its parent company, IPC Media, owns over 60 media brands including magazines and was first formed in 1963 to broaden their audience across different publications.
Question 3
IPC would be the best media institution to distribute my music magazine because they currently distribute magazines like NME that have a similar target audience and content as my magazine. Both NME and my magazine focus on indie music genres and appeal to a niche audience of 15-30 year olds. Distributing with IPC would allow my magazine to reach an existing audience familiar with NME and increase the chances of people buying it.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine focused on rap music. It analyzes Bauer Media Group and TimeInc.UK, which both currently publish music magazines. While Bauer Media Group publishes magazines in similar genres, it does not have any focused solely on rap music. TimeInc.UK publishes NME, which includes some rap content, and targets both teenage and adult audiences. Therefore, distributing the rap music magazine through TimeInc.UK could maximize its popularity by expanding the company's music offerings and appealing to both young and old readers.
Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
4a
IPC began launching magazines in the late 1800s targeting middle class white men, but began expanding their audiences over time. In the early 1900s, they started targeting white middle class women with magazines like Woman's Own. In the 1950s, they launched music magazines like NME that attracted younger, mostly white middle class male audiences. IPC has since continued targeting a wide range of audiences across gender, ethnicity and social class.
4a
The document discusses the history and evolution of IPC Media, a magazine publisher in the UK. It notes that IPC originally targeted middle-class white men in the 1800s-early 1900s but then began targeting women in the early 1900s. In the 1950s, IPC launched music magazines as the music industry boomed. Over time, IPC has expanded its audiences to be more inclusive of various demographics. The document also examines IPC's experience in launching magazines and targeting diverse audiences.
The magazine institutions
Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
Media evaluation - question 3
- The document discusses different options for distributing a music magazine, including major publishers like IPC and independent publishers.
- IPC is identified as one of the main magazine distributors in the UK and would be a good choice since they distribute popular music magazines and have an international reach.
- In contrast, EMAP is identified as being better suited for more formal business magazines rather than an entertainment magazine.
- Major publishers like IPC will only publish magazines they feel will increase profits and feature popular, famous artists to ensure sales, while independent publishers are more likely to feature unknown 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.
Q3 evalutation
Bauer Media Group is one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe, distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries across various genres. IPC Media Ltd is a large UK publisher selling over 350 million copies per year of magazines such as Uncut and NME. IPC would be the most suitable distributor for the author's chart music magazine as they have experience with popular music magazines, do not currently have a chart/pop magazine, so the author's magazine would not have to compete within IPC's portfolio.
Question 3
IPC Media would be the best publisher for the author's indie music magazine because while Bauer Media publishes larger, more established music magazines and has a presence in radio and television, IPC only publishes one popular indie magazine, leaving room for another to draw in more of the indie music audience. IPC is also the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, selling 350 million magazines per year.
Magazine publisher research ipc
I.P.C. media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher that was originally formed in the 1850s. It has over 60 iconic brands that reach over 25 million users globally each month. I.P.C.'s history involves acquiring several rival publishers over the decades to expand its portfolio. While I.P.C. publishes some music magazines like NME, it may not be suitable for a new indie music magazine due to already having NME, which could compete for the same audience. In contrast, Bauer Media publishes the rock-focused Kerrang! and may be more suitable as it does not have an indie-focused magazine that could compete.
Ipc
IPC would be a good publisher for the author's pop music magazine because it only distributes one other music magazine, which focuses on a different genre, avoiding competition. IPC also has experience promoting magazines toward female audiences, the target for this pop magazine. Additionally, IPC distributes magazines across the UK and offers an online subscription option, helping make the magazine well-known and popular.
Publishing companies
Music Mags was founded in 1996 and distributes magazines focused on genres like bass, DJing, and EQ, but not dance music magazines. They are based in the UK but have international reach. IPC Media was founded in 1985 and distributes a wide variety of magazines and other products across genres like equestrian, sports, home, fashion, lifestyle, teen, TV, women, and music. Their NME magazine would be most relatable to a dance music magazine. As a Time Warner company, IPC has business partners internationally, including in America.
Research task 4 – research into music industries
IPC is a suitable company for the new music magazine based on their history:
1) IPC has expanded their target audiences over time from upper class white males to include females, lower classes, and those interested in technology/TV as interests changed.
2) They have taken risks by publishing magazines for new audiences like women in the 1920s-1940s and have shown loyalty to successful magazines like Ideal Home.
3) IPC has the financial resources to promote magazines through competitions and prizes as they did in the early 1900s.
Their willingness to evolve with audiences and take risks makes them a good partner for a new music magazine.
Answer question 1 and 2
IPC has historically published magazines targeted towards upper-class audiences interested in expensive hobbies like yachting, hunting, and photography. Over time, IPC expanded their target audience and topics to include more affordable hobbies and interests for middle-class readers like gardening, cooking, and golf. In modern times, IPC publishes a wide range of magazines on diverse topics from cars to parenting to home decor. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because they have experience in the music space through titles like New Musical Express and Uncut. They are likely to publish magazines focused on popular genres like rock and modern music. While other publishers like Bauer may be more affordable, IPC's brand recognition
Media evaluation question 3
The document discusses which type of media institution would be best suited to distribute the author's music magazine called "Fusion". It analyzes the biggest current music magazine publishers like IPC Media, Bauer Media Group, and Wenner Media. It determines these large institutions already publish magazines covering similar genres to "Fusion", so distributing through them could negatively impact existing magazine sales or the potential revenue of "Fusion". Instead, the author concludes a smaller institution like the BBC would be a better fit, as its magazines have very specific genres that don't compete directly with "Fusion", allowing it to find its own audience without cannibalizing other magazine sales.
Pitching my magazine
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for Harrison Astley-Jones' new music magazine. Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing company that offers over 300 magazines across 15 countries, including well-known music magazines like Mojo, Q, and Kerrang. Their experience publishing successful music magazines makes them the right choice to also publish Harrison's new magazine.
Media question3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a new music magazine. It examines existing publishers like EMAP, Conde Nast, and Bauer. After researching magazines like Rolling Stone, NME, and Q, the author decides that IPC Media would be the best choice since they already publish the music-focused NME and are a leading UK publisher available in both print and digital. IPC Media's experience with music magazines and wide reach across platforms makes them suitable to help spread the new magazine.
Icp
IPC Media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, engaging over 26 million UK adults through magazines like Now and Chat. It has three divisions: IPC Connect covers mass market women's magazines; IPC Inspire focuses on men's leisure brands like Country Life; and IPC Southbank features luxury brands for upmarket women like InStyle and Ideal Home. IPC Media was formed in 1963 through a merger of publishers and restructured in 2010 around its three audience groups. Example publications include NME, a weekly music magazine targeting 15-30 year olds, and InStyle, a monthly women's fashion magazine appealing to all women.
Ipc timeline
IPC began publishing magazines in the 1850s and over time expanded their catalog to include magazines targeted towards various interests and demographics. In the early 1900s, IPC introduced some of the first women's magazines and began including free gifts. During World War II, IPC's magazines played a key role in raising morale on the home front. IPC continued expanding their offerings throughout the 20th century to match emerging interests and trends, and was acquired by The Reed Group in the 1970s.
Question 3
This document discusses different media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It analyzes IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Media. IPC Media is identified as the most suitable choice as it is the leading UK magazine publisher, allowing for wide distribution. In contrast to IPC's mostly male audiences, the proposed magazine targets females. As the leading publisher, IPC also has a large budget that could be used to promote the new magazine.
Research task 4 – research into music industries
IPC has been producing magazines since the 1800s, starting with newspapers and expanding into hobby magazines targeted towards upper class males. In the 1920s, they began targeting females with magazines about homemaking. Throughout the decades, IPC continued expanding their audience by producing magazines about new topics like music, TV, and sports that appealed to broader demographics. IPC also pioneered promotional strategies like competitions and cover items. The document analyzes IPC and Bauer's histories and concludes IPC would be preferable for a new magazine due to their loyalty in maintaining successful magazines for decades.
NME
NME (new musical express) is a British weekly music magazine that began as a newspaper in 1952. It was the first British paper to include music charts. The magazine is owned by IPC media, a large publishing company that produces over 60 media brands and targets a wide audience. NME covers various music genres and targets both male and female younger readers through its coverage of current music trends.
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Question 4
IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeted towards specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted educated white males, whereas now they consider factors like ethnicity and gender. IPC breaks audiences into categories like "Connect", targeting mass market women. They would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing influential music magazines like NME. IPC has experience publishing various genres of magazines, so they could publish magazines focused on different music genres. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable due to their experience with music magazines.
4a
IPC began launching magazines in the late 1800s targeting middle class white men, but began expanding their audiences over time. In the early 1900s, they started targeting white middle class women with magazines like Woman's Own. In the 1950s, they launched music magazines like NME that attracted younger, mostly white middle class male audiences. IPC has since continued targeting a wide range of audiences across gender, ethnicity and social class.
4a
The document discusses the history and evolution of IPC Media, a magazine publisher in the UK. It notes that IPC originally targeted middle-class white men in the 1800s-early 1900s but then began targeting women in the early 1900s. In the 1950s, IPC launched music magazines as the music industry boomed. Over time, IPC has expanded its audiences to be more inclusive of various demographics. The document also examines IPC's experience in launching magazines and targeting diverse audiences.
The magazine institutions
Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
Media evaluation - question 3
- The document discusses different options for distributing a music magazine, including major publishers like IPC and independent publishers.
- IPC is identified as one of the main magazine distributors in the UK and would be a good choice since they distribute popular music magazines and have an international reach.
- In contrast, EMAP is identified as being better suited for more formal business magazines rather than an entertainment magazine.
- Major publishers like IPC will only publish magazines they feel will increase profits and feature popular, famous artists to ensure sales, while independent publishers are more likely to feature unknown 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.
Q3 evalutation
Bauer Media Group is one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe, distributing over 300 magazines in 15 countries across various genres. IPC Media Ltd is a large UK publisher selling over 350 million copies per year of magazines such as Uncut and NME. IPC would be the most suitable distributor for the author's chart music magazine as they have experience with popular music magazines, do not currently have a chart/pop magazine, so the author's magazine would not have to compete within IPC's portfolio.
Question 3
IPC Media would be the best publisher for the author's indie music magazine because while Bauer Media publishes larger, more established music magazines and has a presence in radio and television, IPC only publishes one popular indie magazine, leaving room for another to draw in more of the indie music audience. IPC is also the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, selling 350 million magazines per year.
Magazine publisher research ipc
I.P.C. media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher that was originally formed in the 1850s. It has over 60 iconic brands that reach over 25 million users globally each month. I.P.C.'s history involves acquiring several rival publishers over the decades to expand its portfolio. While I.P.C. publishes some music magazines like NME, it may not be suitable for a new indie music magazine due to already having NME, which could compete for the same audience. In contrast, Bauer Media publishes the rock-focused Kerrang! and may be more suitable as it does not have an indie-focused magazine that could compete.
Ipc
IPC would be a good publisher for the author's pop music magazine because it only distributes one other music magazine, which focuses on a different genre, avoiding competition. IPC also has experience promoting magazines toward female audiences, the target for this pop magazine. Additionally, IPC distributes magazines across the UK and offers an online subscription option, helping make the magazine well-known and popular.
Publishing companies
Music Mags was founded in 1996 and distributes magazines focused on genres like bass, DJing, and EQ, but not dance music magazines. They are based in the UK but have international reach. IPC Media was founded in 1985 and distributes a wide variety of magazines and other products across genres like equestrian, sports, home, fashion, lifestyle, teen, TV, women, and music. Their NME magazine would be most relatable to a dance music magazine. As a Time Warner company, IPC has business partners internationally, including in America.
Research task 4 – research into music industries
IPC is a suitable company for the new music magazine based on their history:
1) IPC has expanded their target audiences over time from upper class white males to include females, lower classes, and those interested in technology/TV as interests changed.
2) They have taken risks by publishing magazines for new audiences like women in the 1920s-1940s and have shown loyalty to successful magazines like Ideal Home.
3) IPC has the financial resources to promote magazines through competitions and prizes as they did in the early 1900s.
Their willingness to evolve with audiences and take risks makes them a good partner for a new music magazine.
Answer question 1 and 2
IPC has historically published magazines targeted towards upper-class audiences interested in expensive hobbies like yachting, hunting, and photography. Over time, IPC expanded their target audience and topics to include more affordable hobbies and interests for middle-class readers like gardening, cooking, and golf. In modern times, IPC publishes a wide range of magazines on diverse topics from cars to parenting to home decor. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because they have experience in the music space through titles like New Musical Express and Uncut. They are likely to publish magazines focused on popular genres like rock and modern music. While other publishers like Bauer may be more affordable, IPC's brand recognition
Media evaluation question 3
The document discusses which type of media institution would be best suited to distribute the author's music magazine called "Fusion". It analyzes the biggest current music magazine publishers like IPC Media, Bauer Media Group, and Wenner Media. It determines these large institutions already publish magazines covering similar genres to "Fusion", so distributing through them could negatively impact existing magazine sales or the potential revenue of "Fusion". Instead, the author concludes a smaller institution like the BBC would be a better fit, as its magazines have very specific genres that don't compete directly with "Fusion", allowing it to find its own audience without cannibalizing other magazine sales.
Pitching my magazine
Bauer Media would be the best publisher for Harrison Astley-Jones' new music magazine. Bauer Media is Europe's largest privately owned publishing company that offers over 300 magazines across 15 countries, including well-known music magazines like Mojo, Q, and Kerrang. Their experience publishing successful music magazines makes them the right choice to also publish Harrison's new magazine.
Media question3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a new music magazine. It examines existing publishers like EMAP, Conde Nast, and Bauer. After researching magazines like Rolling Stone, NME, and Q, the author decides that IPC Media would be the best choice since they already publish the music-focused NME and are a leading UK publisher available in both print and digital. IPC Media's experience with music magazines and wide reach across platforms makes them suitable to help spread the new magazine.
Icp
IPC Media is the UK's leading consumer magazine publisher, engaging over 26 million UK adults through magazines like Now and Chat. It has three divisions: IPC Connect covers mass market women's magazines; IPC Inspire focuses on men's leisure brands like Country Life; and IPC Southbank features luxury brands for upmarket women like InStyle and Ideal Home. IPC Media was formed in 1963 through a merger of publishers and restructured in 2010 around its three audience groups. Example publications include NME, a weekly music magazine targeting 15-30 year olds, and InStyle, a monthly women's fashion magazine appealing to all women.
Ipc timeline
IPC began publishing magazines in the 1850s and over time expanded their catalog to include magazines targeted towards various interests and demographics. In the early 1900s, IPC introduced some of the first women's magazines and began including free gifts. During World War II, IPC's magazines played a key role in raising morale on the home front. IPC continued expanding their offerings throughout the 20th century to match emerging interests and trends, and was acquired by The Reed Group in the 1970s.
Question 3
This document discusses different media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It analyzes IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Media. IPC Media is identified as the most suitable choice as it is the leading UK magazine publisher, allowing for wide distribution. In contrast to IPC's mostly male audiences, the proposed magazine targets females. As the leading publisher, IPC also has a large budget that could be used to promote the new magazine.
Research task 4 – research into music industries
IPC has been producing magazines since the 1800s, starting with newspapers and expanding into hobby magazines targeted towards upper class males. In the 1920s, they began targeting females with magazines about homemaking. Throughout the decades, IPC continued expanding their audience by producing magazines about new topics like music, TV, and sports that appealed to broader demographics. IPC also pioneered promotional strategies like competitions and cover items. The document analyzes IPC and Bauer's histories and concludes IPC would be preferable for a new magazine due to their loyalty in maintaining successful magazines for decades.
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The document discusses the IPC media group and their history of publishing various magazine types over the years. It provides a timeline of magazines published from the 1800s to today, covering genres like music, women's interests, TV, sports and more. The IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their experience with successful music titles like NME and knowledge of the genre. They may look to publish rock/indie or pop magazines that fit their existing audiences.
Ipc research
The document discusses the types of magazines and target audiences that IPC, a publishing company, has been associated with over the years. It notes that IPC initially targeted middle class men with newspapers in the early 1800s and later launched women's magazines. It launched the first music magazine, Musical Express, in the 1950s. By the late 1960s, IPC was publishing a wide variety of magazine genres including music, women's, sports and special interest magazines targeting various classes, ages, and genders.
Task 4, research into music industries and institutions
The International Publishing Corporation (IPC) was formed in 1963 through the merger of three leading UK magazine publishers and has since published magazines across many genres. IPC's origins date back to magazines launched in the late 1800s. IPC has historically published magazines related to music, fashion, and sports targeted towards both men and higher class women. IPC Media has produced over 60 iconic brands that reach over 26 million UK adults through magazines and 20 million through their websites each month.
Media institutions
IPC Media is a large UK publisher formed in 1963 that publishes magazines across a variety of genres and target audiences. Their most popular magazines are aimed at younger males and females, such as NME and Nuts. As NME has been published for many years, IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine given their expertise, though they may not want to publish a magazine that directly competes with NME. They tend to target the 16-25 age range with magazines focused on relevant music genres.
Task 4
IPC has a long history of publishing magazines targeted at various audiences. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted middle-aged men and interests like sports and hobbies. They later introduced magazines for women in the early 1900s. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new magazine because of their extensive experience creating successful magazines like NME for different genres and audiences over many decades. They understand how to design magazines that appeal to specific target readers. Alternative publishers like Bauer, which also has a long history in music magazines focused on genres like rock/indie, could also be suitable options.
Task 4 a completed
IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, from upper-class males interested in sailing in the early 1900s to women of middle-class interested in homemaking from 1920-1940. They demonstrated an ability to publish magazines on a wide variety of topics for different gender and class audiences. This history suggests they would be well-suited to publish music magazines targeted at multiple music genres and demographic groups. As an experienced publisher with a track record of adapting to audience interests over time, IPC could likely publish several successful music magazines.
Task 4a
Over the years, IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences, from upper class males in the 1800s to women in the 1930s. The documents discusses the different magazines IPC published each decade from the 1800s to today, targeting audiences like those interested in sports, homes, fashion, and television programming. IPC transitioned from primarily publishing newspapers to magazines as magazines became more popular. The document analyzes how IPC's target audiences and magazine genres evolved over time to appeal to broader demographics.
Evaluation Q3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It analyzes the BBC, Emap, IPC Media, and Bauer as the four main magazine institutions in the UK. The document concludes that the BBC or IPC Media would be good choices to distribute the magazine due to their experience with music magazines and appealing to a wide audience. It also suggests the magazine could be distributed in supermarkets, WH Smith stores, or online/via an app to reach the target teenage audience.
Institutional research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company based in Germany that produces magazines targeted at mainstream and niche audiences in over 10 countries. Some of its mainstream magazines include Kerrang!, Empire, and Q, while its niche magazines cover topics like fishing and golf. It aims to target all demographics through its variety of magazine offerings. Empire magazine is one of Bauer Media's publications targeted towards younger male audiences interested in music and entertainment.
Ipc media
This document provides information about IPC Media, a large UK publishing company formed in 1963 through a merger of magazine publishers. The summary is:
IPC Media is a leading UK publisher of magazines, websites, and digital content. It publishes 75 magazines total targeting men, mass market women, and upmarket women. IPC Media's portfolio includes music magazines like NME and Uncut focused on rock and indie genres. They may be open to publishing magazines in new genres to reach different audiences.
Research task 4 questions 1-3
Times Inc has a long history publishing magazines starting in the 1800s targeting middle class males. Over time, they expanded their target audiences to include females and lower classes by launching magazines about homemaking, women's interests, television, sports, hobbies and more. They published just one music magazine, NME, but their willingness to adapt to changes over decades and appeal to diverse audiences makes them a suitable publisher for a new music magazine that could focus on a different genre than NME to attract new readers.
Institutions
Institutions that could potentially publish and distribute a new music magazine include IPC Media/TimeInc, Bauer Media, Wenner Media, and Freeway Press Inc. IPC Media/TimeInc is an international publisher distributing over 350 million copies annually across 80+ countries. Bauer Media publishes over 80 brands including music magazines like Kerrang! and Q that target audiences similar to the proposed magazine. Wenner Media founded Rolling Stone and focuses on music and related social issues. Freeway Press targets more underground audiences as a smaller, independent publisher.
Evaluation question three
IPC Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the author's indie pop music magazine. IPC Media currently publishes NME, a popular UK music magazine that focuses specifically on music and features many indie pop artists. While magazines like Blender and Maxim were deemed unsuitable because they cover multiple genres and include sexual imagery, NME's content and target genre alignment makes it comparable to the author's proposed magazine. Therefore, IPC Media may be likely to also distribute an indie pop-focused magazine.
Institution
IPC is one of the UK's leading magazine publishers, selling over 350 million copies annually across 5 divisions including Connect, Ignite!, TX, Inspire, and southbank. IPC owns music magazines NME and Guitar and Bass. NME is a weekly music magazine that has been published since the 1950s and also has an online version with over 7 million users per month to keep readers up to date. It holds an annual award show voted on by readers to celebrate the best new music of the past year.
Ipc research task 4a
IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, starting with women's magazines in the early 1900s and expanding to include titles focused on lifestyle, sports, homes, and gardens. In later decades, IPC launched magazines targeting both men and women across different genres including music, TV, and hobbies. One of their earliest music magazines, New Musical Express, helped publish the first official UK music chart and was very successful.
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Immediate Media Co publishes magazines, TV shows, and online content across various media. One of their magazines is Top of the Pops, launched in 1995 to replace an older magazine and target a younger teen audience. Top of the Pops TV series, which ran from 1964 to 2006, was also successful worldwide. Time Warner owns various subsidiaries, including IPC which publishes magazines such as NME, a popular UK music magazine founded in 1952 that was originally a newspaper and focuses on rock, indie, and alternative music genres.
Similarities and differences between music magazines
Aesthetica magazine was founded in 2002 by students at York St John University. It focuses on art, culture and design and is published six times per year for an international audience. It has a circulation of 144,000 and explores contemporary visual culture through editorial content and critical debate. Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 focusing on music and entertainment with a target audience of young, urban hip-hop fans. It has a circulation of over 301,000 and attracts 19 million customers monthly. Q magazine has been published monthly in the UK since 1986 covering various music genres. It has a circulation of 52,781 and costs £4 per issue.
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Task 4, research into music industries and institutions
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- 2. About the magazine...About the magazine... NME music magazine started being printed in March 1952 and ever since then it has been printed weekly. It started out as a newspaper and then gradually turned into magazine print. It was the first British paper which included the charts. NME now has an online internet website which began in 1996 and it now has over 5 millions users per month. NME also hold there own music awards, the winners are nominated by the readers of the magazine.
- 3. Who owns NME?Who owns NME? The company that owns the magazine NME is owned by IPC media. IPC media produce over 60 media brands. 26 million adults in the UK read the magazines which are produced by IPC media and over 20 million users use there website each month. IPC media produce NME magazine along with many others which are well known such as country life, horse and hound, look, now and chat. IPC media have 3 main audiences for the media that they produce and these are mass marketing women, up market women and men.
- 4. The company IPC media are well known for the print media that they produce. This is because they print various different magazines which are targeted at all different audiences. IPC media produce over 60 brands. These brands include the big well known names such are Marie Claire, nuts, now, look, TV times, ideal home and pick me up.
- 5. The company…The company… I would describe the company IPC media as being a mainstream company, this is because they produce a number of magazines which are well known to the public. Also they produce weekly magazines which means that they must be selling there magazines on a large scale. The total circulation of the magazine between January 2010 and June 2010 was 33,875.
- 6. British?British? I would consider the magazine to be British because it is a popular British publication. Also the writers of the magazine are British and these are Tony Parsons and Julie Burchill. The magazine editor is Krissi Murison who is also British. This means that the magazine will have a very British feel to it. The magazine includes the British weekly charts.
- 7. Other relevant info…Other relevant info… NME have an online website which gives all of the information which is in the magazine and more information about upcoming bands, the website link is http://www.nme.com/. The NME awards show is also a popular award ceremony which is held every year. As well as this NME sponsor a music tour every year.
- 8. Audience…Audience… The target audience for NME magazine would be both male and female. This is because it is a more gender equal magazine and it is not biased towards a certain gender. NME also have a wider range of music genres included in it rather than a specific genre. NME is also a very popular magazine, it is popular with young people because of the up to date music that it includes. NME try to target there audience in both male and females and they target younger people rather than older people.