Pop herts magazine pitch
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The document outlines a proposed magazine called "POP Herts" that will cover pop music news and artists in Hertfordshire. It will be an A4 sized magazine published every month with around 50 pages of content like interviews and reviews. The target audience is people aged 18-35 primarily, but also 40-60 secondarily. It will need a small staff of a camera person, editor, driver and leader as well as equipment like a camera and software. Marketing will involve posters and issues will be sold in shops around Hertfordshire for £4.99 each.
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The document outlines a proposed magazine called "POP Herts" that will cover pop music news and artists in Hertfordshire. The magazine will be aimed at readers ages 18-35 primarily, distributed in shops around Hertfordshire, and produced by a small team including a camera person, editor, driver, and leader. It will fill a niche not covered by other magazines that focus exclusively on Hertfordshire pop artists.
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Broken records magazine pitch (original)
Broken Records Magazine is a proposed North London music magazine focusing on 80s rock and roll. It will include interviews with popular and up-and-coming solo artists and bands, as well as details on local music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is 20-55 year old men passionate about the North London music scene and 80s rock, as well as older adults aged 60+ who enjoyed the genre in its prime. The magazine will be marketed through social media platforms and sold for £5 per issue or £45 for an annual subscription to stand out among competitors in the saturated rock magazine market by focusing specifically on the North London scene.
Herts hip hop magazine
The magazine will aim to both inform and entertain readers about hip hop music and culture, with a focus on entertainment. It will provide a platform for artists who may not have had exposure previously and notify readers about music events and festivals. The target audience is people ages 18-35, with more women than men. Content will include interviews, reviews of events and albums, and discussions about the future of hip hop in Hertfordshire. Personnel will include a photographer, editor, social media manager, and stylist.
Herts hip hop magazine
The magazine will aim to both inform and entertain readers about hip hop music and culture, with a focus on entertainment. It will provide a platform for artists who may not have had exposure previously and notify readers about music events and festivals. The target audience is people ages 18-35, with more women than men. Content will include interviews, reviews of events and albums, and articles on trends in the hip hop scene in Hertfordshire. Distribution and marketing will utilize social media, a website, boutique stores, and supermarkets.
Rap central herts pitch
This document outlines a pitch for a new magazine called RapCentral Herts that will focus on rappers and upcoming rappers from Hertfordshire, England. The magazine aims to educate and entertain readers between 15-20 years old about rappers from the local area through facts, information, and upcoming artist spotlights. It will differentiate itself from other magazines in Hertfordshire with its exclusive focus on rap artists and genres from around Hertfordshire.
original Media presentation
This document outlines a concept for a new music magazine called "Rhythm and Blues" that will focus on up-and-coming artists as well as established R&B artists. The magazine will be printed in A4 size with 40 double-sided pages and will feature articles, interviews, and information about upcoming concerts and events. It will be funded through advertisements and sold for £3.50 every three weeks in North London where the target audience of 16-20 and 30-45 year olds live.
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Flow Magazine will be a print and online magazine focused on promoting the underground hip hop scene in North London. It will feature local artists, provide insight into hip hop genres, and give readers ways to engage with the community. While other publications cover hip hop more broadly, Flow Magazine will offer authentic content created by and for those involved in the flourishing North London scene. The target audience is young people living in North London who are influenced by or active in the local hip hop culture.
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Broken records magazine pitch (original)
Broken Records Magazine is a proposed North London music magazine focusing on 80s rock and roll. It will include interviews with popular and up-and-coming solo artists and bands, as well as details on local music events like concerts and festivals. The target audience is 20-55 year old men passionate about the North London music scene and 80s rock, as well as older adults aged 60+ who enjoyed the genre in its prime. The magazine will be marketed through social media platforms and sold for £5 per issue or £45 for an annual subscription to stand out among competitors in the saturated rock magazine market by focusing specifically on the North London scene.
Herts hip hop magazine
The magazine will aim to both inform and entertain readers about hip hop music and culture, with a focus on entertainment. It will provide a platform for artists who may not have had exposure previously and notify readers about music events and festivals. The target audience is people ages 18-35, with more women than men. Content will include interviews, reviews of events and albums, and discussions about the future of hip hop in Hertfordshire. Personnel will include a photographer, editor, social media manager, and stylist.
Herts hip hop magazine
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Rap central herts pitch
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Flow Magazine will be a print and online magazine focused on promoting the underground hip hop scene in North London. It will feature local artists, provide insight into hip hop genres, and give readers ways to engage with the community. While other publications cover hip hop more broadly, Flow Magazine will offer authentic content created by and for those involved in the flourishing North London scene. The target audience is young people living in North London who are influenced by or active in the local hip hop culture.
Media pitch luka
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Media pitch original
This document outlines a proposal for a new magazine called PACE that will cover up-and-coming rap artists. The magazine aims to inform readers about new rappers, entertain them with each issue, promote smaller artists, and educate readers on the rap scene. It will be printed on silk paper and have both print and online subscription options. The target audience is primarily black males ages 18-25, but the secondary audience is broader. Article ideas include tips from artists, Q&As, exclusives on drama, and discussions of artists' careers. The magazine faces competition from established rap publications XXL and Hip-Hop.
Final Pitch with highlighted changes
The document proposes a magazine focused on rap and hip hop music. The magazine would be based in North London and feature both established artists and up-and-coming local artists through interviews and articles. The target audience is males aged 15-30, with a focus on those in the middle-low income bracket. Each issue would have 80-90 pages including an exclusive interview and Q&A with that issue's featured artist. The magazine plans to be distributed in local shops and online, with the goal of promoting both the genre and local artists.
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The document proposes a magazine focused on rap and hip hop music. The magazine would be based in North London and feature both established artists and up-and-coming local artists through interviews and articles. The target audience is males aged 15-30 who enjoy rap and hip hop music. Each issue would have a different featured artist on the cover and include an interview and Q&A with that artist, helping to promote both the artist and the magazine. The magazine aims to give a platform to local rap talent while also covering popular American artists in the genre.
Media pitch highlights
This document outlines a business plan for a proposed monthly hip-hop magazine called "Locked In" targeted at 18-30 year olds in North London with an interest in hip-hop music. The objectives are to sell the magazine in North London and inform readers about the local music scene. It will include articles, interviews, reviews and music recommendations. The magazine will be advertised on social media and distributed in local newsagents. Competitors include established music magazines like Complex and Time Out. Considerations are given to legal and ethical issues like copyright and explicit content. Resources needed include photography equipment, computer and design software. Mockups of the proposed cover and inside page are included.
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This document outlines plans for a new music magazine called "Rhythm & Blues". The magazine will focus on up-and-coming artists in the R&B genre and feature interviews, articles on new music/albums/events, and information on concerts. It will be distributed in North London and target an audience aged 16-45. The magazine will be funded through advertisements and sold for £3.50 every 3 weeks to provide timely information on music and tours.
Proposal updated
The document proposes a new music magazine called "Mashup" that would feature 4 genres of modern music popular among youth aged 16-25. It would have a dual-sided design with contrasting color schemes and fonts to appeal to different audiences on each side. The magazine aims to help new artists gain recognition and help readers discover new music. It outlines plans for content, pricing, distribution, necessary resources and employees, and provides mood boards and sketches for the design layout.
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Media pitched with highlights pdf
The document outlines plans for a new magazine called PACE that will cover up-and-coming rap artists. The magazine aims to inform readers about new rappers, entertain them with each issue, promote smaller artists, and educate readers on the rap scene. It will be printed on silk paper with 100 pages per issue and options for print or online subscriptions. Content will include artist profiles, promotions for music businesses, and a focus on North London gigs and festivals. The target audience is primarily black males aged 18-25 from lower social classes, but also younger readers and a wider range of demographics. Resources, personnel, article ideas, and example designs are listed to plan and produce the magazine. Main competitors are identified as other
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The document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will maintain consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will have experience engaging younger audiences and regularly solicit reader contributions and feedback.
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The document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will maintain consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will have experience engaging younger audiences and regularly solicit reader contributions and feedback.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will have consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will be experienced in engaging younger audiences through their writing and design skills.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to younger readers. It will maintain consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will be experienced in engaging younger audiences through their writing and knowledge of music trends.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target audience is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will have consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will be experienced in engaging younger audiences through their writing and design skills.
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This document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to younger readers. It will maintain consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will have experience engaging younger audiences and regularly solicit reader contributions and feedback.
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The document outlines the target readership, format and style, themes and features, potential advertisers, and editorial team for a proposed music magazine. The target readership is 16-22 year olds interested in music and charts. The magazine will be full color A4 size featuring artist interviews, charts, and graphics to appeal to teenagers. It will maintain consistent branding and include advertisements from music and teen-focused companies. The editorial team will have experience engaging younger audiences and regularly solicit reader contributions and feedback.
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The document outlines plans for a new magazine called PACE that will cover up-and-coming rap artists. The magazine aims to inform readers about new rappers, entertain them with each issue, promote smaller artists, and educate readers on the rap scene. It will be printed on silk paper with 100 pages per issue and options for print or online subscriptions. Content will include artist profiles, promotions for music businesses, and a focus on North London gigs and festivals. The target audience is primarily black males aged 18-25 from lower social classes, but also younger readers and a wider range of demographics. Resources, personnel, article ideas, and example designs are listed to plan and produce the magazine. Main competitors are identified as other
Practice Magazine Pitch
The document proposes a print and online hip hop music magazine focused on North London that would contain artist biographies, interviews, charts, prizes, fashion looks, and concert listings. It would be published monthly with individual issues costing £3.50 and annual subscriptions £40. The magazine aims to educate and entertain youth ages 15-25 through reading about hip hop music and culture. It would use recycled paper and target distribution through newsagents, festivals, record shops, and supermarkets, with marketing on social media and at events.
Pop monthly
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Pop monthly
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Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
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Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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