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This document provides information on several magazines related to indie rock music, including NME Magazine, Uncut Magazine, The Fly Magazine, Q Magazine, Kerrang Magazine, and MOJO Magazine. It outlines details like price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content found in each issue, and feature articles as well as the publisher for each magazine.
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The document discusses 6 magazines related to indie rock music: NME Magazine, Uncut Magazine, The Fly Magazine, Q Magazine, Kerrang Magazine, and MOJO Magazine. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content sections, and feature article types for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from free to £4.80 and are published weekly or monthly, focusing on indie music news, reviews, and interviews with artists.
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The document summarizes information about 5 different music magazines: Uncut, NME, Mojo, Kerrang, and Q. It provides details for each such as price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, and regular and featured content which usually includes artist interviews, reviews, concert dates, and opinions. The magazines focus on sharing news and content about artists, albums, and the music industry with readers.
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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.
Publication plan
The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
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This document summarizes key details about 5 music magazines: Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.20 and has 70 pages including content on featured bands; Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 with 116 pages focusing on cover artists; Classic Rock is monthly for £5.50 and 110 pages on bands from the 1960s-1990s; NME is weekly for £2.50 with 70 pages about gigs and concerts; and Q is monthly for £5.44 with 110 pages including interviews and quizzes about bands. All magazines include feature articles related to the cover artist.
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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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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 information about 5 different music magazines: Uncut, NME, Mojo, Kerrang, and Q. It provides details for each such as price, frequency of publication, typical issue size, and regular and featured content which usually includes artist interviews, reviews, concert dates, and opinions. The magazines focus on sharing news and content about artists, albums, and the music industry with readers.
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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.
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The document summarizes a proposed monthly music magazine that would be priced at £1.50 and distributed through various retail outlets including newsagents, supermarkets, book stores, and music stores. The magazine would target music fans by offering an informal style with reviews, comments on events, polls, music news, concert information, album releases, and interviews to give readers insider access to artists from the fan's perspective. Regular sections would include an editor's letter, polls, news, concert listings, new releases, top artist charts, and feature articles while occasional spreads would spotlight the cover artist or include interviews and reviews.
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This document summarizes key details about 5 music magazines: Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.20 and has 70 pages including content on featured bands; Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 with 116 pages focusing on cover artists; Classic Rock is monthly for £5.50 and 110 pages on bands from the 1960s-1990s; NME is weekly for £2.50 with 70 pages about gigs and concerts; and Q is monthly for £5.44 with 110 pages including interviews and quizzes about bands. All magazines include feature articles related to the cover artist.
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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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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 provides information about the prices, publication details, and typical content of several music magazines:
- Q Magazine is published monthly in the UK and costs £3.99. Each issue has around 166 pages and includes reviews of new releases and reissues as well as interviews and lists. There is often a free CD.
- Mojo Magazine is also published monthly in the UK and costs £4.99. Each 140-page issue includes lists and comes with a CD related to featured artists. It has features on influential artists and upcoming acts.
- Shindig Magazine is published quarterly in the UK and costs £4.95. The 120-page issues include reviews and photography as well as
Analysis music questionnaire
1) The document is a music magazine questionnaire that asked respondents questions about their music preferences, spending habits, and what they look for in music magazines.
2) The results showed that while only 30% of respondents liked indie/rock music, pricing and free gifts/competitions would encourage more people to buy an indie rock magazine.
3) To create a successful indie rock magazine, the author concluded they would make the price lower, include a variety of exclusive interviews and giveaways, and feature both well-known and up-and-coming indie bands.
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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.
Publication plan
Sean Clampitt proposes a monthly music magazine titled "Just For The Fans!" aimed at rock music fans. It will cost £5 and be distributed in stores that sell music and entertainment. The magazine will take an informal approach, interviewing both famous and up-and-coming bands as well as getting opinions from fans and editors. It will contain regular sections like letters, band features, top 10 lists, and interviews conducted in a style that fans can relate to.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a proposed monthly music magazine titled "EXPRESSION". The magazine will focus on indie music from the perspective of fans, cost £2.00, and be distributed in newsagents, supermarkets, and music shops. It will have an informal style but offer strong commentary when needed. Regular sections will include a fan forum, gig reviews, photos, and an indie music chart. Feature articles will profile bands, review concerts, and discuss topics in indie music.
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.
Media misson statement and mood board
The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Media homework
NME magazine contains several regular sections in each issue. These include "Sounding Off" where readers write in about artists and a guest replies, "On Repeat" recommending 20 new music tracks, and "Radar" suggesting new indie/rock artists. The main articles typically profile a new album release and compare the band to successful past artists. The magazine also lists bands mentioned and featured artists in the next issue to entice readers. Advertisements mainly promote music-related events and products that would interest the magazine's readership.
Publication plan
This document outlines the publication plan for an unsigned indie music magazine. It will be published monthly for £2.70, distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. The magazine aims to offer opinions, reviews and interviews about indie music to compete with other indie magazines. It will follow a typical music magazine format including album reviews, gig guides, featured artists and fan content. Regular sections include a fans forum, top music videos and songs of the month.
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The document summarizes information about 6 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, The Wire, and Mojo. It provides details on their target audiences such as gender and age, frequency of release, average page count, price, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics. The magazines are released either monthly or weekly, range in price from free to £4.50, and have page counts between 100-150 pages on average.
Charts
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
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The document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine called "Pick" focused on psychedelic rock and 1960s revival music. It proposes that the name "Pick" references guitar picks while also meaning the best of the genre. The magazine would be published every two weeks at a cover price of £4 and feature in-depth artist interviews, reviews, and exclusive merchandise from bands. The target reader is described as an 18-year-old man named Tom who is passionate about psychedelic rock and uses music to inform his lifestyle. The magazine's style would reflect the genre through distorted photography, unconventional fonts, and literary references to capture the counter-culture spirit of 1960s rock.
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NME magazine was founded in 1952 as a newspaper and later transitioned to a magazine format. It focuses on independent and non-mainstream music. The magazine uses red, white, and yellow colors prominently throughout for an eye-catching style. It features articles on news, emerging artists, concerts, and features. The front cover typically has a close-up shot of a band or artist. The magazine targets youth and adheres to a less pop-oriented, more authoritative tone since a 2008 redesign aimed at an older audience.
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Media Homework
The document provides an overview of the typical content found in issues of the music magazine NME. It describes several regular pages, including "Sounding Off" where readers can write in about artists, and "On Repeat" and "Radar" which recommend new music. The main articles usually focus on new album releases and provide background on artists. The magazine also includes band listings, featured artist previews, reviews of albums, and advertisements that are relevant to music fans.
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2) Publish the magazine monthly as most readers purchase magazines monthly or rarely.
3) Include interviews, previews, album/artist reviews, and unsigned artists as the main content.
4) Feature well-known artists on the front cover as this was identified as the main attraction.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a proposed monthly music magazine titled "EXPRESSION". The magazine will focus on indie music from the perspective of fans, cost £2.00, and be distributed in newsagents, supermarkets, and music shops. It will have an informal style but offer strong commentary when needed. Regular sections will include a fan forum, gig reviews, photos, and an indie music chart. Feature articles will profile bands, review concerts, and discuss topics in indie music.
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The document outlines the mission statement and mood board for a new music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will provide insights into the music industry with a focus on rock and indie rock genres, targeting readers aged 16-24 that are more male than female. It will contain album reviews, musician interviews, band histories, and industry news. The tone will be informal yet sophisticated to appeal to younger readers. It will be published monthly with a glossy cover. The mood board reflects the target audience of 16-24 year olds split 60/40 male to female who dress in fashion fitting the genres and enjoy listening to music loudly and attending festivals.
Music magazine questionnaire analysis
The document analyzes the results of a questionnaire given to 60% males and 40% females about their music preferences and magazine reading habits. Key findings include:
- The most preferred music genres were rock (50%) and indie (20%). Electronic music was not preferred.
- 60% of respondents do not read existing music magazines, though each received 10% of responses.
- "Unplugged" was the most preferred magazine title at 40% of votes.
- "Sounds of a generation" was the most preferred slogan at 60% of votes.
- Having a mixed artist on the cover was preferred by 50% for a magazine cover image.
- 70% would pay £2.01-
Media homework
NME magazine contains several regular sections in each issue. These include "Sounding Off" where readers write in about artists and a guest replies, "On Repeat" recommending 20 new music tracks, and "Radar" suggesting new indie/rock artists. The main articles typically profile a new album release and compare the band to successful past artists. The magazine also lists bands mentioned and featured artists in the next issue to entice readers. Advertisements mainly promote music-related events and products that would interest the magazine's readership.
Publication plan
This document outlines the publication plan for an unsigned indie music magazine. It will be published monthly for £2.70, distributed in supermarkets, newsagents, websites and music shops. The magazine aims to offer opinions, reviews and interviews about indie music to compete with other indie magazines. It will follow a typical music magazine format including album reviews, gig guides, featured artists and fan content. Regular sections include a fans forum, top music videos and songs of the month.
Market research
The document summarizes information about 6 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, The Wire, and Mojo. It provides details on their target audiences such as gender and age, frequency of release, average page count, price, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics. The magazines are released either monthly or weekly, range in price from free to £4.50, and have page counts between 100-150 pages on average.
Charts
The questionnaire results showed that the target audience for the magazine is younger males who enjoy rock music. Most listeners reported listening to 3 or more hours of music per day digitally or through streaming services. This suggests the magazine should focus on newer rock bands and include free digital downloads. The most popular existing magazines target younger rock and metal fans, so the new magazine will aim to attract this demographic with a similar focus on bands in these genres.
Magazine Genres
The most successful music magazines tend to cater to niche audiences who are dedicated and loyal. Magazines focused on specific genres like K-pop or instruments are popular with small but loyal fanbases. Magazines also do well targeting older audiences who are nostalgic for artists from decades past and use the magazines to stay connected to their musical past. Music magazines are declining overall as their content is now widely available online for free, making the cost of printing magazines a risky business investment.
Pitch
The document outlines a pitch for a new music magazine called "Pick" focused on psychedelic rock and 1960s revival music. It proposes that the name "Pick" references guitar picks while also meaning the best of the genre. The magazine would be published every two weeks at a cover price of £4 and feature in-depth artist interviews, reviews, and exclusive merchandise from bands. The target reader is described as an 18-year-old man named Tom who is passionate about psychedelic rock and uses music to inform his lifestyle. The magazine's style would reflect the genre through distorted photography, unconventional fonts, and literary references to capture the counter-culture spirit of 1960s rock.
Case study nme vi
NME magazine was founded in 1952 as a newspaper and later transitioned to a magazine format. It focuses on independent and non-mainstream music. The magazine uses red, white, and yellow colors prominently throughout for an eye-catching style. It features articles on news, emerging artists, concerts, and features. The front cover typically has a close-up shot of a band or artist. The magazine targets youth and adheres to a less pop-oriented, more authoritative tone since a 2008 redesign aimed at an older audience.
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The target audience for the pop magazine is females aged 15-18 who enjoy pop music, fashion trends, and keeping up with pop artists. The magazine layout and images are designed to appeal to this young female audience. Articles will cover pop music charts, trends, celebrity gossip, concerts, and new releases. The £2.99 price point is affordable for teenagers. The intended readers are those interested in music, fashion, and entertainment news. The magazine aims to remain appealing to this core audience of 15-18 year old girls.
Female indie magazine
The document describes a proposed weekly magazine targeted towards female listeners of indie music aged 15-30. The magazine will cost £1.20 per issue and include information about female indie artists, pictures, concert dates, and other content relevant to its target audience. Each 40-page issue will follow typical magazine conventions like contents pages and stories. The magazine concept is most similar to NME but targeted specifically towards women, where NME has a mostly male audience.
Media Homework
The document provides an overview of the typical content found in issues of the music magazine NME. It describes several regular pages, including "Sounding Off" where readers can write in about artists, and "On Repeat" and "Radar" which recommend new music. The main articles usually focus on new album releases and provide background on artists. The magazine also includes band listings, featured artist previews, reviews of albums, and advertisements that are relevant to music fans.
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The document appears to be a questionnaire completed by William Lee Johnson about starting a magazine focused on dub and reggae-rock music. Based on the responses, William decided to:
1) Price the magazine at £4.20 based on most people being willing to pay between £3-5.
2) Publish the magazine monthly as most readers purchase magazines monthly or rarely.
3) Include interviews, previews, album/artist reviews, and unsigned artists as the main content.
4) Feature well-known artists on the front cover as this was identified as the main attraction.
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This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is a weekly magazine that typically has 63 pages and covers news, albums, gig guides, competitions, and interviews. Rock Sound is published monthly and has around 120 pages each issue, focusing on tour dates, new albums, bands, posters, and exclusives. NME is also weekly, around 70 pages, and features interviews, reviews, new bands, posters, and retrospective pieces on music history.
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This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is published weekly for £2.20 and typically has 63 pages, including news, interviews, album reviews, and competitions. Rock Sound is published monthly for £3.80 and has around 120 pages with interviews, tour dates, album advertisements, and posters. NME is also published weekly for £2.50 and averages 70 pages covering album reviews, interviews, and features on new bands and retrospectives.
Researching the market place
The document discusses research conducted on indie magazines to help inform the creation of a new indie music magazine. It provides details on the costs, publication frequencies, issue sizes, regular content, and some example feature articles of three existing indie magazines: Q Magazine, NME, and Substream. Key information found includes that Q Magazine publishes monthly for £3.90 and has issues ranging from 100-250 pages covering album and concert reviews, while NME publishes weekly for £2.30 with 50-100 page issues focused on music news, reviews, and charts. Substream is a monthly magazine that costs £2.50 per issue and spans 50-100 pages with content like song and gig reviews, interviews, and features on bands
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This document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content sections, and how feature articles are presented for each magazine. The magazines focus on topics like concerts, album releases, artist news, reviews, and interviews. They range in monthly or weekly publication schedules and price from £2.20 to £5 per issue.
Rock magazine market research finished
The document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content features, and how main artist/band features are presented for each magazine. The magazines vary in focus but generally provide news, reviews, interviews and coverage of concerts, albums and the rock music industry.
Researching the market place
The document compares key details of 4 music magazines: NME, Q, Uncut, and Mojo. It provides information on price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular content sections, and any feature articles for each magazine. NME is the most affordable at £2.40 per month and focuses on radar, news, reviews and live content as well as a band feature. Q costs £3.99 monthly and contains various sections like access all areas and Q hero as well as band interviews. Uncut is £4.80 and includes letters, meets, changes and obituaries with a 50 greatest singer-songwriter albums feature. Mojo is £4.90 and has artist articles while also listing regular content
Rock magazine market research
The document summarizes information about 7 popular rock music magazines in the UK, including their price, frequency of publication, typical page count, regular content sections, and approach to feature articles. The magazines range from weekly publications like Kerrang and NME to monthly magazines such as Classic Rock, Q, Rocksound, and Big Cheese. All include news, reviews, interviews, and profiles of new artists and albums.
Researching the marketplace
The document summarizes information about several music magazines, including their websites, prices, publication frequencies, typical issue sizes, and regular and featured content. Kerrang focuses on rock music and includes news, reviews, live performance listings, interviews, and puzzles. NME covers indie and alternative rock with news, reviews, information on new bands, and concert listings. Q has a larger monthly issue size and includes interviews, reviews, and contests. Mojo's monthly issues profile different artists/bands on the cover and include freebies and photography features.
Market research
This document summarizes and compares information about 6 different rock music magazines: Kerrang, Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Q, NME, and Classic Rock. It provides details on price, page length, target audience, and regular/feature article types for each magazine. The magazines range from weekly to monthly publications, targeting audiences from ages 15-24 to older readers. Article types across magazines include interviews, reviews, news, and profiles of bands/artists.
Researching the marketplace
This document summarizes the key details of several magazines that would be considered competitors to a new music magazine. It provides information on pricing, publication frequency, issue size, regular content sections, and featured articles for magazines including NME, Q, Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut. Key details provided include that NME and Q are weekly and monthly respectively, while Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut are all monthly publications. They each include music reviews, interviews, and news about new albums and bands as standard content.
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine called STROKES(Dock11). Key details include:
- The magazine will focus on indie music news, reviews of albums, songs, gigs and concerts.
- It will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscription and digitally.
- The style will use a consistent color scheme and simple language for easy reading, with columns, paragraphs and drop caps to make it inviting to read.
- Regular sections will include band reviews, gig reviews, gig guides, subscriptions, crosswords and fan mail, as well as music industry news and new album releases.
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine called STROKES(Dock11). Key details include:
- The magazine will focus on indie music news, reviews of albums, songs, gigs and concerts.
- It will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscription and digitally.
- The style will use a consistent color scheme and simple language for the target age range, with articles broken into columns, paragraphs and drop caps to make it inviting to read.
- Regular sections will include band reviews, gig reviews, gig guides, subscriptions, crosswords and fan mail, as well as music industry news and new album/chart
Researching the market place
The document summarizes key details about several popular rock music magazines in the UK market, including Kerrang, Q, Rock Sound, NME, Rolling Stone, and Uncut. It provides information on price, publication frequency, typical issue size, regular content found in each (such as reviews and concert listings), and examples of featured artist interviews. Media packs with more advertising information are linked for each publication.
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine called "STROKES(Harabara)" focused on indie rock music. The magazine will be priced at £2.30 and distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets, through subscriptions, and digitally. It will contain news, reviews of albums, songs, and concerts from the indie music industry. Regular sections will include gig reviews, upcoming show listings, subscriber benefits, industry news, new album reviews, and a reader submission section. Feature articles will profile up-and-coming indie artists, recommend new bands, provide music advice, and include seasonal and festival-related content. The magazine will have a simple style to appeal to its target age range
Publication plan
This document provides a publication plan for a proposed monthly magazine titled "STROKES(Harabara)" focused on indie rock music. The magazine will be priced at £2.30, distributed in music shops, websites, supermarkets and newsagents. It will contain news, reviews of albums, songs and concerts in the indie music industry. Regular sections will include gig reviews, listings, subscriber benefits, industry news and reviews of new albums. Feature articles will profile up-and-coming artists, recommend new indie bands, offer guitar advice and seasonal specials. It will also include rankings of top indie bands, interviews and articles on trends in the indie rock genre. The magazine will have a simple style to be clearly
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The publication plan outlines a new monthly classical music magazine titled Classical Highroad. It will cost £3.50 and be distributed in various retail locations as well as online. The magazine aims to introduce readers to new classical artists and provide alternative perspectives on music compared to popular styles today. It will have a formal but opinionated tone along with high-quality photographs and detailed writing for all ages. Regular sections will include editorials, artist profiles, reviews, and interviews.
Researching The Marketplace
This document summarizes several music magazines, including KERRANG!, NME, METAL HAMMER, CLASSIC ROCK, ROCK SOUND, and MOJO. It provides details on their target audiences, average page counts, regular sections, cover artists, costs, and publisher websites. The magazines range from focusing on specific genres like rock/metal to appealing to a wider audience, and they are targeted towards audiences from teenagers to adults.
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.
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- 3. Research: Indie Rock Magazines Magazine: The Fly Magazine Price: Free Frequency Of Publication: Weekly Issue Size: 50-60 Regular Content: They have a review section that is in every issue about live tours, concerts, gig guides and new releases Feature Articles: Featuring Indie rock bands/ artists, band/artist interviews Publisher: MAMA & Company
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