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The document considers three potential media institutions to distribute a new pop music magazine: IPC Media, Bauer, and BBC Magazines. IPC Media publishes the successful music magazine NME but has room for another music title. Bauer's most successful music magazine is Q and also has experience with other music brands. BBC Magazines publishes the very popular Top of the Pops magazine and may be interested in pop music. The document concludes Bauer has the most experience with music products and would best promote a new pop magazine.
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IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeting specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their newspapers targeted educated white males, while later magazines addressed hobbies like gardening, shooting, and rail travel typically aimed at upper class white audiences. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing titles like NME over 200 years. Their wide distribution across platforms and ability to promote new magazines would increase chances of success. However, directly competing with their existing successful rock magazine NME may be challenging. Alternative publishers like Bauer Media have also published highly successful music magazines like Q and Kerrang spanning a variety of music genres over their long history.
Evaluation Question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the IMMERSE magazine because they own popular music magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that target a similar audience. While IPC Media publishes music magazines, they lack diversity, and Rheingold focuses on classical music rather than the genres covered by IMMERSE. Bauer is well known in the music industry, has high quality printing required for IMMERSE's photos, and the magazine's content and audience would fit with Bauer's other music publications.
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IPC has been publishing magazines for over 150 years, starting with titles focused on outdoor activities and gardening. In later decades, they expanded to topics like women's interests and music. Their magazines have targeted a variety of audiences. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their long history in publishing, broad range of audiences, and experience with successful music titles like NME. They may focus on genres not covered by other magazines, such as indie rock. While IPC publishes some music magazines, alternative publishers like Bauer could also work well since they do not currently have a magazine dedicated to music but do have experience publishing multiple music-focused titles.
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.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
Music industries and institutions
IPC Media is a large UK publisher formed in 1963 that publishes magazines across various genres and target audiences. They would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine given their long-running success with NME, but they would not want to publish a magazine that directly competes with NME for readership. They have expertise in creating magazines for music fans aged 16-25 years old but would likely only publish a magazine in a genre not directly covered by NME, such as R&B, to avoid cannibalizing its own sales.
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.
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IPC has been publishing magazines for over 150 years, initially targeting audiences interested in outdoor activities and country life. In later decades, they expanded to topics like women's interests, music, and homes/gardens. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their long history in publishing widely read magazines and experience targeting music audiences. They are likely to publish genres not covered by other magazines, such as indie rock. Alternative publishers like Bauer could also be suitable since they currently do not publish a music-focused magazine and have experience with multiple successful music titles across genres.
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IPC has a long history publishing magazines targeting specific demographics and interests. In the 1800s, their newspapers targeted educated white males, while later magazines addressed hobbies like gardening, shooting, and rail travel typically aimed at upper class white audiences. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their financial backing and experience publishing titles like NME over 200 years. Their wide distribution across platforms and ability to promote new magazines would increase chances of success. However, directly competing with their existing successful rock magazine NME may be challenging. Alternative publishers like Bauer Media have also published highly successful music magazines like Q and Kerrang spanning a variety of music genres over their long history.
Evaluation Question 3
Bauer Media would be the most suitable media institution to distribute the IMMERSE magazine because they own popular music magazines like Kerrang! and Mojo that target a similar audience. While IPC Media publishes music magazines, they lack diversity, and Rheingold focuses on classical music rather than the genres covered by IMMERSE. Bauer is well known in the music industry, has high quality printing required for IMMERSE's photos, and the magazine's content and audience would fit with Bauer's other music publications.
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IPC has been publishing magazines for over 150 years, starting with titles focused on outdoor activities and gardening. In later decades, they expanded to topics like women's interests and music. Their magazines have targeted a variety of audiences. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their long history in publishing, broad range of audiences, and experience with successful music titles like NME. They may focus on genres not covered by other magazines, such as indie rock. While IPC publishes some music magazines, alternative publishers like Bauer could also work well since they do not currently have a magazine dedicated to music but do have experience publishing multiple music-focused titles.
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.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
Music industries and institutions
IPC Media is a large UK publisher formed in 1963 that publishes magazines across various genres and target audiences. They would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine given their long-running success with NME, but they would not want to publish a magazine that directly competes with NME for readership. They have expertise in creating magazines for music fans aged 16-25 years old but would likely only publish a magazine in a genre not directly covered by NME, such as R&B, to avoid cannibalizing its own sales.
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.
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IPC has been publishing magazines for over 150 years, initially targeting audiences interested in outdoor activities and country life. In later decades, they expanded to topics like women's interests, music, and homes/gardens. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine due to their long history in publishing widely read magazines and experience targeting music audiences. They are likely to publish genres not covered by other magazines, such as indie rock. Alternative publishers like Bauer could also be suitable since they currently do not publish a music-focused magazine and have experience with multiple successful music titles across genres.
Question 3
IPC Media would be the best publisher for the music magazine because they focus only on magazines while Bauer Media also has radio and TV stations, making it harder for a new indie magazine to compete. IPC already publishes the popular indie magazine NME and has room for another indie magazine to find an audience, whereas Bauer's magazines like Kerrang and Q are already well established.
Evaluation 3
Bauer and IPC Media are potential distributors for the author's new dubstep magazine. While neither distributes a similar magazine currently, Bauer distributes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q and MOJO. Bauer's wide range of media platforms could help advertise the new magazine. IPC Media distributes the well-known music magazine NME but lacks Bauer's variety of advertising opportunities. Ultimately, the author chooses Bauer as the distributor due to their success with music magazines and ability to promote across multiple media platforms.
Question 3
The document discusses several potential magazine distributors for a new pop music magazine called "Pop Life". It analyzes Immediate Media Company, EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME as options. It ultimately recommends Immediate Media Company as the best choice as they currently distribute one of the top pop magazines and would provide the most recognition. Plans are also outlined to create social media accounts, a website, and a mobile app to promote Pop Life.
Institutions
IPC Media and Bauer Media Group would be good choices to distribute the magazine because they both have experience publishing music magazines. While IPC Media releases most magazines weekly or monthly and the new magazine would be every two weeks, they have gaps in their portfolio for a magazine targeting both men and women with a dance music genre. Bauer Media operates internationally and has room for a dance-focused magazine. Overall, IPC Media is selected as they could attract the target audience and have a track record of profitable magazines.
Evaluation
Bauer Media would be the best media institution to distribute the media product IMMERSE. Bauer Media publishes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo, and Q that target a similar audience to IMMERSE. They are well known in the music industry with 20 radio stations. Their high quality printing is also important for IMMERSE since it focuses heavily on photos. IPC Media and Rheingold Publishing would not be as suitable, as IPC's magazines only share some of the same audience while Rheingold focuses on classical music, differing from IMMERSE's target genre.
4A IPC and Bauer
IPC has published magazines targeting various interests and audiences over the years, including hobbies, sports, and music. They published magazines like NME to tap into the flourishing music scene in the 1900s, appealing to a wider range of readers. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine as they have experience working with NME and publishing magazines across a wide range of genres like pop and hip hop. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable given their experience with music magazines like Kiss and Kerrang! and insights into music fans from surveys of the industry.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Concept
My magazine will define the alternative indie/pop music genre by combining elements of NME magazine, which focuses on indie styling, and Q magazine, which covers new global pop and rock stars. The target audience is boys and girls aged 16-21 who have unique, quirky styles and rebel against trends. Bauer Media Group is the best publishing house for the magazine as it is Europe's largest privately owned publisher with over 300 magazines across multiple platforms, including music magazines like Q. My magazine would complement their portfolio by targeting fans of alternative indie/pop genres.
Task 4
This document discusses the history and target audiences of magazines published by IPC Media, a major UK magazine publisher. It notes that IPC launched niche interest magazines in the 1800s and expanded to target women in the early 1900s. IPC continued launching hobby magazines and also targeted younger male audiences with NME in the 1950s. IPC has since expanded its target audiences to different genders, ethnicities, ages and social classes. The document also provides examples of genres IPC could publish new magazines in based on its past successes.
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.
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 different media institutions that could potentially publish the author's music magazine, including Bauer Media, IPC, Vibe, and Condé Nast. The author rules out Bauer Media as they publish rock music magazines that do not match the target demographic of 16-21 year olds. IPC is seen as a good fit as they include events and competitions that would engage readers and their design style matches the target audience. Vibe also publishes hip-hop and R&B magazines and distributes content online and in stores, making information widely accessible.
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.
Task 4
IPC has a long history of publishing popular magazines focused on topics like gardening, hunting, and women's lifestyles. They began publishing music and TV magazines in the 1950s as those industries grew in popularity. IPC would be a good publisher for a new music magazine because of their previous success publishing magazines like NME and their strong brand reputation. They would likely focus a genre with a large, loyal fan base such as pop or rock. Alternative publishers like Bauer could also be appropriate since they specialize in magazines for younger audiences who are more interested in music.
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.
Evaluation: Question 5
This document discusses why IPC Media would be interested in distributing a new British Asian music magazine. It notes that IPC already distributes magazines like NME that cover a variety of genres and artists. Distributing an Asian music magazine would allow IPC to reach a new audience and be the exclusive distributor of one of the few Asian music magazines in the UK. The proposed magazine would have a similar format to established magazines like NME, featuring the standard sections found in other popular music publications.
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.
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.
Media Institution for my Music Magazine
Bauer and IPC Media are the two main music magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that cover various music genres including pop, rock, and classical rock. IPC Media publishes NME and Uncut, with NME focusing more on indie pop/rock and Uncut focusing on classic rock. The document discusses choosing one of these publishers to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is selected because although it already publishes Q, a pop magazine, the new magazine would have a different target age group of 15-25 and different features, allowing it to succeed alongside Q.
Task 4 a ipc media
The document discusses the IPC Media and its association with various magazine genres including country, fashion, lifestyle, home, sports, teen, and music magazines. It notes that the IPC has successfully published the music magazine NME for over 53 years, demonstrating that it is a capable publisher. However, it only focuses on rock and indie music genres. Developing a magazine covering a broader range of music genres like pop, rap, and reggae could attract more readers. Alternative publishers like Bauer Media may also be appropriate since they have more experience publishing music magazines and partnerships with music organizations.
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IPC Media would be the best publisher for the music magazine because they focus only on magazines while Bauer Media also has radio and TV stations, making it harder for a new indie magazine to compete. IPC already publishes the popular indie magazine NME and has room for another indie magazine to find an audience, whereas Bauer's magazines like Kerrang and Q are already well established.
Evaluation 3
Bauer and IPC Media are potential distributors for the author's new dubstep magazine. While neither distributes a similar magazine currently, Bauer distributes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Q and MOJO. Bauer's wide range of media platforms could help advertise the new magazine. IPC Media distributes the well-known music magazine NME but lacks Bauer's variety of advertising opportunities. Ultimately, the author chooses Bauer as the distributor due to their success with music magazines and ability to promote across multiple media platforms.
Question 3
The document discusses several potential magazine distributors for a new pop music magazine called "Pop Life". It analyzes Immediate Media Company, EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME as options. It ultimately recommends Immediate Media Company as the best choice as they currently distribute one of the top pop magazines and would provide the most recognition. Plans are also outlined to create social media accounts, a website, and a mobile app to promote Pop Life.
Institutions
IPC Media and Bauer Media Group would be good choices to distribute the magazine because they both have experience publishing music magazines. While IPC Media releases most magazines weekly or monthly and the new magazine would be every two weeks, they have gaps in their portfolio for a magazine targeting both men and women with a dance music genre. Bauer Media operates internationally and has room for a dance-focused magazine. Overall, IPC Media is selected as they could attract the target audience and have a track record of profitable magazines.
Evaluation
Bauer Media would be the best media institution to distribute the media product IMMERSE. Bauer Media publishes popular music magazines like Kerrang!, Mojo, and Q that target a similar audience to IMMERSE. They are well known in the music industry with 20 radio stations. Their high quality printing is also important for IMMERSE since it focuses heavily on photos. IPC Media and Rheingold Publishing would not be as suitable, as IPC's magazines only share some of the same audience while Rheingold focuses on classical music, differing from IMMERSE's target genre.
4A IPC and Bauer
IPC has published magazines targeting various interests and audiences over the years, including hobbies, sports, and music. They published magazines like NME to tap into the flourishing music scene in the 1900s, appealing to a wider range of readers. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine as they have experience working with NME and publishing magazines across a wide range of genres like pop and hip hop. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable given their experience with music magazines like Kiss and Kerrang! and insights into music fans from surveys of the industry.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Concept
My magazine will define the alternative indie/pop music genre by combining elements of NME magazine, which focuses on indie styling, and Q magazine, which covers new global pop and rock stars. The target audience is boys and girls aged 16-21 who have unique, quirky styles and rebel against trends. Bauer Media Group is the best publishing house for the magazine as it is Europe's largest privately owned publisher with over 300 magazines across multiple platforms, including music magazines like Q. My magazine would complement their portfolio by targeting fans of alternative indie/pop genres.
Task 4
This document discusses the history and target audiences of magazines published by IPC Media, a major UK magazine publisher. It notes that IPC launched niche interest magazines in the 1800s and expanded to target women in the early 1900s. IPC continued launching hobby magazines and also targeted younger male audiences with NME in the 1950s. IPC has since expanded its target audiences to different genders, ethnicities, ages and social classes. The document also provides examples of genres IPC could publish new magazines in based on its past successes.
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.
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 different media institutions that could potentially publish the author's music magazine, including Bauer Media, IPC, Vibe, and Condé Nast. The author rules out Bauer Media as they publish rock music magazines that do not match the target demographic of 16-21 year olds. IPC is seen as a good fit as they include events and competitions that would engage readers and their design style matches the target audience. Vibe also publishes hip-hop and R&B magazines and distributes content online and in stores, making information widely accessible.
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.
Task 4
IPC has a long history of publishing popular magazines focused on topics like gardening, hunting, and women's lifestyles. They began publishing music and TV magazines in the 1950s as those industries grew in popularity. IPC would be a good publisher for a new music magazine because of their previous success publishing magazines like NME and their strong brand reputation. They would likely focus a genre with a large, loyal fan base such as pop or rock. Alternative publishers like Bauer could also be appropriate since they specialize in magazines for younger audiences who are more interested in music.
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.
Evaluation: Question 5
This document discusses why IPC Media would be interested in distributing a new British Asian music magazine. It notes that IPC already distributes magazines like NME that cover a variety of genres and artists. Distributing an Asian music magazine would allow IPC to reach a new audience and be the exclusive distributor of one of the few Asian music magazines in the UK. The proposed magazine would have a similar format to established magazines like NME, featuring the standard sections found in other popular music publications.
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.
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.
Media Institution for my Music Magazine
Bauer and IPC Media are the two main music magazine publishers in the UK. Bauer publishes magazines like Q, Kerrang, and Mojo that cover various music genres including pop, rock, and classical rock. IPC Media publishes NME and Uncut, with NME focusing more on indie pop/rock and Uncut focusing on classic rock. The document discusses choosing one of these publishers to distribute a new pop music magazine. Bauer is selected because although it already publishes Q, a pop magazine, the new magazine would have a different target age group of 15-25 and different features, allowing it to succeed alongside Q.
Task 4 a ipc media
The document discusses the IPC Media and its association with various magazine genres including country, fashion, lifestyle, home, sports, teen, and music magazines. It notes that the IPC has successfully published the music magazine NME for over 53 years, demonstrating that it is a capable publisher. However, it only focuses on rock and indie music genres. Developing a magazine covering a broader range of music genres like pop, rap, and reggae could attract more readers. Alternative publishers like Bauer Media may also be appropriate since they have more experience publishing music magazines and partnerships with music organizations.
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Bauer Media would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because it is a large, multinational company with a long history of distributing magazines worldwide. While it already distributes similar music magazines like Kerrang, this also means they have experience reaching the target audience. However, the magazine may not stand out amongst the other offerings. IPC Media is also an option, as it distributes magazines only in the UK, but does not have any similar music magazines. Bauer Media is ultimately preferred over IPC Media as it is larger and distributes more modern music magazines that align better with the style of the new magazine.
IPC Media
IPC Media has targeted different audiences over the years with their magazines. In the early 1900s-1950s, they targeted housewives with magazines about cooking and homemaking. In the 1960s, they began targeting men with magazines about airplanes, cars, and sports. By the 1990s, they had magazines targeting both men and women across various interests and hobbies. In more recent years, they have expanded further to target younger audiences with more casual magazines about fashion, celebrity gossip, and even nudity. Throughout its history, IPC Media has worked to meet the needs of various niche markets including men, women, housewives, young adults, and teenagers.
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.
Task 4 presentation
IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, including magazines focused on men's lifestyle, women's lifestyle, sports, music, and home & lifestyle. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted wealthy audiences. In the early 1900s, they launched women's magazines targeting housewives and wealthy women. They published their first music magazine, NME, in the 1950s focusing on indie music. They launched their first football magazine in 1969 targeting sports fans. In the 1990s, they published a TV magazine targeting working class audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new indie rock music magazine, but an alternative publisher like Bauer may be more appropriate for a rap/hip hop magazine as Bauer publishes magazines related to
Task 4 presentation
IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, including magazines focused on men's lifestyle, women's lifestyle, sports, music, and home & lifestyle. In the 1800s, their magazines targeted wealthy audiences. In the early 1900s, they launched women's magazines targeting housewives and wealthy women. They launched their first music magazine called NME in the 1950s, targeting people in the music industry and fans of indie music. In 1969 they launched a football magazine targeting sports fans. They would be a suitable publisher for a new indie/rock music magazine as they only publish one such magazine currently, NME. An alternative like Bauer would also be suitable as they publish magazines across different music genres like rap.
Question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a music magazine. It analyzes Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, Emap, and BBC Worldwide. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and Mojo, which are in the same genre as the author's magazine, so it would benefit distribution. IPC Media and Emap are established but don't focus on the music genre. BBC Worldwide only publishes one magazine genre, which isn't music. Therefore, Bauer Media Group would be the best option since it already publishes similar music magazines.
Magazine evaluation 3
Institutions specialize in publishing certain types of magazines. For example, IPC MEDIA is known for music magazines like New Musical Express (NME) and Uncut. BBC Magazines focuses on classical music magazines. Bauer Media publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang, with Q having influence across the music world. When determining which institution would publish a new magazine, factors like the magazine's genre, seriousness, and similarities to existing magazines are considered.
Evalution 3
The document considers potential media distributors for a new music magazine. Bauer Media is discussed as a option because it already distributes the indie-focused magazine Q, but Q may also compete for the same audience. IPC is also considered as it has popular music magazines in Europe and distributes 350 million copies annually, though its indie-focused NME magazine could also compete. Ultimately, Bauer is selected as the best choice due to its stability and large reach in the UK and abroad, while recognizing the competition with Q but that Q has expanded beyond indie music.
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.
Media q 5
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new music magazine called "Mr. Pop". It analyzes minor publishers like Fleeing From Pigeons that only use social media versus major publishers like IPC, Bauer, and BBC Magazines that use cross-media marketing across multiple platforms. While IPC and Bauer are not suitable due to only focusing on rock music, BBC Magazines is identified as the best choice since it already publishes some music magazines, uses multiple media platforms, and would fill a gap targeting young males not served by its other magazines.
Media q 5
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a new music magazine called "Mr. Pop". It analyzes minor publishers like Fleeing From Pigeons that only use social media versus major publishers like IPC, Bauer, and BBC Magazines that use cross-media marketing across multiple platforms. While IPC and Bauer are not suitable due to only focusing on rock music, BBC Magazines would be the best choice as it publishes magazines for all genres and demographics, including a similar pop music magazine.
Question 3
Two media institutions, IPC Media and Bauer Media, could potentially distribute the magazine. IPC Media publishes over 350 million copies annually and has experience with music magazines like NME. Their "Inspire" division focuses on men, which may be a good audience for the magazine. Bauer Media already distributes similar music magazines and has expanded successfully in the UK. Their knowledge of the market and distribution networks in the UK and worldwide would help spread the magazine. Bauer also has subsidiaries in television and radio, which could provide additional exposure for the musical content of the magazine.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
The document discusses two potential publishers for a new music magazine called EP: Bauer Media Group and Future Publishing PLC. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang that target audiences similar to EP. However, EP may take lower priority compared to Bauer's more established magazines. Future Publishing only publishes one relatively popular music magazine, so EP could reach a larger audience and generate more revenue as a fortnightly magazine. Future also publishes in over 70 languages worldwide, allowing EP to potentially reach a global audience.
Task 4
IPC has published magazines across many genres over the years, including sporting, lifestyle, home/gardening, music/media, and hobbies magazines. They have experience targeting niche audiences. IPC would be a suitable publisher for a new music magazine because of their expertise in niche markets and history publishing music magazines like NME. They are likely to publish magazines focused on specific genres like indie/rock or pop to appeal to targeted audiences. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable as they publish a variety of music magazines at lower prices and have experience with different audiences. The document discusses developing a pop music magazine, noting that Top of the Pops magazine is an example of an existing pop magazine and that its publisher,
Tasks 4&5
The document discusses researching Q Magazine as inspiration for a new music magazine. Q Magazine is described as an alternative music magazine published monthly in the UK with a "grown up" and formal style. Examples of Q Magazine covers, contents pages, and articles are provided. Two potential publishers, Bauer Media Group and IPC, are compared, with IPC seen as more suitable since they only publish one music magazine currently. Ideas for the new magazine's name, genre, and potential article types are then brainstormed.
IPC Research
IPC has historically targeted different audiences through various magazines over the years. In the early 1800s, their target was educated middle class males through newspapers. Later, magazines allowed them to reach a wider audience. Specific magazines like "Country Life" targeted older women interested in countryside living while "Loaded" targeted younger males. IPC found success publishing the music magazine NME in the 1990s, showing their ability to publish genre-specific magazines.
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Evaluation Question 1
The documentary uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real media products in the following ways:
1) It adheres to typical documentary codes and conventions like a serious tone, inclusion of opinionated and condemnatory aspects, and factual information.
2) It replicates theories of documentary modes from scholars like Bill Nichols - particularly employing the expository mode with an authoritative voiceover.
3) Aspects of genres like public affairs, cinema verite, and actuality documentary styles are also employed to engage audiences and present the topic realistically.
4) While it incorporates techniques from several modes, the documentary challenges conventions by avoiding styles that did not suit its topic, like the poetic or participatory
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on social networking. Some key learnings include:
- Questionnaires identified that the target audience wanted to be informed about how social networking is influencing media.
- Audience feedback influenced the direction of the documentary to provide a balanced argument on the issue.
- The documentary mostly followed conventions but some felt the sound levels needed improvement.
- The radio trailer was well-received but the magazine article was less engaging and did not grab much attention.
- Overall, valuable feedback was received that highlighted strengths and weaknesses to consider for future projects.
Evaluation Question 3
1) The document discusses audience feedback received for a documentary on social networking. Questionnaires were used to understand the target audience and their opinions on social networking.
2) The feedback showed that while most people were familiar with social networking, 33% did not know its impacts. Audiences wanted expert interviews, facts, and good music in the documentary.
3) Based on the feedback, the documentary mostly followed conventions but some felt the sound quality could be improved. The radio trailer was well-received but the magazine article was less engaging. Overall, the feedback provided valuable insights to better target the intended audience.
Evaluation Question 3
Before creating their documentary, radio trailer, and magazine article, the author conducted research including questionnaires to understand their target audience. They learned that while people were familiar with social networking, 33% did not know its impacts. The audience feedback influenced the direction of the projects.
After creating the products, the author evaluated them with their audience. The documentary followed conventions but its sound quality was sometimes poor. While the radio trailer was well-received, the magazine article was less engaging and did not motivate many to watch the documentary. Overall, the author learned effective audience research methods and gained feedback to improve their work.
Professional interviews and why we chose them
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Professional interviews and why we chose them
The document discusses three interviews conducted for a documentary about social networks and social media. Mike Hatton, a media teacher, was interviewed to provide information about social media from an educational perspective. Richard Jones, a media technician, was interviewed to discuss his experience creating blogs and YouTube accounts for students and share the college's view of social networking sites. Frances Jones, a sociology teacher, was interviewed to offer insight into how socializing online has impacted people from a sociological perspective and give her opinions on the topic.
Questionnaire Results
The document summarizes the results of a 10 question questionnaire. It found that 92% of respondents use social networking sites, most commonly Facebook and Twitter. The majority of respondents were between 16-21 years old and use social media to connect with friends and socialize. Respondents indicated that social media patterns have changed since younger ages, shifting from gaming to connecting. Around 75% correctly understood that 3 in 4 people worldwide use social media, and over half watched documentaries.
Email research
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Target audience
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Catfish, Too Poor for Posh School and MBFRGW
The document analyzes three documentaries to find techniques that could be useful for its own documentary about social networks. It summarizes that Catfish uses a globe opening to symbolize social networking globally and extreme close-ups of screens to show its focus on technology. Too Poor for Posh School uses music to set the tone and clever shots to engage audiences. My Big Fat Royal Gypsy Wedding uses fast-paced edits in its opening to quickly introduce the topic and a title sequence to excite viewers.
How has our research helped us towards our documentary
The researchers conducted primary and secondary research in multiple ways for their documentary. The primary research through surveys of their target audience was useful to get viewer opinions and create a credible documentary that meets their needs. The factual information from secondary research helped the researchers gain a better understanding of social networking to effectively convey this insight in their documentary.
Final proposal
Our documentary will examine the effects of social networking on students through a balanced, expository lens. We will interview students, teachers, and conduct a questionnaire to understand social media's impact from different perspectives. The documentary will have a formal voiceover and include stock footage of students using social media online and on their phones. We will conduct primary research through surveys and a focus group, and secondary research using recent statistics about social networking habits.
Questionnaire Results
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What is social networking
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Question five
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Task 2
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Evaluation Q1
The document provides details on the layout and design choices for a magazine spread. Key elements include a masthead in green and red colors at the top, a date, price, and barcode in the top right corner. Cover lines are placed in a C-shape and the main image features an artist making eye contact. Promotional offers, a clothing voucher, and consistent color scheme are included. The double page spread uses a large image of the artist and keeps the same font and color scheme throughout the interview-style article.
Evaluation Q6
The document discusses the equipment and software used to create a magazine. The author took photos with a digital camera and learned to import them into Adobe programs like Photoshop and InDesign. These Adobe programs allowed the author to effectively manipulate many aspects of the magazine, like images, fonts, colors and textures to construct the magazine pages.
Evalutation Q1
This magazine product uses conventions of real magazines such as:
- A masthead at the top of the front cover and contents page
- Placement of the barcode, date, price and cover lines on the front cover
- Consistent color scheme and fonts throughout
- Inclusion of promotional offers, clothing vouchers, and album information
- Double page spreads with large images and article layouts using interviews
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Question 3
- 1. WHAT KIND OF MEDIA INSTITUTION MIGHT DISTRIBUTE YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT AND WHY?
- 2. IPC MEDIA IPC Media only run one music magazine which is NME. Although this is not a pop magazine, it is a very successful music magazine that is extremely well known. I feel the IPC Media could be a good choice because they have room in their market to take on another music magazine, also NME isn’t within the pop genre and so there wouldn’t be competition between the two magazines. IPC have done a very good job with the publishing of NME and so could do the same with a pop magazine and introduce themselves to an entirely new market.
- 3. BAUER BAUER’s most successful music magazine is Q magazine. Much like IPC, Bauer have only this music magazine and as it is not a pop-based magazine there is a gap in their market to introduce a pop magazine to attract a new audience for them. They have made Q very successful and so could do the same with a pop magazine as well as adding to their clientele. There are almost the same advantages and disadvantages to Bauer and IPC, however Bauer has many other music based brands for example ‘4 music’ channel and ‘THE HITS’ channel. This suggests to me that they have more experience with music based products and so would most probably generate interest in my product better than IPC would.
- 4. BBC MAGAZINES BBC magazines are well known for publishing any magazines that are related to shows shown on a BBC channel. Although this would most probably mean that they would not publish my magazine, I still thought it would be appropriate to look at them as a possible publishing choice mainly because they publish the UK’s most successful pop music magazine to date. The TOP OF THE POPS magazine is the most famous pop music magazine and by far the most successful. This could mean that they would publish my magazine ACAPELLA, because pop music is an area BBC magazines are interested in.
- 5. I CHOOSE…