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Egmont will be the most suitable distributor for the author's magazine. Though Egmont only distributes one magazine, it is We Love Pop, which inspired the author's concept. We Love Pop and the author's magazine have similar target audiences, color schemes, and themes. While other distributors like Bauer were considered, their existing magazines are aimed at different audiences and genres than the author's proposed publication.
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The IPC is an experienced publisher that has targeted magazines towards middle-aged men's interests like hunting and fishing. They also target some magazines towards women. The document suggests IPC would be suitable to publish a new magazine because of their experience targeting both male and female audiences. Bauer is another large publisher that has successfully targeted magazines towards various audiences across gender and age.
Question 3 evaluation
Egmont would be the top choice to distribute the magazine as they currently distribute similar magazines like "We Love Pop" targeted at the same younger audience. "We Love Pop" is a new magazine that has been very successful in the market. Choosing Egmont would allow the magazine to reach the target audience through their existing distribution channels in shops frequented by youth like sweet shops and clothing stores.
Final evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publishing house to distribute the media product because it has a readership that is 56% female and aims to target both men and women. Bauer already publishes a music magazine for a younger audience, so distributing a magazine for an older music audience could benefit sales. While IPC Media owns NME, distributing through Bauer would allow the magazine to reach a wider audience and share sales across titles. Bauer also publishes magazines priced affordably for younger audiences, fitting the proposed £1.50 price point.
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This document discusses which media institution would be best suited to distribute a magazine product. It analyzes that IPC Media or Bauer Media would be good choices as they already publish similar music magazines like NME and Q that target the same 14-40 age range audience. IPC reaches many UK adults across print and Bauer has over 80 brands popular with readers of magazines like the creator's. Distributing with these major publishers could help the new magazine find similar readers and be successful.
Evaluation q3
BBC Magazines would be a suitable publisher for the student's music magazine because it distributes magazines similar in genre to the student's magazine, including Top of the Pops magazine. BBC Magazines also publishes various women's magazines for a wide range of ages, matching the target demographic of females aged 16-21 for the student's magazine focused on RnB and hip hop artists.
Eval q3
Bauer Media would be the best media institution to distribute my rock music magazine for teenagers. While Bauer already publishes the similar weekly magazine Kerrang!, my monthly magazine differs in focusing on unique content like galleries and meet and greets. Bauer also has an established young, music-loving audience that would be likely to purchase my new magazine and generate profits. In contrast, Time Inc. UK's magazines are aimed at older audiences and do not have the target readership for a youth music publication.
Pitch feedback
The document contains feedback from three people on pitching a new music magazine.
Person 1 suggests that a large publishing institution with money would be best suited due to their industry knowledge and contacts. They also think a glossy modern look would appeal to young adults.
Person 2 thinks a bigger publication could feature big names but may not suit the target audience due to age.
Person 3 believes a smaller publication could help focus on genre but may not attract audiences without sufficient money. They suggest the name "Bass" as it reflects the urban genre.
The feedback provides opinions on formal vs upbeat articles, bright colors, and whether the magazine proposal brings something new or faces competition.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
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The IPC is an experienced publisher that has targeted magazines towards middle-aged men's interests like hunting and fishing. They also target some magazines towards women. The document suggests IPC would be suitable to publish a new magazine because of their experience targeting both male and female audiences. Bauer is another large publisher that has successfully targeted magazines towards various audiences across gender and age.
Question 3 evaluation
Egmont would be the top choice to distribute the magazine as they currently distribute similar magazines like "We Love Pop" targeted at the same younger audience. "We Love Pop" is a new magazine that has been very successful in the market. Choosing Egmont would allow the magazine to reach the target audience through their existing distribution channels in shops frequented by youth like sweet shops and clothing stores.
Final evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publishing house to distribute the media product because it has a readership that is 56% female and aims to target both men and women. Bauer already publishes a music magazine for a younger audience, so distributing a magazine for an older music audience could benefit sales. While IPC Media owns NME, distributing through Bauer would allow the magazine to reach a wider audience and share sales across titles. Bauer also publishes magazines priced affordably for younger audiences, fitting the proposed £1.50 price point.
Question 3 finished
This document discusses which media institution would be best suited to distribute a magazine product. It analyzes that IPC Media or Bauer Media would be good choices as they already publish similar music magazines like NME and Q that target the same 14-40 age range audience. IPC reaches many UK adults across print and Bauer has over 80 brands popular with readers of magazines like the creator's. Distributing with these major publishers could help the new magazine find similar readers and be successful.
Evaluation q3
BBC Magazines would be a suitable publisher for the student's music magazine because it distributes magazines similar in genre to the student's magazine, including Top of the Pops magazine. BBC Magazines also publishes various women's magazines for a wide range of ages, matching the target demographic of females aged 16-21 for the student's magazine focused on RnB and hip hop artists.
Eval q3
Bauer Media would be the best media institution to distribute my rock music magazine for teenagers. While Bauer already publishes the similar weekly magazine Kerrang!, my monthly magazine differs in focusing on unique content like galleries and meet and greets. Bauer also has an established young, music-loving audience that would be likely to purchase my new magazine and generate profits. In contrast, Time Inc. UK's magazines are aimed at older audiences and do not have the target readership for a youth music publication.
Pitch feedback
The document contains feedback from three people on pitching a new music magazine.
Person 1 suggests that a large publishing institution with money would be best suited due to their industry knowledge and contacts. They also think a glossy modern look would appeal to young adults.
Person 2 thinks a bigger publication could feature big names but may not suit the target audience due to age.
Person 3 believes a smaller publication could help focus on genre but may not attract audiences without sufficient money. They suggest the name "Bass" as it reflects the urban genre.
The feedback provides opinions on formal vs upbeat articles, bright colors, and whether the magazine proposal brings something new or faces competition.
Evaluation-Who would be the audience for your media product?/how did you addr...
The target audience for the magazine is 15-20 year olds, both male and female, who listen to rock music. The magazine aims to attract female readers by using a more feminine writing style compared to magazines like Kerrang! that target male readers. To attract its target audience, the magazine uses attention-grabbing elements like a bold title, prominent band images, and buzzwords about upcoming bands to entice readers to learn more about new music.
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This document discusses options for publishing a magazine product. It notes that the magazine is aimed at ages 14-40 and more likely to appeal to working class audiences. It is modeled after NME magazine in terms of target audience and layout. The document considers IPC Media and Bauer Media as potential publishers since they currently publish similar music and culture magazines, including NME, Q, Heat, and Kerrang. IPC Media and Bauer Media are seen as good options because of their large reach and experience publishing comparable magazines.
Publication plan
The document outlines publication plans for a music magazine called "Slapback with Nina bold font". It will be published weekly and sold for £3.40 in various retail stores to reach its target audience of music fans. The informal magazine style will balance images and text to inform readers about new indie bands, music news/events, and feature articles on popular rock artists through an entertaining yet professional tone. Regular content will include ads, competitions, upcoming music, industry jobs/trips, band photos/updates.
Evaluation question 4 and 5 Chloe Rignall
The target audience for the media product is 16-21 year olds living in urban areas who enjoy indie rock music. Both male and female genders are targeted. The audience is middle class to allow affordability. The creators consulted the target audience on design choices like colors and fonts. They attracted the audience through a bright cover, free giveaways, an appealing band photo, and chatty interviews that potential readers could relate to. The magazine content and style aimed to match the interests of the target demographic.
Focus group (1)
The focus group responses showed that the target audience was mostly 16-25 year old females who identified with psychographic categories like succeeders, explorers, aspirers, and mainstreamers. OK magazine was the most popular choice, likely due to its British and recognizable celebrity content. Respondents said they were drawn to magazine covers featuring recognizable faces and bright colors that conveyed celebrity gossip and lifestyle stories. The target demographic gets most entertainment news from social media, so an online presence would be important. They generally preferred the cleaner style of US Weekly magazine covers.
Institutions essay
The author is considering publishers for their planned R&B and gossip magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 9+. They evaluate several potential publishers, including Conde Nast, Egmont, Immediate Media Company, IPC Media, and Bauer Consumer Media. Egmont and Bauer Consumer Media are identified as the top two options. Egmont publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop" and saw a 21% sales increase in 2012. However, Bauer Consumer Media has more overall experience across music, fashion, beauty and gossip magazines. Bauer also saw a 10.7% sales decrease, while Egmont's sales increased. Considering the pros and cons, the author is currently more inclined to choose Egmont as the
Audience research brief reflection
From audience research, the author found that their target magazine readership would be 15-17 year olds, as that was the most popular age range surveyed. This means features should cater to that age group. The research also showed an even split between male and female readers, allowing the magazine to appeal to a wide audience and potentially increase sales. The audience data will help guide choices of fonts, images, and content to match the interests of the target readership.
Question 4 media evaluation
The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, is young adult males based on market research showing males listen to and follow music news more. While primarily aimed at young adult males, some elements like color scheme are intended to also appeal to young adult females. Feedback from a focus group showed the magazine appeals to both audiences interested in informal content as well as those preferring a more professional layout and design.
As media studies q5
The document discusses ways the author addressed and attracted their audience in a music magazine. Specifically, they made the text short, used bright colors and text in the masthead to match other magazines for their audience. Images of fashionable clothing and a minimal layout with short, straightforward facts rather than lots of text were also used to attract the younger audience with shorter attention spans. The informal language and common words made the magazine more attractive and understandable to the target audience.
Planning and pitch
1) The student proposes creating an indie music magazine called "Exposé" that focuses on new and upcoming bands.
2) The magazine would be published monthly for £2.50 and target readers aged 16-25, who are mostly students.
3) Key aspects of the magazine include artist profiles, top song charts, fashion tips, and band interviews to engage younger readers.
Evaluation Question 3
The magazine would be distributed monthly at stores like WH Smiths, local book and magazine stores, corner shops, and music recording studios. These locations were chosen because young people frequently visit them and would be interested in a music and books-focused magazine that is affordable. Most people cannot afford to buy magazines weekly, and monthly publication allows time to include more music gossip and news. Existing hip hop magazines like Vibe, XL, and NME are selling well due to artist endorsements and fans purchasing them, with potential for wider audiences as music listening increases globally in English.
Q3
The document evaluates which institution could best sell and distribute the author's alternative music magazine worldwide. It argues that the International Publishing Company (IPC) would be a good fit because they produce a wide range of magazines in different genres. While alternative music is less popular than genres like rock or hip-hop, IPC already produces some magazines in the same genre. Additionally, IPC is a well-known and trusted distributor, selling over 350 million magazines worldwide, including the popular alternative music magazine NME. For these reasons, the author believes IPC would be best able to distribute their new alternative music magazine on a global scale.
Institutions essay
The author is considering various publishers for their planned R&B and gossip magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 13 and up. Egmont magazines and Bauer Consumer Media (BCM) are the top choices. Both have experience with music, fashion, and gossip magazines. However, BCM has seen a large decrease in magazine sales, while Egmont has experienced a 21% sales increase. While BCM has more overall experience, Egmont's rising sales make it the more attractive option for publishing the author's new magazine.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine called "Original" targeted towards 16-20 year olds. It will focus on R&B and pop music genres, which are popular with fans. To appeal to its young audience, the magazine will be priced at £2.50 and distributed both physically and online, with extras like premiums and an app to encourage engagement.
Initial ideas
The document presents three ideas for a music magazine - focusing on pop, dance, or R&B genres. Peers provided feedback on the ideas, finding that a dance magazine appealed most as there is a gap in that market. Suggestions included raising the target age range from 17-25, including club reviews, and using bright colors reminiscent of dance clubs. Based on this feedback, the dance magazine idea was chosen for further development.
Question 1
This document discusses how a media product can use, develop, or challenge conventions of real media. It notes that feature articles in magazines typically use double page spreads with headlines and subheadings. Most artists will only appear if promoting something. Images are usually one large with several smaller. Some music magazines use relevant slang and swear words. Text grabs are often controversial, funny, or rude. The document then discusses how the creator developed a magazine for young women by adding fashion elements, using sophisticated colors and large fonts for readability. It will be weekly, glossy, and priced under £2 to attract its target audience. The informal tone aims to help readers connect.
Question 3
IPC would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they already own the successful rock magazine NME, which has a similar style. IPC knows how to successfully market and advertise magazines and distributing this new magazine would help IPC attract a wider music audience and younger female readers, while not facing competition against their own NME magazine.
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 5
The writer addressed their audience of 16-30 year olds using casual, simplistic language in short witty sentences rather than long sophisticated ones to spark interest and encourage reading. Images and content relevant to the music genre were also used to attract the audience, with sharp, clear images and carefully chosen content corresponding to the style and theme. The writer included a lot of content to make readers feel they were getting value and encourage loyalty to regularly buying the magazine.
Question 3 evaluation
Time Inc would be a suitable media institution to distribute my music magazine because they already publish a similar magazine called NME that focuses on indie music. Time Inc also targets younger audiences with magazines like People, which aligns with my target audience. Although NME influenced my magazine's style, Bauer Media would not be a good fit as their only music brand 4music focuses more on pop genres unlike my indie music magazine.
Final evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publishing house to distribute the media product because it has a readership that is 56% women and aims to target both genders equally. Additionally, Bauer Media already publishes a music magazine for a younger audience, so distributing a magazine for an older music audience would appeal to their existing customers. Choosing Bauer Media over other options like IPC Media or Conde Nast is preferable because Bauer Media prices their magazines affordably for younger consumers, which matches the intended pricing of £1.50 for the new magazine.
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The document summarizes various things the author learned during a project involving magazine production in Photoshop. They learned how to use Photoshop tools to produce 4 magazine pages, helped by lessons from lecturers and colleagues. The author also learned about different photography lighting styles like high key and low key, and camera angles such as medium close up, medium shot, and low angle shot.
Question 6
The document summarizes various things the author learned during a project involving magazine production in Photoshop. They learned how to use Photoshop tools to produce 4 magazine pages, helped by lessons from lecturers and colleagues. The author also learned about different photography lighting styles like high key and low key, and camera angles such as medium close up, medium shot, and low angle shot.
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Publication plan
The document outlines publication plans for a music magazine called "Slapback with Nina bold font". It will be published weekly and sold for £3.40 in various retail stores to reach its target audience of music fans. The informal magazine style will balance images and text to inform readers about new indie bands, music news/events, and feature articles on popular rock artists through an entertaining yet professional tone. Regular content will include ads, competitions, upcoming music, industry jobs/trips, band photos/updates.
Evaluation question 4 and 5 Chloe Rignall
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Focus group (1)
The focus group responses showed that the target audience was mostly 16-25 year old females who identified with psychographic categories like succeeders, explorers, aspirers, and mainstreamers. OK magazine was the most popular choice, likely due to its British and recognizable celebrity content. Respondents said they were drawn to magazine covers featuring recognizable faces and bright colors that conveyed celebrity gossip and lifestyle stories. The target demographic gets most entertainment news from social media, so an online presence would be important. They generally preferred the cleaner style of US Weekly magazine covers.
Institutions essay
The author is considering publishers for their planned R&B and gossip magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 9+. They evaluate several potential publishers, including Conde Nast, Egmont, Immediate Media Company, IPC Media, and Bauer Consumer Media. Egmont and Bauer Consumer Media are identified as the top two options. Egmont publishes a similar magazine called "We Love Pop" and saw a 21% sales increase in 2012. However, Bauer Consumer Media has more overall experience across music, fashion, beauty and gossip magazines. Bauer also saw a 10.7% sales decrease, while Egmont's sales increased. Considering the pros and cons, the author is currently more inclined to choose Egmont as the
Audience research brief reflection
From audience research, the author found that their target magazine readership would be 15-17 year olds, as that was the most popular age range surveyed. This means features should cater to that age group. The research also showed an even split between male and female readers, allowing the magazine to appeal to a wide audience and potentially increase sales. The audience data will help guide choices of fonts, images, and content to match the interests of the target readership.
Question 4 media evaluation
The target audience for the media product, a music magazine, is young adult males based on market research showing males listen to and follow music news more. While primarily aimed at young adult males, some elements like color scheme are intended to also appeal to young adult females. Feedback from a focus group showed the magazine appeals to both audiences interested in informal content as well as those preferring a more professional layout and design.
As media studies q5
The document discusses ways the author addressed and attracted their audience in a music magazine. Specifically, they made the text short, used bright colors and text in the masthead to match other magazines for their audience. Images of fashionable clothing and a minimal layout with short, straightforward facts rather than lots of text were also used to attract the younger audience with shorter attention spans. The informal language and common words made the magazine more attractive and understandable to the target audience.
Planning and pitch
1) The student proposes creating an indie music magazine called "Exposé" that focuses on new and upcoming bands.
2) The magazine would be published monthly for £2.50 and target readers aged 16-25, who are mostly students.
3) Key aspects of the magazine include artist profiles, top song charts, fashion tips, and band interviews to engage younger readers.
Evaluation Question 3
The magazine would be distributed monthly at stores like WH Smiths, local book and magazine stores, corner shops, and music recording studios. These locations were chosen because young people frequently visit them and would be interested in a music and books-focused magazine that is affordable. Most people cannot afford to buy magazines weekly, and monthly publication allows time to include more music gossip and news. Existing hip hop magazines like Vibe, XL, and NME are selling well due to artist endorsements and fans purchasing them, with potential for wider audiences as music listening increases globally in English.
Q3
The document evaluates which institution could best sell and distribute the author's alternative music magazine worldwide. It argues that the International Publishing Company (IPC) would be a good fit because they produce a wide range of magazines in different genres. While alternative music is less popular than genres like rock or hip-hop, IPC already produces some magazines in the same genre. Additionally, IPC is a well-known and trusted distributor, selling over 350 million magazines worldwide, including the popular alternative music magazine NME. For these reasons, the author believes IPC would be best able to distribute their new alternative music magazine on a global scale.
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The author is considering various publishers for their planned R&B and gossip magazine targeted at teenage girls aged 13 and up. Egmont magazines and Bauer Consumer Media (BCM) are the top choices. Both have experience with music, fashion, and gossip magazines. However, BCM has seen a large decrease in magazine sales, while Egmont has experienced a 21% sales increase. While BCM has more overall experience, Egmont's rising sales make it the more attractive option for publishing the author's new magazine.
Magazine proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a new music magazine called "Original" targeted towards 16-20 year olds. It will focus on R&B and pop music genres, which are popular with fans. To appeal to its young audience, the magazine will be priced at £2.50 and distributed both physically and online, with extras like premiums and an app to encourage engagement.
Initial ideas
The document presents three ideas for a music magazine - focusing on pop, dance, or R&B genres. Peers provided feedback on the ideas, finding that a dance magazine appealed most as there is a gap in that market. Suggestions included raising the target age range from 17-25, including club reviews, and using bright colors reminiscent of dance clubs. Based on this feedback, the dance magazine idea was chosen for further development.
Question 1
This document discusses how a media product can use, develop, or challenge conventions of real media. It notes that feature articles in magazines typically use double page spreads with headlines and subheadings. Most artists will only appear if promoting something. Images are usually one large with several smaller. Some music magazines use relevant slang and swear words. Text grabs are often controversial, funny, or rude. The document then discusses how the creator developed a magazine for young women by adding fashion elements, using sophisticated colors and large fonts for readability. It will be weekly, glossy, and priced under £2 to attract its target audience. The informal tone aims to help readers connect.
Question 3
IPC would be a suitable media institution to distribute the magazine because they already own the successful rock magazine NME, which has a similar style. IPC knows how to successfully market and advertise magazines and distributing this new magazine would help IPC attract a wider music audience and younger female readers, while not facing competition against their own NME magazine.
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 5
The writer addressed their audience of 16-30 year olds using casual, simplistic language in short witty sentences rather than long sophisticated ones to spark interest and encourage reading. Images and content relevant to the music genre were also used to attract the audience, with sharp, clear images and carefully chosen content corresponding to the style and theme. The writer included a lot of content to make readers feel they were getting value and encourage loyalty to regularly buying the magazine.
Question 3 evaluation
Time Inc would be a suitable media institution to distribute my music magazine because they already publish a similar magazine called NME that focuses on indie music. Time Inc also targets younger audiences with magazines like People, which aligns with my target audience. Although NME influenced my magazine's style, Bauer Media would not be a good fit as their only music brand 4music focuses more on pop genres unlike my indie music magazine.
Final evaluation q3
Bauer Media would be the best publishing house to distribute the media product because it has a readership that is 56% women and aims to target both genders equally. Additionally, Bauer Media already publishes a music magazine for a younger audience, so distributing a magazine for an older music audience would appeal to their existing customers. Choosing Bauer Media over other options like IPC Media or Conde Nast is preferable because Bauer Media prices their magazines affordably for younger consumers, which matches the intended pricing of £1.50 for the new magazine.
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This edition of NME magazine features Bruno Mars prominently on the cover. They utilize a long shot of Bruno Mars staring directly at the camera in a black suit against a white background to draw attention. Very little other text is included to let the focus remain on Bruno Mars. The magazine keeps with its typical color scheme of red, black, and white. Overall the minimalist cover is inspired by Bruno Mars and aims to intrigue readers with its focus on him.
Question 3
The document discusses why Egmont would be a good media company to distribute the author's music magazine product. Egmont has experience distributing magazines to children and teenagers, selling over 1 million copies per month in the UK. They currently distribute magazines targeted at different age groups, including one pop music magazine for teenage girls. Distributing the author's magazine, which is aimed at both male and female older teens, would help widen Egmont's target audience and increase the types of audiences they appeal to.
Question 3
The document discusses why Egmont would be a good media company to distribute the author's music magazine product. Egmont distributes magazines for different age groups, including children under 7, over 7, and one teen magazine called "We Love Pop." The author chooses Egmont because they have experience distributing pop music magazines, but their current teen magazine only appeals to females, whereas the author's magazine would appeal to both genders. Distributing the author's magazine, aimed at older teens up to age 16, could help Egmont widen their target audience and increase their appeal to more types of people.
Q3
The document discusses why Egmont would be a good media company to distribute the author's music magazine product. Egmont has experience distributing magazines to children and teenagers, selling over 1 million copies per month in the UK. They currently distribute magazines targeted at different age groups, including one pop music magazine for teenage girls. Distributing the author's magazine, which is aimed at both male and female older teens, would help widen Egmont's target audience and increase the types of audiences they appeal to.
Question 3
The document discusses why Egmont would be a good media company to distribute the author's music magazine product. Egmont distributes magazines for different age groups, including children under 7, over 7, and one teen magazine called "We Love Pop." The author chooses Egmont because they have experience distributing pop music magazines, but their current teen magazine only appeals to females, whereas the author's magazine would appeal to both genders. Distributing the author's magazine, aimed at older teens up to age 16, could help Egmont increase their target audience age range and types of people appealed to.
Question 1
The document discusses the target audience for a proposed hip hop magazine called "BaZe". It notes that the magazine aims to appeal to both British and American hip hop fans aged 18-34. While males dominate the hip hop industry, the magazine targets both male and female readers. The ideal reader is someone who looks up to hip hop celebrities and wants to emulate them, staying up to date on new music releases. The magazine fills a niche by providing a publication focused on both UK and US hip hop artists for an audience interested in learning more about artists on a personal level.
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. This document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are identified as the best options as they have room in their catalogs for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular is highlighted for having a small selection of music magazines currently.
Question 3
Media distributors are companies that publish various media products such as films, magazines, and television. Some distributors specialize in only one type of media while others distribute a wide range. The document discusses several potential media distributors for a new pop music magazine targeted at teenagers, including Bauer Media, Immediate Media, and Egmont Media. Bauer Media and Immediate Media are presented as good options because they have room for another music magazine aimed at younger audiences. Immediate Media in particular only distributes a few existing music magazines. Egmont Media is less suitable since it focuses on magazines for younger children. In conclusion, Immediate Media is identified as the best publisher due to the need for more music magazines in their catalog
Evaluation
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real magazines. It summarizes how the magazine's masthead, fonts, layout, and photos on the cover both follow and challenge common conventions. For example, the masthead font is simple like most magazines but not as bold, and the cover photo was swapped from the planned main story to have a more professional studio shot. The document also discusses how the magazine represents social groups by featuring both male and female models in a casual, non-gendered way and having a color scheme not biased to any gender.
Question 3 finished
This document discusses which media institution would be best suited to distribute a magazine product. It analyzes that IPC Media or Bauer Media would be good choices as they already publish similar music magazines like NME and Q that target the same 14-40 age range audience. IPC reaches many UK adults across print and Bauer has over 80 brands popular with readers of magazines like the creator's. Distributing with these major publishers could help the new magazine find similar readers and be successfully marketed.
Evaluation question 5
The author attracted their target audience of young alternative music fans through an unconventional magazine cover featuring a recognizable musician with minimal text. The magazine has a print rather than glossy format and edgy aesthetic in line with retro hipster styles. It covers various alternative music genres like indie and rap, filling a gap in the market. The tagline and features resemble other magazines popular in hipster culture. The author believes creating an interesting magazine priced similarly to competitors positions it well to attract and generate sales from their motivated, income-having audience.
Jessica Sheridan Unit 13
'We Love Pop' is a monthly music magazine launched in September 2011 aimed at teenage girls aged 13-16. It costs £2.99 and is published by Egmont UK, covering topics like pop artists, interviews, fashion, film and beauty. The magazine uses bright pinks and purples with images of pop stars on the cover to appeal to its young female target audience. It contains interviews, features and gossip about popular artists. The production process involves setting a publication date, editing, layout, proofreading and distribution to stores for sale.
Evaluation question 3
The student is evaluating which media institution would be best to distribute their new indie music magazine targeted at ages 15-25. They analyzed Bauer Media Production, EMAP, and Time Inc. UK. Bauer targets a similar young adult audience for magazines like Kerrang and Q. While distributing an indie magazine could broaden Bauer's appeal, EMAP and Time Inc. target older audiences that do not match the student's. Therefore, the student concluded that Bauer Media Production would be the best choice to distribute their magazine since it already reaches their target audience nationally and could benefit from the new genre.
Unit 13- Jess Sheridan- CTEC MEDIA.
'We Love Pop' is a monthly music magazine launched in September 2011 that targets teenage girls aged 13-16. It costs £2.99 and is published by Egmont UK. The magazine focuses on pop music artists and celebrities and includes articles, interviews, and features on fashion, beauty, films and technology. It uses bright pinks and other bold colors in its design with a busy layout and aims to inform and entertain its young female readership.
Question 3
Egmont would be a good media company to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing magazines for children and teenagers. They currently sell over 1 million copies per month in the UK. Specifically, Egmont distributes magazines targeted at different age groups, including children under 7, children over 7, and one teen magazine called "We Love Pop" targeted at females. Distributing the magazine, called "Dynamix", through Egmont would appeal to a wider audience than "We Love Pop" as it is aimed at both males and females and an older teenage audience up to age 16. This wider target demographic would increase the types of potential readers and customers for Egmont.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
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.
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- 1. QUESTION 3 AFTER SEARCHING THROUGH LISTS OF DISTRIBUTORS, I HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT EGMONT WILL BE THE MOST SUITABLE COMPANY FOR MY MAGAZINE.
- 2. My reasoning behind this is that although Egmont only distribute one magazine, they are the distributors of the magazine, We Love Pop; which are a large inspiration to me for creating my own magazine.
- 3. Egmont typically distribute books for children aged around 7. They also do a range of magazines, although the majority are aimed at ages 7 and under. The only magazine aimed at teenagers is We Love Pop, which was the main magazine I looked at for inspiration for my own, and we both have similar target audience, colour scheme and just overall theme.
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