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This document summarizes information about several music magazines, including Kerrang!, NME, Q Magazine, Alternative Press, Alternative Ulster, Rock Sound, and Mojo. It provides details about the publication frequency, price, target audience, typical page count, and regular content sections for each magazine. It also describes that feature articles typically include exclusive interviews with bands.
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This document summarizes key details about 5 music magazines: Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.20 and has 70 pages including content on featured bands; Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 with 116 pages focusing on cover artists; Classic Rock is monthly for £5.50 and 110 pages on bands from the 1960s-1990s; NME is weekly for £2.50 with 70 pages about gigs and concerts; and Q is monthly for £5.44 with 110 pages including interviews and quizzes about bands. All magazines include feature articles related to the cover artist.
Rock magazine market research complete
This document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content sections, and how feature articles are presented for each magazine. The magazines focus on topics like concerts, album releases, artist news, reviews, and interviews. They range in monthly or weekly publication schedules and price from £2.20 to £5 per issue.
Rock magazine market research finished
The document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content features, and how main artist/band features are presented for each magazine. The magazines vary in focus but generally provide news, reviews, interviews and coverage of concerts, albums and the rock music industry.
Rolling stones
Rolling Stone magazine targets adults ages 18-30, primarily male. It focuses on politics and popular culture, including music coverage and in-depth political reporting. Originally founded in 1967 in San Francisco, the magazine now also covers financial and banking issues.
Researching the market place
This document provides information on several music magazines, including their price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular and feature article content, websites, and publisher websites. NME, Q Magazine, Rocksound, Kerrang!, Mojo, Uncut, and Rolling Stone are summarized, with details provided on their pricing, typical issue attributes, and online presences.
Mission Statement and Mood Board
Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
final pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine targeting 13-25 year olds. The magazine will be published monthly in print and online, costing £4.99 and £3.99 respectively. It aims to entertain and inform readers about new and existing pop artists through features like interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine will focus on promoting up-and-coming artists in North London through in-depth profiles while also covering major pop stars from different cultures.
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This document summarizes key details about 5 music magazines: Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.20 and has 70 pages including content on featured bands; Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 with 116 pages focusing on cover artists; Classic Rock is monthly for £5.50 and 110 pages on bands from the 1960s-1990s; NME is weekly for £2.50 with 70 pages about gigs and concerts; and Q is monthly for £5.44 with 110 pages including interviews and quizzes about bands. All magazines include feature articles related to the cover artist.
Rock magazine market research complete
This document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content sections, and how feature articles are presented for each magazine. The magazines focus on topics like concerts, album releases, artist news, reviews, and interviews. They range in monthly or weekly publication schedules and price from £2.20 to £5 per issue.
Rock magazine market research finished
The document summarizes information about several rock music magazines, including Kerrang, Rocksound, Q, Classic Rock, NME, and MOJO. It provides details on the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content features, and how main artist/band features are presented for each magazine. The magazines vary in focus but generally provide news, reviews, interviews and coverage of concerts, albums and the rock music industry.
Rolling stones
Rolling Stone magazine targets adults ages 18-30, primarily male. It focuses on politics and popular culture, including music coverage and in-depth political reporting. Originally founded in 1967 in San Francisco, the magazine now also covers financial and banking issues.
Researching the market place
This document provides information on several music magazines, including their price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular and feature article content, websites, and publisher websites. NME, Q Magazine, Rocksound, Kerrang!, Mojo, Uncut, and Rolling Stone are summarized, with details provided on their pricing, typical issue attributes, and online presences.
Mission Statement and Mood Board
Cameron Vaughan aims to create a magazine that caters to 16-25 year olds with balanced gender ratio and focuses on lesser known, independent artists rather than mainstream music. The monthly glossy publication will provide interviews, news, and discussions from multiple perspectives to explore artists' music, clothing, personalities, and how they influence readers. It will feature indie rock and alternative genres to appeal to fans with varied musical tastes seeking escape through music.
Mood board
The document provides a mission statement and mood board for a proposed music magazine. The mission statement indicates that the magazine will focus on pop music and target male readers ages 15-22. It will feature information on trending music, artists, and new album/song reviews in a tone that appeals to younger readers. The mood board shows that the target audience listens to pop music on Spotify, is 70% male and 30% female, and has interests including fashion and video games.
final pitch
This document outlines a proposal for a new pop music magazine targeting 13-25 year olds. The magazine will be published monthly in print and online, costing £4.99 and £3.99 respectively. It aims to entertain and inform readers about new and existing pop artists through features like interviews, reviews, and charts. The magazine will focus on promoting up-and-coming artists in North London through in-depth profiles while also covering major pop stars from different cultures.
Competing with other music magazines
The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares the key details of several music magazines: NME, Rolling Stone, Q, Uncut, and Billboard. It outlines information like price, publication frequency, target demographics, and typical regular and featured content for each magazine. The magazines range from weekly to monthly publications, focus on genres like rock and pop music, and provide reviews, interviews, and news about new artists and upcoming tours or festivals.
Market research
Three UK music magazines are analyzed: Uncut, Classic Rock, and Q. Uncut targets passionate rock music fans aged 29 with a high readership. Classic Rock appeals to older, right-leaning men working in entertainment or marketing. Q aims for a younger audience of 29 interested in modern music. Circulation and readership data is from industry sources like abc.org.uk, though some estimates like Q's readership lack reliable sources. Mission statements come directly from publisher sites.
Amended real pitch
The magazine proposal outlines a new magazine focused on showcasing up-and-coming alternative music talent aged 16-25 in the local North London area. The magazine will feature interviews and profiles of new artists, updates on previously featured bands, photos, and news about upcoming local concerts. The target audience is ages 15-24, mostly male, from lower social classes in North London. The magazine will have a bold, grungy design with contrasting black and white colors and be distributed monthly at local venues and shops for £2.
media music research
This document provides circulation and readership figures for three popular music magazines - Q, NME, and MOJO - along with their mission statements. Q has the highest circulation of 48,353 but the widest readership of 339,000. NME has a circulation of 32,166 and readership of 301,000. MOJO has a circulation of 70,667 and readership of 210,000. The magazines' mission statements emphasize providing the latest music news, reviews, and insights along with a passion for music.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several music magazines including their target audiences, frequency of release, page count, price, and type of regular content. Q Magazine is released monthly, typically has 150 pages, and costs £4.50, targeting males aged 15-44. NME targets 16-30 year old males, is distributed weekly for £2.50, and references music industry news. The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35, and discusses music and other entertainment spending.
Researching the market place
The document provides details on several music magazines that could be competitors for a new magazine. It summarizes the target audience, price, publication frequency, page count, and regular/feature content sections of magazines like Kerrang, NME, Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Q Magazine, Classic Rock, Revolver, and Rolling Stone. The magazines cover genres like rock, pop, punk, and metal and target audiences ranging from teens to those in their late 20s/30s. They typically publish weekly or monthly and cost between £2-7 depending on extras included.
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The document provides information about the prices, publication details, and typical content of several music magazines:
- Q Magazine is published monthly in the UK and costs £3.99. Each issue has around 166 pages and includes reviews of new releases and reissues as well as interviews and lists. There is often a free CD.
- Mojo Magazine is also published monthly in the UK and costs £4.99. Each 140-page issue includes lists and comes with a CD related to featured artists. It has features on influential artists and upcoming acts.
- Shindig Magazine is published quarterly in the UK and costs £4.95. The 120-page issues include reviews and photography as well as
Log Book
The document summarizes the codes and conventions of magazine covers, including a masthead, main image, cover lines, date, and convergence to promote the online brand. It analyzes the Rolling Stone cover, finding it is missing some conventions like a barcode and convergence. It also discusses the magazine's target audience as music fans aged 13-25, and its unique selling point as featuring up-and-coming artists. Research is presented on the inspiration from Rolling Stone and its publisher Wenner Publications.
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Indie magazine powerpoint
MOJO is a monthly music magazine published in the UK with around 150 pages that provides readers with an authentic and emotional connection to music across different genres. It focuses on quality journalism and photography. NME is a weekly music magazine in the UK with around 66 pages that provides the latest music news, reviews, interviews and features. It reaches over one million music fans each week. Q is the best-selling monthly music magazine in the UK that sits at the heart of a multimedia brand focused on discovering great music through excellent journalism across different platforms.
Pitch document
This document provides details on a proposed music magazine pitched to young adults aged 18. It will be published fortnightly to satisfy readers' interest in current music events without requiring a weekly issue. The cover price will be £2.20 based on survey findings that most young adults are willing to spend £1.30-£3.50. The magazine will focus on a wide range of music genres like rock, pop, chart music, metal and R&B to fill a niche, with rock music making up the majority of content. It will be titled "LIVE!" to suggest up-to-date, lively content and a feeling of understanding for its target readership of teenagers exploring their identities.
Evaluation Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine called LIVE! attracts and addresses its target audience. It conducts surveys that show readers enjoy music events, so it includes advertisements for ticket giveaways. As most readers live in northern UK, it promotes local events. It also features artists aged 15-25 to match the target demographic. Each page is designed to fulfill reader expectations - the contents page lists the variety of content, interviews and articles address desires from the survey, and the front cover promotes exclusives and both new/familiar artists.
Institution research
Q is a popular monthly music magazine that was first published in 1986. It focuses on extensive album reviews and lists rating influential albums. The magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large European media company. It has a typical readership that is 70% male, between the ages of 15-40, with a median age of 32. Readers are interested in rock music and have high disposable incomes.
Media institutions - magazines
This document summarizes several music magazines in the UK media landscape, including their target audiences and publishing companies. Rock Sound focuses on underground rock bands and is fully independent. Kerrang, MOJO, and Q are published by Bauer Media and discuss mainstream rock acts. BBC Music and Classic Rock provide reviews and interviews across various genres. CLASH and The Word covered emerging artists and culture but the latter is now defunct. MixMag and Rock Sound aim to promote new music talent.
Magazine Marketing
Mojo magazine is published monthly, with each issue containing around 72 pages of content focused on older rock bands. It typically features articles on classic songs and bands like The Beatles and Oasis, along with raw photographs from music videos. The magazine retails for £5.25 due to its limited print run.
Initial Pitch
The document outlines the purpose, objectives, name, format, target audience, resources, and personnel for a new pop music magazine called "POP ON THE SCENE". The magazine will be published monthly with both print and digital subscriptions to entertain, educate fans, and promote new and established pop artists. The target readership is 16-25 year olds. A photographer, models, editor, graphic designer, and printing company are needed to produce the magazine.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is a weekly magazine that typically has 63 pages and covers news, albums, gig guides, competitions, and interviews. Rock Sound is published monthly and has around 120 pages each issue, focusing on tour dates, new albums, bands, posters, and exclusives. NME is also weekly, around 70 pages, and features interviews, reviews, new bands, posters, and retrospective pieces on music history.
Media
This proposal is for a pop magazine aimed at young adult women ages 20-22. The magazine will have a professional design inspired by other popular music magazines, including a cover, contents pages, and a double page spread. It will focus on gossip about the latest bands and feature conventions like dominant images, subheads, and cell lines. Original images will include pictures from a friend's concert or of a fake band. Potential difficulties include finding the right format for the website and acquiring enough original images.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is published weekly for £2.20 and typically has 63 pages, including news, interviews, album reviews, and competitions. Rock Sound is published monthly for £3.80 and has around 120 pages with interviews, tour dates, album advertisements, and posters. NME is also published weekly for £2.50 and averages 70 pages covering album reviews, interviews, and features on new bands and retrospectives.
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The document outlines a plan for a new music magazine. It will focus on alternative rock music, which is underrepresented in mainstream magazines. To attract students as its main audience, the magazine will be priced lower than competitors at £2.50. It will also promote local bands and artists not highlighted elsewhere, mixing genres to appeal to various music fans while spotlighting up-and-coming alternative rock talent. The magazine will have a strong online and social media presence to stay up-to-date across various platforms.
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This document summarizes and compares the key details of several music magazines: NME, Rolling Stone, Q, Uncut, and Billboard. It outlines information like price, publication frequency, target demographics, and typical regular and featured content for each magazine. The magazines range from weekly to monthly publications, focus on genres like rock and pop music, and provide reviews, interviews, and news about new artists and upcoming tours or festivals.
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Three UK music magazines are analyzed: Uncut, Classic Rock, and Q. Uncut targets passionate rock music fans aged 29 with a high readership. Classic Rock appeals to older, right-leaning men working in entertainment or marketing. Q aims for a younger audience of 29 interested in modern music. Circulation and readership data is from industry sources like abc.org.uk, though some estimates like Q's readership lack reliable sources. Mission statements come directly from publisher sites.
Amended real pitch
The magazine proposal outlines a new magazine focused on showcasing up-and-coming alternative music talent aged 16-25 in the local North London area. The magazine will feature interviews and profiles of new artists, updates on previously featured bands, photos, and news about upcoming local concerts. The target audience is ages 15-24, mostly male, from lower social classes in North London. The magazine will have a bold, grungy design with contrasting black and white colors and be distributed monthly at local venues and shops for £2.
media music research
This document provides circulation and readership figures for three popular music magazines - Q, NME, and MOJO - along with their mission statements. Q has the highest circulation of 48,353 but the widest readership of 339,000. NME has a circulation of 32,166 and readership of 301,000. MOJO has a circulation of 70,667 and readership of 210,000. The magazines' mission statements emphasize providing the latest music news, reviews, and insights along with a passion for music.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several music magazines including their target audiences, frequency of release, page count, price, and type of regular content. Q Magazine is released monthly, typically has 150 pages, and costs £4.50, targeting males aged 15-44. NME targets 16-30 year old males, is distributed weekly for £2.50, and references music industry news. The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35, and discusses music and other entertainment spending.
Researching the market place
The document provides details on several music magazines that could be competitors for a new magazine. It summarizes the target audience, price, publication frequency, page count, and regular/feature content sections of magazines like Kerrang, NME, Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Q Magazine, Classic Rock, Revolver, and Rolling Stone. The magazines cover genres like rock, pop, punk, and metal and target audiences ranging from teens to those in their late 20s/30s. They typically publish weekly or monthly and cost between £2-7 depending on extras included.
Music mag.pptx
The document provides information about the prices, publication details, and typical content of several music magazines:
- Q Magazine is published monthly in the UK and costs £3.99. Each issue has around 166 pages and includes reviews of new releases and reissues as well as interviews and lists. There is often a free CD.
- Mojo Magazine is also published monthly in the UK and costs £4.99. Each 140-page issue includes lists and comes with a CD related to featured artists. It has features on influential artists and upcoming acts.
- Shindig Magazine is published quarterly in the UK and costs £4.95. The 120-page issues include reviews and photography as well as
Log Book
The document summarizes the codes and conventions of magazine covers, including a masthead, main image, cover lines, date, and convergence to promote the online brand. It analyzes the Rolling Stone cover, finding it is missing some conventions like a barcode and convergence. It also discusses the magazine's target audience as music fans aged 13-25, and its unique selling point as featuring up-and-coming artists. Research is presented on the inspiration from Rolling Stone and its publisher Wenner Publications.
Regional magazines
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Indie magazine powerpoint
MOJO is a monthly music magazine published in the UK with around 150 pages that provides readers with an authentic and emotional connection to music across different genres. It focuses on quality journalism and photography. NME is a weekly music magazine in the UK with around 66 pages that provides the latest music news, reviews, interviews and features. It reaches over one million music fans each week. Q is the best-selling monthly music magazine in the UK that sits at the heart of a multimedia brand focused on discovering great music through excellent journalism across different platforms.
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This document provides details on a proposed music magazine pitched to young adults aged 18. It will be published fortnightly to satisfy readers' interest in current music events without requiring a weekly issue. The cover price will be £2.20 based on survey findings that most young adults are willing to spend £1.30-£3.50. The magazine will focus on a wide range of music genres like rock, pop, chart music, metal and R&B to fill a niche, with rock music making up the majority of content. It will be titled "LIVE!" to suggest up-to-date, lively content and a feeling of understanding for its target readership of teenagers exploring their identities.
Evaluation Question 5
The document summarizes how a music magazine called LIVE! attracts and addresses its target audience. It conducts surveys that show readers enjoy music events, so it includes advertisements for ticket giveaways. As most readers live in northern UK, it promotes local events. It also features artists aged 15-25 to match the target demographic. Each page is designed to fulfill reader expectations - the contents page lists the variety of content, interviews and articles address desires from the survey, and the front cover promotes exclusives and both new/familiar artists.
Institution research
Q is a popular monthly music magazine that was first published in 1986. It focuses on extensive album reviews and lists rating influential albums. The magazine is published by Bauer Media Group, a large European media company. It has a typical readership that is 70% male, between the ages of 15-40, with a median age of 32. Readers are interested in rock music and have high disposable incomes.
Media institutions - magazines
This document summarizes several music magazines in the UK media landscape, including their target audiences and publishing companies. Rock Sound focuses on underground rock bands and is fully independent. Kerrang, MOJO, and Q are published by Bauer Media and discuss mainstream rock acts. BBC Music and Classic Rock provide reviews and interviews across various genres. CLASH and The Word covered emerging artists and culture but the latter is now defunct. MixMag and Rock Sound aim to promote new music talent.
Magazine Marketing
Mojo magazine is published monthly, with each issue containing around 72 pages of content focused on older rock bands. It typically features articles on classic songs and bands like The Beatles and Oasis, along with raw photographs from music videos. The magazine retails for £5.25 due to its limited print run.
Initial Pitch
The document outlines the purpose, objectives, name, format, target audience, resources, and personnel for a new pop music magazine called "POP ON THE SCENE". The magazine will be published monthly with both print and digital subscriptions to entertain, educate fans, and promote new and established pop artists. The target readership is 16-25 year olds. A photographer, models, editor, graphic designer, and printing company are needed to produce the magazine.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is a weekly magazine that typically has 63 pages and covers news, albums, gig guides, competitions, and interviews. Rock Sound is published monthly and has around 120 pages each issue, focusing on tour dates, new albums, bands, posters, and exclusives. NME is also weekly, around 70 pages, and features interviews, reviews, new bands, posters, and retrospective pieces on music history.
Media
This proposal is for a pop magazine aimed at young adult women ages 20-22. The magazine will have a professional design inspired by other popular music magazines, including a cover, contents pages, and a double page spread. It will focus on gossip about the latest bands and feature conventions like dominant images, subheads, and cell lines. Original images will include pictures from a friend's concert or of a fake band. Potential difficulties include finding the right format for the website and acquiring enough original images.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares information about three music magazines: Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and NME. Kerrang! is published weekly for £2.20 and typically has 63 pages, including news, interviews, album reviews, and competitions. Rock Sound is published monthly for £3.80 and has around 120 pages with interviews, tour dates, album advertisements, and posters. NME is also published weekly for £2.50 and averages 70 pages covering album reviews, interviews, and features on new bands and retrospectives.
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Kerrang magazine is published monthly, costs £2.20 per issue or £56 for a yearly subscription, and includes around 70 pages per issue. It primarily targets fans of rock and metal bands like Asking Alexandria and Bring Me the Horizon through interviews, posters, album and live reviews, and news on upcoming band events. The typical features that attract readers are band interviews. Metal Hammer similarly publishes monthly at £4.25 per issue (£49.99 yearly) and includes around 110 pages covering album reviews, interviews, and biographies of metal musicians.
Researching the market place
Kerrang magazine is published monthly, costs £2.20 per issue or £56 for a yearly subscription, and includes around 70 pages per issue. It primarily targets fans of rock and metal bands like Asking Alexandria and Bring Me the Horizon through interviews, posters, album and live reviews, and news on upcoming band events. The typical features that attract readers are band interviews. Metal Hammer similarly publishes monthly at £4.25 per issue (£49.99 yearly) and includes around 110 pages covering album reviews, band interviews, and musician biographies.
Target audience research
Kerrang magazine targets young adults aged 20-30 years old through its focus on mainstream rock artists like Linkin Park and Slipknot. It sells on average 41,125 units per month due to popular front covers and inclusion of concert tickets and posters.
Metal Hammer magazine targets slightly older adults aged 30-50 years old through its focus on heavier metal acts like AC/DC and Disturbed. It is the most successful rock music magazine in the UK with average monthly sales of 41,777, surpassing NME and Kerrang. Its success stems from popular front covers and inclusion of bonus CDs.
The author's hypothetical magazine would target a similar audience to Kerrang of mainly men aged 20-30
sub genre research
Bauer Media is a large, multinational media company founded in 1875 that publishes over 38 popular magazines weekly in many countries. It owns well-known magazines in genres like rock (Kerrang!), alternative rock (Mojo), and popular music (Q). The document considers Bauer Media as a potential publisher but notes risks of cutting into existing magazine sales or lack of success. It also profiles the rock magazines Kerrang!, Mojo, Q, and similar magazines like Rock Sound and Spin as inspiration for the genre, target audience, and style of the proposed new magazine.
Researching the market place
The document summarizes information about 6 music magazines: Kerrang, Rock Sound, Q Magazine, Mojo Magazine, NME Magazine, and Classic Rock. For each magazine, it provides the price, publication frequency, typical page count, regular content types (such as interviews, reviews, posters), and that feature articles focus on the artist featured on the cover. The magazines range in price from £2.20 to £5 and are published weekly or monthly, containing between 56-130 pages per issue generally focused on new music and reviews.
Market research
This document summarizes key details about several music magazines: Q Magazine targets males aged 15-44, is delivered monthly at around 150 pages for £4.50; The Fly is free, targets males aged 18-35 around 100 pages, and discusses music and purchases; Clash targets both genders aged 21-30 around 100 pages for £3.99 about music, fashion, film and technology; and NME targets those aged 16-30, varies from 100-150 pages, is weekly for £2.50 covering music industry news, reviews and events. The Wire targets those aged 20-35 around 100 pages for £3.00 focusing only on lesser known music.
Market research
This document summarizes market research on 5 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, and The Wire. It provides details on the target audience such as gender and age breakdown, price, page count, frequency of release, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from free to £4.50, are released monthly with the exception of NME which is weekly, and range from around 100-150 pages generally.
Market research
This document summarizes market research on 5 music magazines: Q Magazine, The Fly, Clash, NME, and The Wire. It provides details on the target audience such as gender and age breakdown, price, page count, frequency of release, and whether content is limited only to music or includes other topics for each magazine. The magazines vary in price from free to £4.50, are released monthly with the exception of NME which is weekly, and range from around 100-150 pages generally.
Magazine Planning
Alfie Lockhart is planning a new music magazine targeting 16-25 year olds interested in hip-hop and rap. The magazine will focus on genres like hip-hop and rap, featuring artists such as Kanye West and Drake. It will be released monthly for £2.99 per issue or £15.99 annually and will include interviews, upcoming music events, and a design similar to popular magazines like Mixmag. Alfie has chosen Bauer Media Group to publish the magazine due to their connections to other magazines and media.
AS Media Studies: Publisher Research
Bauer Media publishes many magazines including Kerrang!, a weekly rock magazine. It sells on average 37,603 copies per issue and has a mostly male readership aged 15-24. Rock Sound is published monthly through Rock Sound LTD and focuses more on underground bands compared to Kerrang!'s more commercial coverage. Rolling Stone was founded in 1967 and covers music, politics and culture. It is published by the successful Wenner Media which also publishes other iconic magazines.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several UK-based indie music magazines, including MOJO, Q, Clash, NME, and Kerrang. MOJO magazine is published monthly, sells around 94,617 copies per month, and targets readers aged 30-40. Q magazine also publishes monthly, sells around 58,980 copies, and focuses on music reviews and releases. Clash magazine has been published since 2004, sells around 47,235 copies monthly, and targets readers aged 20-30.
Research into music magazines
The document summarizes three music magazines - Kerrang!, NME, and Q. Kerrang! targets rock fans aged 17-24 and covers rock and indie bands. NME targets a younger audience aged 17-30, focuses on pop and modern music, and is published by Ellie Miles. Q targets an older audience in their 30s and 40s but is also read by younger females. It covers newer artists and is published by Bauer Consumer Media.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes several UK-based indie music magazines, including MOJO, Q, Clash, NME, and Kerrang. MOJO magazine is published monthly, sells around 94,617 copies per month, and targets readers aged 30-40. Q magazine also publishes monthly, sells around 58,980 copies, and focuses on music reviews and releases. Clash magazine has been published since 2004, sells around 47,235 copies monthly, and targets readers aged 20-30.
Top 3 music magazines in the uk
The document discusses three popular UK music magazines - Q, Mojo, and NME. Q magazine targets those over 25 years old and focuses on older genres of pop and rock music. It uses red, black, and white colors and is published monthly. Mojo covers various genres including indie and 1960s music, and targets 15-25 year old males with its sans-serif bold font. NME targets 13-19 year olds and focuses on rock and progressive rock music through interviews and articles about upcoming artists and releases. It uses a bold block font to catch the attention of its target audience.
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QUESTION 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
QUESTION 6
The document discusses the technologies learned from creating a magazine product. It focuses on the main programs used: Photoshop, Quark, and a digital SLR camera. For Photoshop, the author learned about layers, blending options, cutting/editing tools like the pen tool. In Quark, text/image insertion, columns, and page layout features were discovered. Using a digital SLR camera helped take high quality photos and learn lighting/focus techniques.
QUESTION 5
The document discusses how a magazine targets its young adult and primarily male audience who enjoy alternative rock music. It does this through clear photographs of young cover stars, a masculine red color scheme, obvious portrayals of the alternative rock music genre through fonts and bands featured, an overall professional layout and design, and a striking masthead and titles using rough fonts and masculine colors.
QUESTION 6
The document discusses the technologies learned from creating a magazine product. It focuses on the main programs used: Photoshop, Quark, and a digital SLR camera. For Photoshop, the author learned about layers, blending options, cutting/editing tools like the pen tool. In Quark, text/image insertion, columns, and page layout features were discovered. Using a digital SLR camera helped take high quality photos and learn lighting/focus techniques.
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN
Photographs were taken for the front cover, contents page, and a double page spread of a publication. Additional final photos were later taken for the front cover, contents page, and double page spread.
PLANNNING PRODUCTION
This document provides plans for the production of a music magazine called "The Alternative".
The front cover plans include a medium shot of singer Leah Holloway from an upward angle with minimal makeup but striking dark purple lipstick. Coverlines will promote featured artists in stamped boxes at random angles.
The contents page will list regular sections like posters, reviews of gigs and concerts, competitions, puzzles and feature articles on various artists. The main image is of up-and-coming artist Tommy Pym playing guitar on stage. Additional thumbnail photos include close-ups of Leah's faces and guitars.
A double-page spread interview will profile amateur band Just Noise, asking them questions about their musical inspiration and ambitions
PLANNING PRODUCTION
This document provides plans for the production of the first issue of a music magazine called "The Alternative".
The front cover plans include using a medium shot of singer Leah Holloway looking down at the camera from above with lighting from above to make her stand out. She will have black nails, two buns in her hair, minimal makeup with dark purple lipstick, and will wear a black choker, white dress, denim jacket, black tights, and Dr. Marten shoes to look rebellious.
The contents page plans include feature articles on various artists, regular content sections, and thumbnail photos of Leah making faces and guitar accessories in black and white to give an edgy feel.
PLANNING PRODUCTION
This document provides planning details for the production of a music magazine called "The Alternative". It includes plans for the front cover photo shoot featuring Leah Holloway, coverlines, a contents page with article summaries and images. It also includes details for a double page interview spread with an amateur band including photo plans and interview questions. The goal is to portray an edgy, alternative style through the visuals and content to match the genre of music covered.
PLANNING PRODUCTION
This document provides details for planning the production of the front cover and contents page for the first issue of "The Alternative" music magazine.
The front cover will feature a photo of Leah Holloway looking edgy in dark makeup and alternative clothing. Coverlines will promote featured artists in stamped text boxes at random angles.
The contents page will include the editor's message, feature articles on various artists, and a main image of Tommy Pym playing guitar. It will also include thumbnail photos of Leah and guitar accessories.
A double-page spread will feature an interview and rehearsal photo of an amateur band, exploring their inspiration and ambitions to make it in the music industry professionally.
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- The document provides details on planning the production of the front cover and contents page for a music magazine called "The Alternative".
- For the front cover, it describes shooting Leah Holloway in a warehouse with dark lighting and props to portray an edgy rock star look. It also lists coverlines that will be in stamped boxes at angles to look aggressive.
- For the contents page, it provides the text and descriptions of the photos that will be used. The main image will feature upcoming star Tommy Pym playing guitar on stage in a dark, spotlighted setting. There will also be four thumbnail photos of Leah Holloway making faces and concert photos from All Time Low to link the articles.
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- The document provides details on planning the production of the front cover and contents page for a music magazine called "The Alternative".
- For the front cover, it describes shooting Leah Holloway in a warehouse with dark lighting and props to portray an edgy rock star look. It also lists coverlines that will be in stamped boxes at angles to look aggressive.
- For the contents page, it provides the text and images. The main image will feature Tommy Pym playing guitar on stage. There will also be four thumbnail photos, including two of Leah making faces and two concert photos from All Time Low to link to another article. It aims to give the magazine a connected, fan-oriented feel.
AUDIENCE RESEARCH
The document presents results from audience research conducted to inform the creation of a new alternative rock music magazine. The research found that the target audience was primarily females aged 16-20 who read magazines and associate the genre with red, black, and purple colors. Most read the magazine Kerrang and enjoy articles about tour dates and interviews. This research will help the creator design an appealing magazine by including content like celebrity features, photos, and potentially free merchandise that attracts this key demographic.
ANALYSIS OF FRONT COVERS
The document provides details on the design elements and stylistic choices made for the front cover of a Kerrang! magazine issue. It describes the use of red, black and white colours throughout that create a masculine tone. The masthead is the largest text and draws the eye in. The main image features the band All Time Low dressed in red with angry facial expressions, linking to the cover line about an intense interview. Thumbnail photos of other artists advertise additional stories. Together the elements are carefully crafted to represent the magazine's brand and genre of alternative rock/punk music in an attention-grabbing manner.
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Research of the market place
- 2. Kerrang! The magazine is on sale once a week on Wednesday. -The price of Kerrang's magazines are £2.20 -The target audience is mainly male and is the age range of 15-25. -The issue sizes ranges 50 -60 pages. -The regular content involves feedback, news, gig guide, live reviews, posters, album reviews and the ultimate rock star test. -The feature articles involve exclusive interviews with bands such as 30 Seconds to Mars and All Time Low, in the section features. http://magazines.bauermediaadvertising.com/magazin es/detail/kerrang http://www.bauermedia.co.uk/uploads/Kerrang!- FEB2013a.pdf
- 3. NME (New Musical Express) -The magazine is on sale once a week on a Wednesday. -The price of NME's magazines are £2.40 -The target audience is mainly male and the medium age is 25. -The issue sizes ranges 150 – 160 pages. -The regular content involves sections such as News, Radar, Reviews and Live! -The feature articles involve exclusive interviews with bands such as the Kings of Leon and Lil Wayne, in the section features. http://www.ipcadvertising.com/resource/g9fgogb7yus9 0vpvbnh0ef7m.pdf http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Hoznh5VzS7o/TQnvgvxW4W I/AAAAAAAAAH0/O87sGDSn-Nw/s1600/nme- contents.jpg
- 4. Q magazine. The magazine is on sale once a month. -The price of Q magazines are £3.90 -The target audience is mainly male and is the age range of 15-30. -The issue sizes ranges 50 -60 pages. -The regular content involves an Access all areas, Soapbox, New to Q, Cash for questions, My record collection, Q hero, A round with…, Q 50, Q quiz, Latest requests and The Q review. -The feature articles involve exclusive interviews with artists such as the Gorillaz and Mika, in the section features. http://magazines.bauermediaadvertising.com/magazi nes/detail/Q http://beharallpoppy000022405.files.wordpress.com /2013/10/q-media-pack.pdf
- 5. Alternative Press -The magazine is on sale monthly. -The price of AP's magazines are £2.20 -The target audience is mainly male and of the age range of 15-30. -The issue sizes ranges from around 198 – 220 pages. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_Press#Toda y http://www.altpress.com/media_kit/
- 6. -The magazine is on sale monthly. -The price of AU’s magazines are £2.20 -The target audience is alternative music lovers and is the age range of 15-25. -The issue sizes ranges 50 -60 pages. -The regular content involves sections called Upfront, Rewind and Subbacultcha which include photos and reviews of gigs. -The feature articles involve exclusive interviews and reviews of bands such as Biffy Clyro. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_Ulster AU (Alternative Ulster)
- 7. Rock Sound -The magazine is on sale monthly. -The price of Rock Sound’s magazines is £3.99 -The target audience is mainly male with an age range of 15 – 24. -The issue sizes ranges around 120 pages. -The regular content involves sections called regulars, exposure, and reviews. -The feature articles involve exclusive interviews with bands such as Tokyo Dragons, The Explosion and Towers of London. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Sound http://www.magazinesubscriptions.co.uk/entertainment- magazines/music/rock- sound?gclid=COii_taD0boCFceWtAodZEEAIw
- 8. Mojo -The magazine is on sale monthly. -The price of Mojo magazines is £4.50 -The target audience is music lovers who are mainly male and around 37. -The issue sizes ranges around 120 pages. -The regular content involves a cover story of a different artist each month such as Paul Weller. -The feature articles involve five thorough interviews and reviews with different bands/artists such as Florence Welch and Rocket Juice & The Moon. http://www.bauermedia.co.uk/uploads/Mojo-MediaPack- 2011.pdf http://magazines.bauermediaadvertising.com/magazines/detail /mojo