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This document provides information about several music magazines, including their price, publication frequency, typical issue size, target demographic by median age, genre of music covered, website and publisher. The magazines described are Rolling Stone, NME, Q, Kerrang!, Rock Sound, Top of the Pops, and Mixmag.
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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.
Music presentation
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.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes information about several rock and metal music magazines, including their price, frequency of issues, typical page count, regular content features, and some example article titles. Magazines discussed include Rock Sound, Kerrang, Q, NME, Rolling Stone, Uncut, Revolver, Mojo, and Classic Rock. They vary in price from £2.20 to £4.60 and are published with frequencies ranging from weekly to bi-monthly issues. All include interviews, reviews, and news on the latest bands as regular content.
Researching the market place
The document compares key details of 4 music magazines: NME, Q, Uncut, and Mojo. It provides information on price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular content sections, and any feature articles for each magazine. NME is the most affordable at £2.40 per month and focuses on radar, news, reviews and live content as well as a band feature. Q costs £3.99 monthly and contains various sections like access all areas and Q hero as well as band interviews. Uncut is £4.80 and includes letters, meets, changes and obituaries with a 50 greatest singer-songwriter albums feature. Mojo is £4.90 and has artist articles while also listing regular content
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.
My idea
My Idea magazine targets late teens through middle-aged adults who identify as middle class. It will cover indie and alternative rock music genres through features on established and new bands, live reviews, and a classic section. The monthly magazine will be 90 pages and cost £2.59 per issue or £25 annually, making it less expensive than competitors like Q magazine while also including interactive media.
Researching the marketplace
This document summarizes the key details of several magazines that would be considered competitors to a new music magazine. It provides information on pricing, publication frequency, issue size, regular content sections, and featured articles for magazines including NME, Q, Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut. Key details provided include that NME and Q are weekly and monthly respectively, while Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut are all monthly publications. They each include music reviews, interviews, and news about new albums and bands as standard content.
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
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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.
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This document summarizes key details about 5 music magazines: Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.20 and has 70 pages including content on featured bands; Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 with 116 pages focusing on cover artists; Classic Rock is monthly for £5.50 and 110 pages on bands from the 1960s-1990s; NME is weekly for £2.50 with 70 pages about gigs and concerts; and Q is monthly for £5.44 with 110 pages including interviews and quizzes about bands. All magazines include feature articles related to the cover artist.
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This document summarizes information about several rock and metal music magazines, including their price, frequency of issues, typical page count, regular content features, and some example article titles. Magazines discussed include Rock Sound, Kerrang, Q, NME, Rolling Stone, Uncut, Revolver, Mojo, and Classic Rock. They vary in price from £2.20 to £4.60 and are published with frequencies ranging from weekly to bi-monthly issues. All include interviews, reviews, and news on the latest bands as regular content.
Researching the market place
The document compares key details of 4 music magazines: NME, Q, Uncut, and Mojo. It provides information on price, publication frequency, average issue size, regular content sections, and any feature articles for each magazine. NME is the most affordable at £2.40 per month and focuses on radar, news, reviews and live content as well as a band feature. Q costs £3.99 monthly and contains various sections like access all areas and Q hero as well as band interviews. Uncut is £4.80 and includes letters, meets, changes and obituaries with a 50 greatest singer-songwriter albums feature. Mojo is £4.90 and has artist articles while also listing regular content
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.
My idea
My Idea magazine targets late teens through middle-aged adults who identify as middle class. It will cover indie and alternative rock music genres through features on established and new bands, live reviews, and a classic section. The monthly magazine will be 90 pages and cost £2.59 per issue or £25 annually, making it less expensive than competitors like Q magazine while also including interactive media.
Researching the marketplace
This document summarizes the key details of several magazines that would be considered competitors to a new music magazine. It provides information on pricing, publication frequency, issue size, regular content sections, and featured articles for magazines including NME, Q, Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut. Key details provided include that NME and Q are weekly and monthly respectively, while Mojo, The Fly, and Uncut are all monthly publications. They each include music reviews, interviews, and news about new albums and bands as standard content.
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
Research rock mag
This document summarizes the key details of three rock music magazines: Kerrang, Rock Sound, and Classic Rock. Kerrang publishes weekly for £2.30 and focuses on hard rock concerts and artists like Black Veil Brides. Rock Sound is monthly for £3.99 and covers soft rock bands and artists such as 5 Seconds of Summer. Classic Rock publishes monthly for an undisclosed price and features articles on iconic rock stars from the past like The Rolling Stones and Muse.
Researching the market place
The document summarizes information about several music magazines, including their prices, publication frequency, page count, regular and featured content, websites, publishers, and media kits. Kerrang, Rock Sound, Q, Metal Hammer, Classic Rock, Rolling Stone, NME, and Revolver are all discussed, providing an overview of their key details.
Researching the marketplace
NME, Q, and Kerrang! are music magazines that provide interviews, reviews, and news about bands and concerts. NME comes out monthly and has over 90 pages. Q is also monthly and has around 138 pages, focusing on album reviews and festival coverage. Kerrang! publishes weekly and has approximately 90 pages, with regular features on upcoming shows and interviews with artists. All three magazines have online presences and publish media kits with advertising information.
WK Practice.pptx
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pitch for magazine.pptx
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All things rock
The document outlines a proposed rock music magazine for Hertfordshire. It will have a black and white color scheme and focus on informing readers about past and upcoming rock music events in the region through articles, interviews, and event listings. The primary targets are males aged 40-60, with secondary audiences of males 25-40 and females 40-60. The magazine will be sold for £3.99 at shops, supermarkets, and distributed at concerts with additional advertising in local newspapers.
All things rock CA
The magazine will focus on rock music events in Hertfordshire and be targeted towards males aged 40-60. It will include articles on past and upcoming rock concerts in the area, interviews with artists, and be distributed in shops, newspapers, and at concerts. The main purpose is to inform and entertain readers about the local rock music scene.
Music Magazine Research
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Unit 13 LO1
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Researching the market place
The document discusses several music magazines, including their prices, publication frequencies, issue sizes, and some of their regular and featured content. NME is a weekly magazine costing £2.80 that covers news, reviews, and live gigs. Mojo is published monthly for £4.60 and has in-depth articles on artists like Rocket Juice & the Moon and Johnny Cash. Q magazine publishes weekly and monthly issues, costs £3.99, and features content on Cash for Questions, rock bands like Muse, and new artists like Jake Bugg and Tame Impala.
Researching the market place
This document summarizes and compares information about 7 music magazines: Kerrang, Rock Sound, Mojo, Uncut, Q, Classic Rock. For each magazine it provides the price, publication frequency, average issue size, and lists their regular and featured article sections. The magazines focus on genres like rock, alternative, and classic rock music. They contain interviews, reviews, news and commentary. Publication sizes range from around 70-150 pages and prices are generally between £2-5.
Research of the market placepp
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Market research
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Bauer Media publishes several UK music magazines including Kerrang!, MOJO, and Q. Kerrang! focuses on rock music and has been published weekly since 1981. MOJO is a monthly magazine that covers classic rock. Q is also monthly and aims to highlight modern music.
Team Rock publishes the magazines Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, and PROG. Classic Rock covers rock music monthly since 1998. Metal Hammer is a monthly magazine about heavy metal published since 1983. PROG is about progressive rock and has been published since 2009.
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Evaluation question 5
The document describes how the magazine addressed its target audience of people aged 13-26 interested in indie music and festivals. The cover featured bright colors and images appealing to the indie genre. Band names were highlighted in different colors. The contents page advertised the Glastonbury Festival and included a competition. The double page spread included an informal interview and advertisement to inform readers about new bands and their music influences similar to favorite artists.
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Audience feedback
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Evaluation question 3
The document discusses potential media institutions that could distribute a music magazine. It suggests that retail outlets focused on music genres like CD and vinyl shops would be suitable, as well as shops frequented by the target audience. University areas would be good locations to target as indie music is popular among students. Larger chain newsagents and supermarkets could also distribute the magazine to reach a wider potential market, as many people browse the magazine section or make spontaneous purchases. The key institutions identified are music retail stores, university areas, large newsagents and supermarket chains.
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- 1. Researching The Market Place By Mairah Gorman
- 2. Rolling Stone • Price: £2.50 • Frequency of publication: bi-weekly • Median age: 34 • Genre: all music • http://www.srds.com/mediakits/rolling stone/demographics.html • Website: www.rollingstone.com • Publisher: Wenner Media http://www.jannswenner.com/
- 3. NME • Price: £2.50 • Issue size: around 60 pages • Frequency of publication: every week • Regular content: 'On Repeat' and 'Essential New Tracks' • Feature articles: 'On Set with Skins' • Median age: 23 • Genre: new music/ indie music • Issue Size: 90 pages approximately • http://www.ipcadvertising.com/resource/6dcz2moj66wp0swdpyx5rv 3o.pdf • Website: www.nme.com • Publisher: IPCMedia http://www.ipcmedia.com/
- 4. Q • Price: £3.99 • Issue size: around 60 pages • Frequency of publication: once an month • Median age: 29 • Genre: everything • http://beharallpoppy000022405 • Issue size: around 60 pages • Frequency of publication: once an month • Median age: 29 • Genre: everything • http://beharallpoppy000022405.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/q- media-pack.pdf • Website: http://www.qthemusic.com/ • Publisher: http://www.bauerpublishing.com/
- 5. Kerrang! • Price: £2.20 • Frequency of publication: weekly • Median age: 25 • Genre: rock • http://www.bauermedia.co.uk/upload s/Kerrang!-FEB2013a.pdfRock Sound • Website: http://www.kerrang.com/ • Publisher: ttp://www.bauerpublishing.com/
- 6. Rock Sound • Price: £3.80 • Issue size: • Frequency of publication: • every 4 weeks 13 times a year • Median age:25 • Genre: rock • Website: http://www.rocksound.tv/ • Publisher: http://www.sonicpublishing.co.uk/
- 7. Top Of The Pops • Price: £2.20 • Issue size: • Frequency of publication: every month • Median age: 14 • Genre: pop • http://www.immediatemedia.co.uk/advertisin g/index-2.html • Website: http://www.totpmag.com/ • Publisher: http://www.immediate.co.uk/
- 8. Mixmag • Price: £4.50 • Issue size: • Frequency of publication: every month • Median age:24 • Genre: Dance music • http://www.mixmag.net/media-kit/about • Website:http://www.mixmag.net/ • Publisher: http://www.developmenthell.co.uk/