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The cover features Rihanna, whose provocative image stands out against a dark background. Text around the edges promotes articles inside and a barcode and details allow the issue to be sold. Rihanna's sexualized appearance and the quote appealing to both genders are intended to encourage purchases. Billboard targets music industry professionals and fans in the U.S. and U.K., with the goal of providing information about music business and appealing covers like this one featuring Rihanna.
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The document analyzes the target audience of Vibe magazine based on its front cover design and additional research. The target audience is identified as being predominantly male, African American, between ages 18-34, interested in hip hop and R&B music as well as fashion and technology. The front cover uses images and headlines of famous artists to attract this audience and reinforce the magazine's identity within the genre.
Billboard front page analysis
Rihanna is featured prominently on the magazine cover. Her pose and revealing top portray her as fierce and rebellious yet innocent. The bold red hair and roses in the background represent her passion for music. The simple masthead and neutral colors appeal to both young men and women. A plug above the masthead advertises an upcoming conference. Cover lines highlight key articles to entice readers.
Analysing Vibe Lil' Wayne cover
This document analyzes the front cover of the April 2006 issue of Vibe magazine, which featured rapper Lil' Wayne. The summary is as follows:
The masthead is large and bold, standing out against the white background and identifying the magazine. The cover features Lil' Wayne looking intimidating, relating to the magazine's hip hop/rap genre. Additional lines advertise articles on Hollywood and other artists like T.I. and Justin Timberlake to attract readers. Overall, the layout and prominent images of popular musicians like Lil' Wayne align with Vibe's target audience of 18-34 year olds interested in hip hop, R&B, and rap music.
Unit 13 : LO1 NEW NEW
This document outlines the production process for a print-based media product. It includes annotations and deconstructions of magazine covers and spreads from Vibe and Q magazines. The target audience for these magazines is identified as males aged 18-34, as the magazines focus on hip hop and R&B music genres. The document also provides information on the publisher of Vibe magazine and notes that an email was not received in response to an inquiry about the production process.
Magazine website research
This is an analysis of how a magazine's website links to the magazine's physical copies. There is also an analysis of a cover of the magazine.
Xxl magazine analysis
This document provides an analysis of the XXL hip hop music magazine. It summarizes the key aspects of the magazine's design and content based on a close examination. These include the use of a white background on the cover to stand out, bold font choices, prominent imagery of rappers, inclusion of advertisements, focus on hip hop music news and artists, and publishing by Harris Publications Inc. The analysis also describes features of the magazine's website at XXLmag.com that complement the print version.
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The interview discusses Mia McClune's rise to fame as a newcomer in the music industry. Mia talks about how music has always been a big part of her life and how surprised she was by her success, including having her single "Number One" reach the top of the charts. She also discusses enjoying performing live for her fans at venues like Wembley Arena and dealing with increased public attention from paparazzi. When asked for advice, Mia encourages others interested in singing to pursue their dreams and not have any regrets.
Unit 13 : LO1 NEW
This document provides information about planning and pitching a print-based media product for a music magazine called Vibe. It includes a deconstruction of Vibe's front cover and double page spread layout. It discusses Vibe's genre, frequency, content, purpose, target audience, form and style. It also provides details about Vibe's production process from setting a publication date to distribution. Similarly, it analyzes the front cover and layout of music magazine Q and discusses its genre, purpose, target audience and production process. The document aims to comprehensively analyze and plan for a print-based music magazine.
Michael
The magazine front cover features a large, bold masthead at the top to clearly display the magazine title. The cover image takes up most of the page to grab readers' attention, showing Chuck Mann dressed in a fresh, original style. Sell lines on the side advertise the variety of gossip inside to entice readers to purchase.
Evaluation all done
The document analyzes conventions used across different R&B magazines. It notes that mastheads are prominently displayed at the top to identify the magazine. Consistency in color scheme and key images centered on pages are used to grab audience attention. Cover lines promote other artists and gossip to showcase variety within the magazines.
Michael 1
The document analyzes conventions used in other R&B magazines. It notes that mastheads are large and prominently displayed at the top to grab readers' attention. Consistency in color scheme and key images centered on pages are also discussed. Cover lines promote other artists to showcase variety. The feel of direct communication with artists is emphasized to give readers a sense of the true artist's thoughts.
Powerpoint task 1 page layout and design
This document analyzes the cover of the April 2013 issue of Elle magazine featuring Rihanna. It summarizes the target audience as females aged 18-30 who are interested in high fashion trends. It describes the use of formal, sophisticated text and dark, vibrant colors that suit the audience and create visual appeal. The layout follows conventions of fashion magazines by placing the magazine title and Rihanna's image prominently and using minimal additional text to draw readers in.
Media presantation
Zaid Masood is proposing a new hip hop and rap magazine called HTZ aimed at teenagers and people in their mid-twenties. HTZ will focus more on fashion than similar magazines like XXL and will be distributed in the UK to cover both American and British artists. The target audience listens to rap and hip hop music and is influenced by fashion trends. HTZ will be distributed through various online and physical channels and will be priced at £1.79 weekly or with a monthly subscription of £5.
Magazines Research
Billboard is an American music magazine that was first published in 1894 and focuses on the music industry. It maintains several music charts that track popular songs and albums each week based on sales, streaming, and radio airplay data. Billboard's primary charts include the Billboard Hot 100 for songs and Billboard 200 for albums. The magazine targets music professionals and fans interested in the business of music.
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- 1. Analysis of magazine front covers. Cover 3 Billboard, October 2010 Rihanna Edition
- 2. The barcode, price and issue number is very Important for the magazine in order to sell the issue, this is a vital part to the cover that is included on every magazine! Also the website for Billboard is stated here. This is where readers can go to get more information about the music industry The masthead is positioned at the top of the magazine cover and uses colours that fit with the colour scheme of this issue, Every copy of ‘Billboard’ has the same colours as the masthead, same font and size as well as positioned in the same place. Making the magazine branded and easily recognised by audience’s. There are sell lines positioned all around the edges of the page, All the writing is in white so easily seen on dark background also abiding with the theme of colours on the cover. Each sell line is showing the audience what will be inside the issue, encouraging potential customers to buy this magazine. The background is very dark and not very clear. This makes Rihanna, the main image stand out more and the main focus. Looking very colourful and radiant. Rihanna is photographed in what appears to be a very sexualised top which is cut off and has lots of make up on red lipstick on looking straight at the audience. The main sell line on the cover relates to the main image of Rihanna and shows a quote from the article inside. This quote is important to attract audiences, appealing them to want to buy and read this magazine. The main image is a very effective photo because it appeals to both males and female. Women aspire to look like her and want to read this article about who the real Rihanna is and men want her. She is very sexualised in the way she is looking at the audience and she has been photo shopped to look ‘perfect’ all these factors will encourage purchases of this magazine. The footer at the top is the only font on the page that is in yellow resulting in standing out on the page whilst still fitting with colour scheme from the masthead.
- 3. Target audience of Billboard magazine The magazine Billboard is published weekly, the first issue was published in 1894. Published by the American entertainment publishing company Prometheus Global Media. Billboard.com is Billboard's online website for the magazine, which attracts more than 4 million unique visitors each month in more than 100 countries. Billboard.com's readers rely on the site for music news, videos, charts and more. The magazine has a high cost of £5.50 in the UK, however this high price maybe due to the magazine been imported from the U.S. In 2008 achieved a circulation of 18,385, a 29% drop from 2002. Although the target audience of "Billboard is primarily the U.S, the magazine is also published in the UK.