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Quincy Jones launched Vibe magazine in 1993 in partnership with Time Inc. as a music and entertainment magazine aimed at an urban audience aged 18-34 interested in R&B, hip hop, and rap. Though initially rumored to have Russell Simmons as a partner, the magazine had ownership changes over time, being bought by Miller Publishing in 1996 and The Wicks Group of Companies in 2006. Vibe announced in June 2009 that it would cease print publication.
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Task 4 b
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. to target 18-34 year old urban music listeners. Though Russell Simmons was initially involved, he later clashed with the editor-in-chief. Miller Publishing acquired Vibe in 1996 and also bought Spin magazine. In 2006, The Wicks Group of Companies purchased Vibe and Spin from Miller Publishing. The document discusses why The Wicks Group would make a suitable publisher for the author's proposed new magazine due to their success with similar titles like Vibe and Spin.
Task 7
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by producer Quincy Jones that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, Vibe was purchased by private equity firm InterMedia Partners and relaunched as a quarterly publication with an increased online presence. Vibe's target audience is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. While InterMedia would be a suitable publisher given its experience with similar magazines, pursuing another magazine in the same genre may not be as successful due to competition. Bauer Media, which publishes music magazines like Mojo and Kerrang but none focused on hip-hop, could be a better publisher as it has not yet tapped this market and would offer V
Research into an Existing Music Magazine
Vibe Magazine was founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. as a music and entertainment magazine focusing on R&B and hip-hop. It was originally launched as Volume but later renamed Vibe by editor Scott Bryant. Miller Publishing bought Vibe in 1996. After changing ownership several times, Vibe ceased print publication in 2009 but was later revived online. At its peak, Vibe had 800,000 readers and was known for its creative album cover designs featuring artists like Michael Jackson, Tupac, and Beyoncé.
Evaluation question 3
Time Inc. would be a suitable publisher for the music magazine due to its existing publication of music magazines like NME that target a male audience. The proposed magazine, "EMERGE", would have a similar music genre focus but target a female audience aged 16-25, filling a gap in the market. As a large media company, Time Warner's brand recognition could help attract teenage readers who are familiar with its TV programs. Alternatively, SpinMedia might also be a good fit as it owns pop culture websites and magazines that target teenagers. Through its social media platform Buzznet and ownership of Vibe magazine, SpinMedia has shown it can successfully reach a wide teenage audience.
Vibe
VIBE is a lifestyle and entertainment magazine that focuses on R&B and hip-hop genres and gives a voice to undiscovered artists. It was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones but shut down its print publication in 2009. In 2013, it was acquired by Spin Media, a blog network and owner of other pop culture websites, to be relaunched as an online magazine. Spin Media was originally founded as Buzznet in 1999 and acquired other brands like Idolator and Stereogum over time, before purchasing Vibe and refocusing the former print magazine Spin as an online-only brand.
Chosen genre – r&b
Vibe Magazine is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones in 1993 that features R&B and hip-hop artists. It was initially launched as Volume before being renamed Vibe. While the print magazine shut down in 2009, it continues online. The magazine targets a young, urban audience and is known for its creative covers featuring popular musicians. It provides music reviews, celebrity gossip, and profiles up-and-coming artists.
Question 3
InterMedia Partners, which publishes Vibe magazine, would not be a suitable publisher for the student's R&B magazine since it only publishes Vibe and the magazines have similar target audiences. Bauer Media Group, which publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang!, would be a better option since it does not have an R&B-focused magazine and being based in the UK, the student's magazine could be the first R&B magazine published there, opening up a new market. Overall, Bauer Media is concluded to be the best publisher as it has international reach, few competing magazines in the R&B genre, and publishing the new magazine could attract new audiences and make money.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
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Task 4 b
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. to target 18-34 year old urban music listeners. Though Russell Simmons was initially involved, he later clashed with the editor-in-chief. Miller Publishing acquired Vibe in 1996 and also bought Spin magazine. In 2006, The Wicks Group of Companies purchased Vibe and Spin from Miller Publishing. The document discusses why The Wicks Group would make a suitable publisher for the author's proposed new magazine due to their success with similar titles like Vibe and Spin.
Task 7
Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 by producer Quincy Jones that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop artists. After shutting down in 2009, Vibe was purchased by private equity firm InterMedia Partners and relaunched as a quarterly publication with an increased online presence. Vibe's target audience is young, urban followers of hip-hop culture. While InterMedia would be a suitable publisher given its experience with similar magazines, pursuing another magazine in the same genre may not be as successful due to competition. Bauer Media, which publishes music magazines like Mojo and Kerrang but none focused on hip-hop, could be a better publisher as it has not yet tapped this market and would offer V
Research into an Existing Music Magazine
Vibe Magazine was founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. as a music and entertainment magazine focusing on R&B and hip-hop. It was originally launched as Volume but later renamed Vibe by editor Scott Bryant. Miller Publishing bought Vibe in 1996. After changing ownership several times, Vibe ceased print publication in 2009 but was later revived online. At its peak, Vibe had 800,000 readers and was known for its creative album cover designs featuring artists like Michael Jackson, Tupac, and Beyoncé.
Evaluation question 3
Time Inc. would be a suitable publisher for the music magazine due to its existing publication of music magazines like NME that target a male audience. The proposed magazine, "EMERGE", would have a similar music genre focus but target a female audience aged 16-25, filling a gap in the market. As a large media company, Time Warner's brand recognition could help attract teenage readers who are familiar with its TV programs. Alternatively, SpinMedia might also be a good fit as it owns pop culture websites and magazines that target teenagers. Through its social media platform Buzznet and ownership of Vibe magazine, SpinMedia has shown it can successfully reach a wide teenage audience.
Vibe
VIBE is a lifestyle and entertainment magazine that focuses on R&B and hip-hop genres and gives a voice to undiscovered artists. It was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones but shut down its print publication in 2009. In 2013, it was acquired by Spin Media, a blog network and owner of other pop culture websites, to be relaunched as an online magazine. Spin Media was originally founded as Buzznet in 1999 and acquired other brands like Idolator and Stereogum over time, before purchasing Vibe and refocusing the former print magazine Spin as an online-only brand.
Chosen genre – r&b
Vibe Magazine is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones in 1993 that features R&B and hip-hop artists. It was initially launched as Volume before being renamed Vibe. While the print magazine shut down in 2009, it continues online. The magazine targets a young, urban audience and is known for its creative covers featuring popular musicians. It provides music reviews, celebrity gossip, and profiles up-and-coming artists.
Question 3
InterMedia Partners, which publishes Vibe magazine, would not be a suitable publisher for the student's R&B magazine since it only publishes Vibe and the magazines have similar target audiences. Bauer Media Group, which publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang!, would be a better option since it does not have an R&B-focused magazine and being based in the UK, the student's magazine could be the first R&B magazine published there, opening up a new market. Overall, Bauer Media is concluded to be the best publisher as it has international reach, few competing magazines in the R&B genre, and publishing the new magazine could attract new audiences and make money.
Question 3
Immediate Media Company was formed in 2011 by merging Origin Publishing, Magicalia, and BBC Magazines, and they currently distribute Top of the Pops magazines. The document discusses several potential magazine distributors and their experience with pop magazines, including EMAP International Limited, BBC Magazines, Bauer Media Group, and NME. Overall, Immediate Media Company is recommended as the best choice to distribute a new pop music magazine due to their experience distributing Top of the Pops, while Bauer Media Group could also be a potential option due to their global reach across 16 countries.
Research and Planning - Task 7
The document discusses potential publishers for the author's planned R&B/hip-hop magazine. Intermedia Vibe Holdings LLC, which publishes Vibe magazine, is mentioned as a possible option due to the similar genre focus. However, they may not be interested in taking on another similar magazine. Bauer Media is presented as another potential publisher. As one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe with over 300 magazines, they could benefit from the author's magazine which would help them expand into the R&B/hip-hop genre where they currently have limited offerings. The author believes their magazine could attract a new audience for Bauer Media and potentially lead to further magazines in that genre.
Task 4b
The document discusses researching a music magazine for a pop music genre. It describes Top of the Pops magazine, which focuses on chart information, gossip, fashion, and beauty advice for young girls aged 9-12. It was originally intended to bridge the gap between Smash Hits and NME magazines. The document also mentions Immediate Media Company, a large publishing house that owns over 50 magazines, but would not be a suitable publisher as it is strongly associated with the BBC.
Presentation of a music magazine - VIBE
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 in New York City by producer Quincy Jones. It originally launched as a partnership between Jones and Time Inc. and was called Volume before being renamed VIBE. The magazine shut down in 2009 due to the recession but was taken over by InterMedia Partners, a private equity firm that invests in struggling businesses. VIBE's target audience is young followers of hip hop culture interested in music and artists. It focuses on R&B and hip-hop genres and attracts millions of readers each month.
EveALUATION 3
Bauer Media would be the best company to publish the magazine for several reasons:
1) Bauer Media is a large UK-based publishing company that publishes magazines in various genres, but does not currently have an R&B/Hip-Hop magazine.
2) Publishing the magazine with Bauer Media would allow the magazine to take advantage of Bauer's existing infrastructure and audience while introducing a new genre.
3) As an UK-based company, Bauer Media would be more convenient and cost-effective to work with than companies based in other countries like the US.
Research Into an Existing Music Magazine
The XXL Magazine was founded in August 1997 with Jay-Z and Master P on the first cover. It was originally edited by Reginald C. Dennis, previously of The Source magazine. XXL took over Scratch magazine and rebranded it as XXL Presents Scratch Magazine, though it collapsed after a year. XXL targets teenagers and young adults interested in hip hop, rap, and R&B music.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Q3
Times Inc would be the most appropriate institution to distribute the media product. While Bauer only produces rock magazines and has a loyal rock audience, Times Inc has a more diverse audience across genres like sports, fashion, and gossip. Importantly, Times Inc has already had success producing a hip-hop magazine called NME. Their larger size from merging with Warner Communications in the past also means they can reach a wider audience. Distributing the magazine through Times Inc's existing hip-hop brand would be more effective for building the new media product's audience.
Q3 updated
The document discusses potential media institutions for distributing a hip hop magazine media product. Bauer is discussed as producing rock magazines for a loyal audience, so distributing a hip hop magazine there could surprise consumers. Times Inc is analyzed as a better option, as they already successfully distribute the hip hop magazine NME using appropriate language for the genre. Times Inc also has a vastly larger audience reach from distributing various magazine genres. For these reasons, Times Inc is selected as the preferred media institution for distribution, as they have an existing hip hop brand loyalty and experience targeting the appropriate audience.
Instituton 2
Times Inc was founded in 1922 and is now a major media company reaching global audiences. While it owns over 90 magazine brands across many genres, it only publishes one music magazine currently. This leaves an opening for a new indie music magazine to fill a gap in their portfolio. Times Inc would be suitable to publish and distribute the proposed new magazine worldwide due to their large social media presence, which would aid marketing to the target 17-30 year old audience.
Task 4 a
IPC Media has published magazines since the late 1800s, launching several titles that are still published today such as Country Life and Horse & Hound. In the early 1900s they launched more magazines focused on hobbies like gardening, cycling, and boating. IPC Media went on to publish several magazines for women and specific interests over the decades. By the 2000s they had a wide range of magazine genres and a large customer base to promote any new magazine launches.
3
InterMedia Partners would be the ideal media institution to distribute the document's media product because they currently produce Vibe Magazine, which was influential to the document's author. InterMedia Partners is an established New York City-based media firm that focuses on investing in the media sector for profit. Publishing through InterMedia would help the media product reach its intended audience.
Question 33
Bauer is one of Europe's largest privately owned publishing companies and a worldwide media empire offering over 300 magazines in 15 countries. Bauer would be a good choice to publish and distribute the author's proposed R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine because they do not currently have a magazine focused on that genre, so it would provide a unique offering. The author believes the magazine would attract many customers and make money due to high demand, and working with Bauer could inspire them to create more music magazines in similar genres.
Q3 evaluation
Harris Publications Inc. would be an ideal publisher for the rap/hip-hop magazine "Trip Tunz" because they have extensive experience in that genre from publishing XXL magazine. Harris Publications publishes magazines covering similar genres to rap/hip-hop and has worked with XXL for years, giving them knowledge of how such a magazine operates. "Trip Tunz" was inspired by XXL due to their coverage of the same genre and wide recognition in the music magazine industry.
MixMag Case Study
MixMag is a dance music magazine launched in 1983 that focuses on club culture. It began with a focus on disco and dance music but expanded to cover clubbing as that genre grew in popularity. While branching out, the magazine has stayed true to electronic music genres over its 30-year history. It maintains a consistent brand identity across issues through elements like a recurring skyline on the cover, a cover mount CD, and vibrant color schemes. The target audience is typically younger people between 16-30 interested in dance music and clubbing.
Publishing companies
Music Mags was founded in 1996 and distributes magazines focused on genres like bass, DJing, and EQ, but not dance music magazines. They are based in the UK but have international reach. IPC Media was founded in 1985 and distributes a wide variety of magazines and other products across genres like equestrian, sports, home, fashion, lifestyle, teen, TV, women, and music. Their NME magazine would be most relatable to a dance music magazine. As a Time Warner company, IPC has business partners internationally, including in America.
4A IPC and Bauer
IPC has published magazines targeting various interests and audiences over the years, including hobbies, sports, and music. They published magazines like NME to tap into the flourishing music scene in the 1900s, appealing to a wider range of readers. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine as they have experience working with NME and publishing magazines across a wide range of genres like pop and hip hop. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable given their experience with music magazines like Kiss and Kerrang! and insights into music fans from surveys of the industry.
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.
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 2
The document discusses producing a documentary, article, and radio trailer to advertise the documentary. It aimed to target students aged 14-19 interested in further education. The double page article in Radio Times magazine included stills from the documentary but had an older average readership than the target. The radio trailer aired on Capital FM, the #1 music station in the UK with over 2 million listeners, mostly in the target age range, making it an effective way to advertise the documentary.
Magazine Analysis Classical FM
Classic FM Magazine is a monthly publication targeting classical music enthusiasts aged 18-60. The cover features an image of a woman holding a clarinet against a background of the magazine masthead. The masthead uses an 'f' shape iconic of classical music. Inside, articles use larger first letters and bylines to identify starts and authors. Free CDs and other offers aim to provide value for readers. Fonts, colors, and images create an intellectual tone befitting the target audience of likely higher-income individuals who can afford classical instruments. Circulation is over 30,000 copies monthly since launching in 1995.
Media magazine evaluation questions 4 - 7
The document describes the target audience and design elements of a magazine product. The audience is 15-18 year olds from social classes B, C1, C2 who enjoy R&B and hip hop music. The magazine features black artists to match its target demographic. It uses bold colors, fonts, and images of popular artists to attract its young urban reader base. Captions and sections clearly organize content.
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Research and Planning - Task 7
The document discusses potential publishers for the author's planned R&B/hip-hop magazine. Intermedia Vibe Holdings LLC, which publishes Vibe magazine, is mentioned as a possible option due to the similar genre focus. However, they may not be interested in taking on another similar magazine. Bauer Media is presented as another potential publisher. As one of the largest privately owned publishing groups in Europe with over 300 magazines, they could benefit from the author's magazine which would help them expand into the R&B/hip-hop genre where they currently have limited offerings. The author believes their magazine could attract a new audience for Bauer Media and potentially lead to further magazines in that genre.
Task 4b
The document discusses researching a music magazine for a pop music genre. It describes Top of the Pops magazine, which focuses on chart information, gossip, fashion, and beauty advice for young girls aged 9-12. It was originally intended to bridge the gap between Smash Hits and NME magazines. The document also mentions Immediate Media Company, a large publishing house that owns over 50 magazines, but would not be a suitable publisher as it is strongly associated with the BBC.
Presentation of a music magazine - VIBE
VIBE is a music and entertainment magazine founded in 1993 in New York City by producer Quincy Jones. It originally launched as a partnership between Jones and Time Inc. and was called Volume before being renamed VIBE. The magazine shut down in 2009 due to the recession but was taken over by InterMedia Partners, a private equity firm that invests in struggling businesses. VIBE's target audience is young followers of hip hop culture interested in music and artists. It focuses on R&B and hip-hop genres and attracts millions of readers each month.
EveALUATION 3
Bauer Media would be the best company to publish the magazine for several reasons:
1) Bauer Media is a large UK-based publishing company that publishes magazines in various genres, but does not currently have an R&B/Hip-Hop magazine.
2) Publishing the magazine with Bauer Media would allow the magazine to take advantage of Bauer's existing infrastructure and audience while introducing a new genre.
3) As an UK-based company, Bauer Media would be more convenient and cost-effective to work with than companies based in other countries like the US.
Research Into an Existing Music Magazine
The XXL Magazine was founded in August 1997 with Jay-Z and Master P on the first cover. It was originally edited by Reginald C. Dennis, previously of The Source magazine. XXL took over Scratch magazine and rebranded it as XXL Presents Scratch Magazine, though it collapsed after a year. XXL targets teenagers and young adults interested in hip hop, rap, and R&B music.
Publishers
The document discusses three major magazine publishers in the UK - IPC Media, Bauer Media, and BBC Magazines. It provides details on some of their popular music magazines, including IPC Media's NME (founded in 1952), Bauer Media's Kerrang (focused on alternative/rock music), and BBC Magazines' Top of the Pops (targeting 11-16 year olds). The document concludes that the author will use Bauer Media to publish their new rock magazine due to Bauer's experience with Kerrang and its large, trusted publisher brand across Europe.
Q3
Times Inc would be the most appropriate institution to distribute the media product. While Bauer only produces rock magazines and has a loyal rock audience, Times Inc has a more diverse audience across genres like sports, fashion, and gossip. Importantly, Times Inc has already had success producing a hip-hop magazine called NME. Their larger size from merging with Warner Communications in the past also means they can reach a wider audience. Distributing the magazine through Times Inc's existing hip-hop brand would be more effective for building the new media product's audience.
Q3 updated
The document discusses potential media institutions for distributing a hip hop magazine media product. Bauer is discussed as producing rock magazines for a loyal audience, so distributing a hip hop magazine there could surprise consumers. Times Inc is analyzed as a better option, as they already successfully distribute the hip hop magazine NME using appropriate language for the genre. Times Inc also has a vastly larger audience reach from distributing various magazine genres. For these reasons, Times Inc is selected as the preferred media institution for distribution, as they have an existing hip hop brand loyalty and experience targeting the appropriate audience.
Instituton 2
Times Inc was founded in 1922 and is now a major media company reaching global audiences. While it owns over 90 magazine brands across many genres, it only publishes one music magazine currently. This leaves an opening for a new indie music magazine to fill a gap in their portfolio. Times Inc would be suitable to publish and distribute the proposed new magazine worldwide due to their large social media presence, which would aid marketing to the target 17-30 year old audience.
Task 4 a
IPC Media has published magazines since the late 1800s, launching several titles that are still published today such as Country Life and Horse & Hound. In the early 1900s they launched more magazines focused on hobbies like gardening, cycling, and boating. IPC Media went on to publish several magazines for women and specific interests over the decades. By the 2000s they had a wide range of magazine genres and a large customer base to promote any new magazine launches.
3
InterMedia Partners would be the ideal media institution to distribute the document's media product because they currently produce Vibe Magazine, which was influential to the document's author. InterMedia Partners is an established New York City-based media firm that focuses on investing in the media sector for profit. Publishing through InterMedia would help the media product reach its intended audience.
Question 33
Bauer is one of Europe's largest privately owned publishing companies and a worldwide media empire offering over 300 magazines in 15 countries. Bauer would be a good choice to publish and distribute the author's proposed R&B/Hip-Hop music magazine because they do not currently have a magazine focused on that genre, so it would provide a unique offering. The author believes the magazine would attract many customers and make money due to high demand, and working with Bauer could inspire them to create more music magazines in similar genres.
Q3 evaluation
Harris Publications Inc. would be an ideal publisher for the rap/hip-hop magazine "Trip Tunz" because they have extensive experience in that genre from publishing XXL magazine. Harris Publications publishes magazines covering similar genres to rap/hip-hop and has worked with XXL for years, giving them knowledge of how such a magazine operates. "Trip Tunz" was inspired by XXL due to their coverage of the same genre and wide recognition in the music magazine industry.
MixMag Case Study
MixMag is a dance music magazine launched in 1983 that focuses on club culture. It began with a focus on disco and dance music but expanded to cover clubbing as that genre grew in popularity. While branching out, the magazine has stayed true to electronic music genres over its 30-year history. It maintains a consistent brand identity across issues through elements like a recurring skyline on the cover, a cover mount CD, and vibrant color schemes. The target audience is typically younger people between 16-30 interested in dance music and clubbing.
Publishing companies
Music Mags was founded in 1996 and distributes magazines focused on genres like bass, DJing, and EQ, but not dance music magazines. They are based in the UK but have international reach. IPC Media was founded in 1985 and distributes a wide variety of magazines and other products across genres like equestrian, sports, home, fashion, lifestyle, teen, TV, women, and music. Their NME magazine would be most relatable to a dance music magazine. As a Time Warner company, IPC has business partners internationally, including in America.
4A IPC and Bauer
IPC has published magazines targeting various interests and audiences over the years, including hobbies, sports, and music. They published magazines like NME to tap into the flourishing music scene in the 1900s, appealing to a wider range of readers. IPC would be an appropriate publisher for a new music magazine as they have experience working with NME and publishing magazines across a wide range of genres like pop and hip hop. Alternative publishers like Bauer may also be suitable given their experience with music magazines like Kiss and Kerrang! and insights into music fans from surveys of the industry.
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.
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.
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The document discusses producing a documentary, article, and radio trailer to advertise the documentary. It aimed to target students aged 14-19 interested in further education. The double page article in Radio Times magazine included stills from the documentary but had an older average readership than the target. The radio trailer aired on Capital FM, the #1 music station in the UK with over 2 million listeners, mostly in the target age range, making it an effective way to advertise the documentary.
Magazine Analysis Classical FM
Classic FM Magazine is a monthly publication targeting classical music enthusiasts aged 18-60. The cover features an image of a woman holding a clarinet against a background of the magazine masthead. The masthead uses an 'f' shape iconic of classical music. Inside, articles use larger first letters and bylines to identify starts and authors. Free CDs and other offers aim to provide value for readers. Fonts, colors, and images create an intellectual tone befitting the target audience of likely higher-income individuals who can afford classical instruments. Circulation is over 30,000 copies monthly since launching in 1995.
Media magazine evaluation questions 4 - 7
The document describes the target audience and design elements of a magazine product. The audience is 15-18 year olds from social classes B, C1, C2 who enjoy R&B and hip hop music. The magazine features black artists to match its target demographic. It uses bold colors, fonts, and images of popular artists to attract its young urban reader base. Captions and sections clearly organize content.
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Vibe magazine was originally launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc., with the name being changed from Volume to Vibe. It went through several ownership changes over the years, being bought by Miller Publishing in 1996 and The Wicks Group in 2006. Vibe ceased print publication in 2009 but was later resurrected online by InterMedia Partners. In 2012, Vibe Media was formed through the merger of Vibe Holdings and BlackBook Media, with ownership consisting of Ron Burkle's Yucaipa Companies, Magic Johnson Enterprises, and InterMedia Partners. Vibe Media now represents over 25 websites and other media platforms reaching 19 million consumers monthly.
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SpinMedia is a digital media company founded in 1999 that owns several pop culture websites, including Spin, Buzznet, Idolator, Stereogum, and Vibe. It was originally called Buzznet and focused on blogging before rebranding as SpinMedia in 2013. SpinMedia acquired Vibe magazine in 2013. Vibe magazine was founded by Quincy Jones and focused on R&B, hip hop, and urban culture before moving online-only in 2014. There was also a short-lived Vibe television talk show from 1997-1998 that was hosted by Chris Spencer and featured Bill Clinton in its first episode.
Corporations
SpinMedia is a digital media publisher that was originally founded as Buzznet in 1999. It owns several pop culture websites including Spin, Buzznet, Idolator, Stereogum, and Vibe. In 2009, it raised $12.5 million in funding, rebranded to SpinMedia in 2013, and acquired Vibe magazine in April 2013. Vibe magazine was originally founded by Quincy Jones focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. It later launched a short-lived late night talk show in 1997 that was hosted by Chris Spencer and featured Bill Clinton in its first episode.
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VIBE was a popular hip hop magazine founded in 1993 by producer Quincy Jones, targeting teenagers. It featured the latest hip hop artists and music. Over time it changed ownership between various publishing companies. XXL Magazine was founded in 1997 by former staffers of The Source magazine to also cover hip hop music and culture. It took over Scratch magazine in 2006 and has also published various special projects related to hip hop artists and music. Both magazines provided news and coverage of popular hip hop artists appealing to teenage audiences.
Vibe magazine
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and originally partnered with Time Inc. It has changed ownership several times, being acquired by different publishing companies. Most recently in 2013, Vibe magazine and its online properties were acquired by Spin Media. The target audience of Vibe magazine are listeners of R&B, hip hop and rap between the ages of 18-26.
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The document discusses plans for a new hip hop magazine. It will focus on hip hop as that is the creator's favorite genre and they are familiar with existing hip hop magazines like VIBE. The target audience will be teenagers as that age group enjoys hip hop and the creator is a teenager themselves. The magazine will take inspiration from VIBE, a famous hip hop magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. Harris Publications will make a good publisher as they have experience publishing hip hop magazines for an 18+ audience and appealing to niche markets.
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Vibe is a music and entertainment magazine founded by Quincy Jones in 1993 to feature a broader range of hip-hop and R&B artists than competitors like The Source and XXL. It was initially partnered with Time Inc. but changed ownership several times before ceasing print publication in 2009, after which it was purchased and relaunched as a quarterly magazine with an increased digital presence. Vibe covers topics beyond just music to also include related areas like film, television and fashion.
Vibe magazine
Vibe magazine targets young, urban followers of hip-hop and R&B culture. It features profiles of up-and-coming artists in these genres as well as sections on music reviews, celebrity gossip, and high-end fashion worn by urban music stars. While originally focused on these music genres, the magazine has expanded its coverage to also include entertainment, culture, and lifestyle content for its core 18-34 year old readership.
Institutions
Institutions that could potentially publish and distribute a new music magazine include IPC Media/TimeInc, Bauer Media, Wenner Media, and Freeway Press Inc. IPC Media/TimeInc is an international publisher distributing over 350 million copies annually across 80+ countries. Bauer Media publishes over 80 brands including music magazines like Kerrang! and Q that target audiences similar to the proposed magazine. Wenner Media founded Rolling Stone and focuses on music and related social issues. Freeway Press targets more underground audiences as a smaller, independent publisher.
Vibe case study
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones focusing on hip-hop and R&B music. It ceased publication in 2009 but was later resurrected by InterMedia Partners. Vibe uses bold graphics and focuses on clothing brands, up-and-coming artists, and celebrity gossip to target its audience of 18-30 year olds interested in hip-hop culture. InterMedia owns multiple media companies including Vibe and is based in New York City.
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Vibe magazine was founded by Quincy Jones and published by Miller Publisher, a smaller publisher known for books. The magazine targets hip hop and rap fans. While based in the US, Vibe found an audience in the UK as well, as the UK market lacked magazines focused on hip hop and rap. The document suggests that a hip hop/rap magazine launched in the UK could succeed, as the two largest UK magazine publishers, IPC Media and Bauer Media, do not have such a magazine, leaving an open niche for a magazine to attract fans and increase the publishers' market share.
Case study of vibe
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. It changed ownership several times before being bought by the Wicks Group in 2006. The magazine targeted young, urban audiences interested in hip-hop music and fashion. It was known for creative covers featuring artists like Mary J. Blige and TLC. The magazine included music reviews, celebrity gossip, and fashion spreads showing urban clothing brands.
Case study of vibe
Vibe magazine was launched in 1993 by Quincy Jones and Time Inc. focusing on R&B and hip-hop artists. It changed ownership several times before being bought by the Wicks Group in 2006. The magazine targeted young, urban audiences interested in hip-hop music and fashion. It was known for creative covers featuring artists like Mary J. Blige and creative direction. The magazine covered music, fashion, celebrities and culture appealing to its core 18-25 year old audience interested in rap and hip-hop.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why
The document discusses potential media institutions to distribute a hip-hop culture magazine. It outlines The Source as a long-running influential hip-hop magazine founded in 1988 that covers music, politics and culture. It also describes Vibe magazine, founded by Quincy Jones, that predominantly features R&B and hip-hop artists and targets young, urban hip-hop fans. The author states they would consider publishers like The Source but may opt against it due to its different product focus, and would also consider Vibe's producers due to its success targeting a similar audience.
Spin media
Spin media was formerly known as Buzz media, which acquired music and pop culture blogs and the publisher of Spin magazine in 2012. After shutting down the print version of Spin magazine and rebranding as Spin Media in 2013, it acquired Vibe magazine and was led by CEO Steve Hansen. Billboard magazine is an American music magazine founded in 1894 in Cincinnati that covers digital and mobile entertainment across its print and online platforms.
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XXL is an American hip hop magazine founded in 1997 in New York. It is currently edited by Vanessa Satten, who took the position in 2009. XXL publishes an annual top 10 freshman list of rappers since 2008 and included Jay-Z and Master P in its first issue. Vibe is an R&B and hip hop magazine founded in 1993 by Quincy Jones that shut down in 2009 but was purchased. It is now edited by Datwon Thomas and had past editors such as Jermaine Hall and Danyel Smith, with a circulation of around 301,408.
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The document provides background information on Billboard magazine. It details the name changes and ownership of the magazine over time. Originally focused on bill posting and outdoor amusements, it began regularly including music charts in the 1930s and became solely focused on music by 1961. Based in New York and owned by Prometheus Global Media, Billboard is a weekly trade publication that reports on the music industry through charts and covers topics of interest to music professionals.
Ipc media powerpoints
IPC Media was formed in 1963 through the merger of three leading UK magazine publishers. In 1968, IPC magazines was created to publish a variety of magazines. IPC publishes NME and Uncut, with NME originally a music paper that transitioned to a magazine format focusing on pop rock for 16-24 year olds, and Uncut launched in 1997 as a monthly magazine for 25-45 year old men focused on genres like rock and alternative country.
Ipc research task 4a
IPC has published magazines targeting various audiences over the years, starting with women's magazines in the early 1900s and expanding to include titles focused on lifestyle, sports, homes, and gardens. In later decades, IPC launched magazines targeting both men and women across different genres including music, TV, and hobbies. One of their earliest music magazines, New Musical Express, helped publish the first official UK music chart and was very successful.
Music magazine institutions research
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company based in Germany with over 600 magazines and 50 radio/TV stations. One of their popular music magazines is Kerrang!, which focuses on rock music and has a target audience of 15-24 year olds, appealing to both males and females but more so males. Heat is one of their gossip magazines aimed at females ages 16-25.
Time Inc. is a large American publishing company known for magazines like Sports Illustrated and Entertainment Weekly. Their music-focused magazine NME targets mainly 17-30 year old males interested in rock, alternative and indie music. TVTimes is one of their television listings magazines in the UK known for access to television actors.
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- 1. Task 4B By Toni Morris
- 2. Quincy Jones launched Vibe in 1993, in partnership with Time Inc. It is a music and entertainment magazine. On June 29th 2009 Vibe announced that it was going to stop publishing. Vibe subscriptions : $14.99 for 2 years worth of magazines $9.99 for one year worth of magazines Vibe magazine was aimed at the urban market which is 18 – 34 year olds who listened to music from the genres R&B , Hip Hop and Rap. The statistics of vibes circulation in 2007 was approximately
- 3. Though hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons was rumored to be an initial partner, publisher Len Burnett revealed in a March 2007 interview that Simmons clashed with editor-in-chief Jonathan Van Meter. Miller Publishing bought Vibe in 1996, and shortly afterward bought Spin . The private equity group The Wicks Group of Companies bought the magazine in 2006. Quincy Jones launched Vibe in 1993, in partnership with Time Inc. Originally, the publication had been called Volume before co-founding editor, Scott Poulson-Bryant gave it the name Vibe .
- 4. I think The Wicks Group of Companies2 ‘miller group’ would make a suitable publisher for my magazine because of their portfolio of magazines vibe & spin which are very successful and their media links are I would say the best in the urban musical genres of Hip- Hop and R&B worldwide.