Time Inc presentatiion
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Time Inc is an American publishing company founded in 1922 by Henry Luce and Britton Hadden. It publishes over 90 magazines worldwide, including the influential weekly magazine Time. While Time Inc has experienced success with international subsidiaries and magazine acquisitions, its recent financial reports show losses, suggesting a gap in its market coverage that a new magazine could help fill.
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Time Inc. UK is a large consumer magazine publisher in the UK that sells over 350 million copies per year across a variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. It has been successful in adapting to changes in the industry by moving online and rebranding some of its magazines. Bauer Media Group started as a small German printing house but is now the largest magazine publisher in the UK, known for titles like Take a Break and its focus on building trust with audiences. Future PLC sees lower revenues than other companies because it only publishes rock music magazines, limiting its target audience.
Media institutions
Time Inc. UK is a large consumer magazine publisher in the UK that sells over 350 million copies per year across a variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. It has been successful in adapting to changes in the industry by moving online and rebranding some of its magazines. Bauer Media Group is also a large magazine publisher in the UK that has grown through acquisitions. It focuses on building trust with audiences through its magazines. Future PLC specializes in rock music magazines, which gives it a niche but smaller audience. Analyzing its financial reports shows its revenue decreased when only publishing within one genre, suggesting expanding its branding could attract more readers and revenue.
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What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
One institution that could potentially distribute the author's music magazine product is large UK music magazine distributors and editors. These distributors help publish some of the world's largest music magazines, which are sold widely in places like supermarkets, convenience stores, bookshops, and newsagents. Specifically, Bauer Media Group may be more likely to distribute the magazine as it has published other magazines in a similar genre, however as a large company it likely would not be interested in a smaller new music magazine. IPC Media and EMAP, which focus on larger magazines, would probably not be interested in publishing the author's product.
Institution research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences targeting a wide range of demographics. It is a reliable company that reaches over 19 million consumers per week through its diverse offerings.
Institution research, Media
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences, ranging from music magazines like Kerrang! to magazines about specific interests like fishing. With over 19 million consumers per week across its diverse range of magazines, Bauer Media is a large and reliable publishing company.
Institutional research, Media
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences, ranging from music magazines like Kerrang! to magazines about specific interests like fishing. With over 19 million consumers per week across its diverse range of magazines, Bauer Media is a large and reliable publishing company.
The magazine institutions
Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
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Time Inc. UK is a large consumer magazine publisher in the UK that sells over 350 million copies per year across a variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. It has been successful in adapting to changes in the industry by moving online and rebranding some of its magazines. Bauer Media Group started as a small German printing house but is now the largest magazine publisher in the UK, known for titles like Take a Break and its focus on building trust with audiences. Future PLC sees lower revenues than other companies because it only publishes rock music magazines, limiting its target audience.
Media institutions
Time Inc. UK is a large consumer magazine publisher in the UK that sells over 350 million copies per year across a variety of genres to appeal to different audiences. It has been successful in adapting to changes in the industry by moving online and rebranding some of its magazines. Bauer Media Group is also a large magazine publisher in the UK that has grown through acquisitions. It focuses on building trust with audiences through its magazines. Future PLC specializes in rock music magazines, which gives it a niche but smaller audience. Analyzing its financial reports shows its revenue decreased when only publishing within one genre, suggesting expanding its branding could attract more readers and revenue.
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Max Heath, shares 25 tactics that community newspapers from around the country have used to successfully grow their circulation.
What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
One institution that could potentially distribute the author's music magazine product is large UK music magazine distributors and editors. These distributors help publish some of the world's largest music magazines, which are sold widely in places like supermarkets, convenience stores, bookshops, and newsagents. Specifically, Bauer Media Group may be more likely to distribute the magazine as it has published other magazines in a similar genre, however as a large company it likely would not be interested in a smaller new music magazine. IPC Media and EMAP, which focus on larger magazines, would probably not be interested in publishing the author's product.
Institution research
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences targeting a wide range of demographics. It is a reliable company that reaches over 19 million consumers per week through its diverse offerings.
Institution research, Media
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences, ranging from music magazines like Kerrang! to magazines about specific interests like fishing. With over 19 million consumers per week across its diverse range of magazines, Bauer Media is a large and reliable publishing company.
Institutional research, Media
Bauer Media is a multimedia company founded in 1875 in Germany that now operates in over 10 countries. It originally began as a small printing house in Germany and expanded to the UK in 1987. Bauer Media produces magazines for both mainstream and niche audiences, ranging from music magazines like Kerrang! to magazines about specific interests like fishing. With over 19 million consumers per week across its diverse range of magazines, Bauer Media is a large and reliable publishing company.
The magazine institutions
Bauer Media is a family-run German media group with over 175 years of history. It represents magazine brands across categories like entertainment, music, and football. Some of its UK music magazine brands are Mojo, Kerrang!, and Q Magazine. Q Magazine is the top-selling music magazine in the UK and helps make bands' careers through positive reviews. Immediate Media is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK, employing over 1,100 people and selling over 70 million magazines annually. Its magazines include Top of the Pops, a monthly teen lifestyle magazine with a readership of 263,000 in 2013. Time Inc. UK publishes a variety of lifestyle, women's, and music magazines. Its music magazines are N
Evaluation q3
Bauer is a large European company that distributes over 100 brands across various media platforms. While they do not currently distribute pop magazines, they have experience distributing music magazines that could help promote a new pop magazine. Times Inc. has a large audience of millions in the US but may not appeal as widely in the UK. They have experience distributing music magazines. Emap is a smaller UK company but plans to go digital-only, making them less reliable for magazine distribution.
Question 3
InterMedia Partners would be well-suited to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing similar magazines like VIBE. They understand how to successfully publish and release a magazine to make it easy for the target audience to acquire. Townsquare Media owns magazines, radio stations, and holds live events, so partnering with them could increase publicity for the magazine through their radio stations and live events, attracting a larger audience and promoting the magazine. Either company would benefit the magazine through their established promotion and sales strategies and industry experience.
Media institutions publication choices
The document analyzes potential media institutions to distribute a new indie music magazine called U. It considers Bauer Media Group, Time Inc. UK, and Immediate Media Co. Bauer Media Group is chosen as they do not currently publish any indie magazines and would help them reach a new audience. Immediate Media Co. is the second choice as U could help them branch out, though music is not their main focus. Time Inc. UK is rejected as they already publish an indie magazine.
Evaluation - Question 3
The document discusses two potential media institutions that could distribute the author's media product: Bauer Media Group and Time Inc. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang that target young adults, and they do not currently feature a magazine in the author's genre. Time Inc. publishes over 90 magazines including NME, has experience targeting young adults, and does not feature a magazine in the author's genre, so it could help the author's magazine succeed and capture a larger audience.
Q3. What kind of media institution might distribute my media product and why?
Time Inc UK would be well-suited to distribute the media product Matte magazine. As one of the leading UK publishers with over 60 established brands, Time Inc has experience successfully distributing magazines. Their brand NME was an inspiration for Matte, an indie rock magazine, so Time Inc understands this genre. As print magazines struggle, partnership with an experienced publisher could help Matte survive and succeed using Time Inc's expertise in distribution strategies like placement, subscriptions, and digital platforms. Matte would complement Time Inc's portfolio by reaching a new audience across multiple platforms like web, apps, radio, and social media. This unique multi-platform approach could appeal to Time Inc's goals and help Matte become an iconic brand.
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Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 with over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, Bauer Media Group employs around 11,000 people across 17 countries.
Media Question 3
Time Inc. UK and Bauer Media Group are two potential media institutions to distribute a new music magazine focused on alternative music. Time Inc. UK publishes NME, a major music magazine, and could help distribute an alternative-focused magazine due to its experience in the music space. However, NME may compete with a new alternative magazine. Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned publisher and distributes magazines globally. It has successful rock/alternative titles that a new magazine could be distributed alongside, but competition would be high. Ultimately, the author chooses Time Inc. UK to publish the magazine since Bauer already has similar titles and Time Inc. offers a more modern brand aligned with an alternative magazine.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also owns television programs and channels that could help market the magazine. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations and television programs targeting the author's audience. However, Time Inc. would be most suitable since it could greatly benefit marketing through its television channels that target teenagers and young adults of both genders.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also has TV programs and cartoons that could help market the new magazine. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations that could promote the magazine. However, Time Inc. may be a better choice since it could use its TV channels to widely advertise to the target audience of teens and young adults.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also has TV programs and cartoons viewed by teenagers and young adults. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations and TV programs targeting the author's audience. However, Time Inc. would be most suitable since it could greatly help market the magazine through its other media properties targeting a similar demographic.
Ipc and time inc
IPC Media publishes magazines including NME, Marie Claire and What's on TV. It was acquired by Reed International in 1974 and renamed IPC Media in 1998. In 2001, it was purchased by Times Inc., the publishing subsidiary of Time Warner. Times Inc. Chairman Joe Ripp said the acquisition would help leverage their global portfolio and increase collaboration. IPC/Times Inc. publishes around 80 magazine titles reaching over 130 million people monthly across different platforms.
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The document provides information about understanding the structure and ownership of the media sector. It discusses different types of media ownership such as private, public service broadcasting, multinationals, independents, conglomerates, and voluntary organizations. It also examines challenges faced by independent and multinational media companies, as well as cross media ownership, diversification, horizontal and vertical integration.
Evaluation question 3
Time Inc UK is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK. It was founded in 1968 and owns brands such as NME and What's on TV across different genres. Time Inc used to be owned by Time Warner but was split off in 2013 to focus solely on print media. The document argues that Time Inc would be the right publisher for a new hip-hop magazine called "Whack" because of Time Inc's large audience reach and success in publishing magazines similar to Whack's genre, like NME. Publishing Whack with Time Inc could provide opportunities such as online publishing to gain a wider audience.
Publishing houses
Sonic publishing produces magazines in London but little information is available about their sales and finances. Time Inc is a large conglomerate with over 90 brands and 50 global offices publishing magazines on diverse topics. They have experience publishing for over 90 years. Bauer Media is the largest publisher in Europe with revenues of 2.4 billion euros in 2013. They publish magazines across multiple platforms including digital and have expanded internationally.
Question 3 evalutation abbey
IPC media and Bauer media group would be good potential publishers for the author's magazine. IPC already publishes magazines like NME that target young adults and teenagers, and could help boost sales through their existing audience and TV channels like MTV. Bauer publishes over 300 products including Q magazine, which has influenced the author's target audience, and distributes 38 million magazines per week, allowing for wide reach. Either company would benefit from synergies across their businesses in publishing the new magazine.
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The document provides information about understanding the structure and ownership of the media sector. It defines different types of media ownership like private, public service broadcasting, multinationals, independents, conglomerates, and voluntary organizations. It also discusses challenges faced by independent and multinational media companies, as well as concepts like cross media ownership, diversification, horizontal and vertical integration.
Q3 evaluation
Time Inc. is a multinational corporation that specializes in publishing a variety of print and digital magazines across different genres. They own magazines like People, NME, Marie Claire and Sports Illustrated. This document discusses how Time Inc. would be well-suited to distribute the author's proposed music magazine, as they already publish NME, an indie music magazine. Time Inc. has experience successfully launching and promoting new publications in both print and digital formats. While working with a large institution could allow less control, partnering with an experienced publisher like Time Inc. could help a new magazine survive and reach its target audience.
Magazine Publishers
Time Inc. is one of the largest magazine publishers, founded in 1922. It publishes over 90 brands across print, digital, and social media platforms. Some of its major magazines include Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. has a large monthly audience of over 130 million readers across its various titles. The company aims to provide relevant, informative, and inspiring content to its busy readers.
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The document discusses choosing between Bauer Media Group and National Magazine Company to distribute a new magazine called TRAW about the underground Grime music industry in the UK. National Magazine Company would be the best choice as it would benefit both the magazine and the company by gaining exposure and widening the audience. Distributing the magazine through National Magazine Company could also help struggling Grime artists by promoting the magazine's recognition through National's access to radio and television.
Evaluation 3
Intermedia Partners is a private equity firm focused on media investments with a $1 billion portfolio including magazines like VIBE and Aspire. Distributing the media product through Intermedia could leverage their existing audiences for VIBE and other magazines while also expanding their brand and reach. VIBE itself is an R&B magazine distributed through their website and stores that could benefit from distributing the new media product to recognize their name internationally and give the product global coverage. Billboard publisher Lynne Segall is also discussed as having a large existing market share of 17,000 weekly circulation and 15 million yearly viewers that could exploit the target audience of the new media product and use their experience and capabilities to distribute it successfully.
Contents page
This magazine article discusses the changing musical style of the band Bring Me the Horizon and debates whether they have become "sellouts". It provides background on their origins in deathcore and evolution to a more diverse metal sound. Their most recent album, That's the Spirit, moves further from metal into rock. This divides fans, with some older fans feeling the band has lost its identity. Opinions from readers are mixed, with some supporting the band's maturity and others feeling the new style is inauthentic. The drummer and bassist have also left the band, contributing to feelings they have lost their original sound and direction.
Draft eleven front page
The document discusses changes made to a draft front page due to technical difficulties. The band names on the sell lines were changed to make it look neater. Additionally, the font size was reduced to fit everything in and avoid touching the main image.
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Evaluation q3
Bauer is a large European company that distributes over 100 brands across various media platforms. While they do not currently distribute pop magazines, they have experience distributing music magazines that could help promote a new pop magazine. Times Inc. has a large audience of millions in the US but may not appeal as widely in the UK. They have experience distributing music magazines. Emap is a smaller UK company but plans to go digital-only, making them less reliable for magazine distribution.
Question 3
InterMedia Partners would be well-suited to distribute the magazine because they have experience distributing similar magazines like VIBE. They understand how to successfully publish and release a magazine to make it easy for the target audience to acquire. Townsquare Media owns magazines, radio stations, and holds live events, so partnering with them could increase publicity for the magazine through their radio stations and live events, attracting a larger audience and promoting the magazine. Either company would benefit the magazine through their established promotion and sales strategies and industry experience.
Media institutions publication choices
The document analyzes potential media institutions to distribute a new indie music magazine called U. It considers Bauer Media Group, Time Inc. UK, and Immediate Media Co. Bauer Media Group is chosen as they do not currently publish any indie magazines and would help them reach a new audience. Immediate Media Co. is the second choice as U could help them branch out, though music is not their main focus. Time Inc. UK is rejected as they already publish an indie magazine.
Evaluation - Question 3
The document discusses two potential media institutions that could distribute the author's media product: Bauer Media Group and Time Inc. Bauer Media Group publishes magazines like Q and Kerrang that target young adults, and they do not currently feature a magazine in the author's genre. Time Inc. publishes over 90 magazines including NME, has experience targeting young adults, and does not feature a magazine in the author's genre, so it could help the author's magazine succeed and capture a larger audience.
Q3. What kind of media institution might distribute my media product and why?
Time Inc UK would be well-suited to distribute the media product Matte magazine. As one of the leading UK publishers with over 60 established brands, Time Inc has experience successfully distributing magazines. Their brand NME was an inspiration for Matte, an indie rock magazine, so Time Inc understands this genre. As print magazines struggle, partnership with an experienced publisher could help Matte survive and succeed using Time Inc's expertise in distribution strategies like placement, subscriptions, and digital platforms. Matte would complement Time Inc's portfolio by reaching a new audience across multiple platforms like web, apps, radio, and social media. This unique multi-platform approach could appeal to Time Inc's goals and help Matte become an iconic brand.
Inst re
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 with over 600 magazines, 400 digital products, and 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. Headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, Bauer Media Group employs around 11,000 people across 17 countries.
Media Question 3
Time Inc. UK and Bauer Media Group are two potential media institutions to distribute a new music magazine focused on alternative music. Time Inc. UK publishes NME, a major music magazine, and could help distribute an alternative-focused magazine due to its experience in the music space. However, NME may compete with a new alternative magazine. Bauer Media Group is Europe's largest privately-owned publisher and distributes magazines globally. It has successful rock/alternative titles that a new magazine could be distributed alongside, but competition would be high. Ultimately, the author chooses Time Inc. UK to publish the magazine since Bauer already has similar titles and Time Inc. offers a more modern brand aligned with an alternative magazine.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also owns television programs and channels that could help market the magazine. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations and television programs targeting the author's audience. However, Time Inc. would be most suitable since it could greatly benefit marketing through its television channels that target teenagers and young adults of both genders.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also has TV programs and cartoons that could help market the new magazine. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations that could promote the magazine. However, Time Inc. may be a better choice since it could use its TV channels to widely advertise to the target audience of teens and young adults.
Evaluation 3
Time Inc. and Bauer Media would both be suitable to distribute the author's music magazine. Time Inc. publishes the successful magazine NME, which has a similar target audience as the author's magazine. Time Warner, which owns Time Inc., also has TV programs and cartoons viewed by teenagers and young adults. Bauer Media also publishes music magazines like Q and owns radio stations and TV programs targeting the author's audience. However, Time Inc. would be most suitable since it could greatly help market the magazine through its other media properties targeting a similar demographic.
Ipc and time inc
IPC Media publishes magazines including NME, Marie Claire and What's on TV. It was acquired by Reed International in 1974 and renamed IPC Media in 1998. In 2001, it was purchased by Times Inc., the publishing subsidiary of Time Warner. Times Inc. Chairman Joe Ripp said the acquisition would help leverage their global portfolio and increase collaboration. IPC/Times Inc. publishes around 80 magazine titles reaching over 130 million people monthly across different platforms.
LO1 Workbook
The document provides information about understanding the structure and ownership of the media sector. It discusses different types of media ownership such as private, public service broadcasting, multinationals, independents, conglomerates, and voluntary organizations. It also examines challenges faced by independent and multinational media companies, as well as cross media ownership, diversification, horizontal and vertical integration.
Evaluation question 3
Time Inc UK is one of the largest magazine publishers in the UK. It was founded in 1968 and owns brands such as NME and What's on TV across different genres. Time Inc used to be owned by Time Warner but was split off in 2013 to focus solely on print media. The document argues that Time Inc would be the right publisher for a new hip-hop magazine called "Whack" because of Time Inc's large audience reach and success in publishing magazines similar to Whack's genre, like NME. Publishing Whack with Time Inc could provide opportunities such as online publishing to gain a wider audience.
Publishing houses
Sonic publishing produces magazines in London but little information is available about their sales and finances. Time Inc is a large conglomerate with over 90 brands and 50 global offices publishing magazines on diverse topics. They have experience publishing for over 90 years. Bauer Media is the largest publisher in Europe with revenues of 2.4 billion euros in 2013. They publish magazines across multiple platforms including digital and have expanded internationally.
Question 3 evalutation abbey
IPC media and Bauer media group would be good potential publishers for the author's magazine. IPC already publishes magazines like NME that target young adults and teenagers, and could help boost sales through their existing audience and TV channels like MTV. Bauer publishes over 300 products including Q magazine, which has influenced the author's target audience, and distributes 38 million magazines per week, allowing for wide reach. Either company would benefit from synergies across their businesses in publishing the new magazine.
Lo1
The document provides information about understanding the structure and ownership of the media sector. It defines different types of media ownership like private, public service broadcasting, multinationals, independents, conglomerates, and voluntary organizations. It also discusses challenges faced by independent and multinational media companies, as well as concepts like cross media ownership, diversification, horizontal and vertical integration.
Q3 evaluation
Time Inc. is a multinational corporation that specializes in publishing a variety of print and digital magazines across different genres. They own magazines like People, NME, Marie Claire and Sports Illustrated. This document discusses how Time Inc. would be well-suited to distribute the author's proposed music magazine, as they already publish NME, an indie music magazine. Time Inc. has experience successfully launching and promoting new publications in both print and digital formats. While working with a large institution could allow less control, partnering with an experienced publisher like Time Inc. could help a new magazine survive and reach its target audience.
Magazine Publishers
Time Inc. is one of the largest magazine publishers, founded in 1922. It publishes over 90 brands across print, digital, and social media platforms. Some of its major magazines include Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. has a large monthly audience of over 130 million readers across its various titles. The company aims to provide relevant, informative, and inspiring content to its busy readers.
Slideshare
The document discusses choosing between Bauer Media Group and National Magazine Company to distribute a new magazine called TRAW about the underground Grime music industry in the UK. National Magazine Company would be the best choice as it would benefit both the magazine and the company by gaining exposure and widening the audience. Distributing the magazine through National Magazine Company could also help struggling Grime artists by promoting the magazine's recognition through National's access to radio and television.
Evaluation 3
Intermedia Partners is a private equity firm focused on media investments with a $1 billion portfolio including magazines like VIBE and Aspire. Distributing the media product through Intermedia could leverage their existing audiences for VIBE and other magazines while also expanding their brand and reach. VIBE itself is an R&B magazine distributed through their website and stores that could benefit from distributing the new media product to recognize their name internationally and give the product global coverage. Billboard publisher Lynne Segall is also discussed as having a large existing market share of 17,000 weekly circulation and 15 million yearly viewers that could exploit the target audience of the new media product and use their experience and capabilities to distribute it successfully.
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Contents page
This magazine article discusses the changing musical style of the band Bring Me the Horizon and debates whether they have become "sellouts". It provides background on their origins in deathcore and evolution to a more diverse metal sound. Their most recent album, That's the Spirit, moves further from metal into rock. This divides fans, with some older fans feeling the band has lost its identity. Opinions from readers are mixed, with some supporting the band's maturity and others feeling the new style is inauthentic. The drummer and bassist have also left the band, contributing to feelings they have lost their original sound and direction.
Draft eleven front page
The document discusses changes made to a draft front page due to technical difficulties. The band names on the sell lines were changed to make it look neater. Additionally, the font size was reduced to fit everything in and avoid touching the main image.
Draft seven point six contents page
The document discusses changes made to a draft page. The band names on the sell lines were changed to make it look neater. Additionally, the font size was reduced to fit everything in and avoid touching the main image.
Development of front cover 10
This front cover draft includes an exclusive news item highlighted in a red box with drop shadow. The band name "Bring me the horizon" appears down the side in broken glass font. Sell lines on the right promote articles on Slipknot and K On and dividers separate the sell lines to give a professional feel. A teaser for the main Bring me the horizon article is also included.
Development of front cover 8
The designer has started over on the front cover draft due to difficulties with the previous design. The new design focuses solely on the lead singer against a granite-effect background to match the theme of another spread. A torn page effect was added to the skyline and baseline, and a drop shadow was included on the baseline to create a 3D appearance.
Double page spread final
I changed the font of BMTH to broken glass and used the fighting spirit font for sell out and evolved to maintain brand identity. I also added a picture of the band against a granite background with a torn page effect to give a rebellious feel fitting for the music genre. Additionally, I placed the logo in the top right corner to consistently showcase the magazine's brand identity throughout the issue.
Double page spread draft three
This document discusses revisions made to a draft, including changing the title to a question in red, adding a pull quote from a band member, and including his photo making a pose. It also started adding a competition to the opposite page to better utilize the space.
Double page spread draft two
This document discusses revisions made to a double page magazine spread. The author decided the previous version lacked professionalism so they changed their approach. Instead of an article spanning two pages, the text would now be contained to one side. They also altered the title design from being fully red to black and red highlighting to better attract readers' attention. The wording of the title was changed as well.
Draft seven contents page
This draft contents page includes a title, copy of the front page, and image of a band member wearing headphones that can be won in a competition mentioned in the main article. Page numbers were also added for the competition section.
Contents page draft 6
The document discusses drafting a contents page for a magazine. It mentions adding contact information and a photograph of girls to the magazine. It also notes adding page number 36 where a story about the girls can be found in the magazine contents listing.
Contents page draft 5
I have added the metal title "I think therefore I am metal" in a dark yellow color using the fighting spirit font to maintain brand identity. The Bauer media logo and contact information have also been included. Page numbers were added to give the contents page a more professional appearance.
Contents page draft 4
The author decided their previous contents page was too cluttered and unprofessional, so they started over with a new draft. They first kept only the shout outs and added the skyline with the issue number and part of the magazine title. They also added dividers to give the new contents page a more organized feel.
Draft 7.5 front cover
The draft front cover includes the title "Bring me the horizon" in a broken glass font downloaded from DaFont to immediately identify the band even if the audience doesn't know what they look like.
Draft 7 front cover
The document discusses updates made to a magazine cover design this week. Text was added to the skyline and baseline using different fonts and sizes to establish importance and attract attention. Lightning bolts were used to separate band names as they fit with the metal music genre of the magazine.
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Draft one double page spread 1
This document discusses the progress made on a double page magazine spread. It describes adding a title in red to grab attention, importing an image from Photoshop and wrapping text around it using different fonts and sizes to engage readers. It also explains how to use the text wrap tool to wrap text to both sides of an image and adjust gutter settings.
Contents page draft 2
The document discusses updates made to a draft contents page. Images of a band were added and previous images were rearranged to give the page a more professional appearance. The changes were made this week to improve the layout and visuals.
Contents page draft 1
This document provides a draft contents page for a magazine, incorporating a thank you block crediting magazine staff, the company logo, a contact area, and an image of a band member. The creator used InDesign to design the page and had to zoom out to fit all elements on the page for the screenshot.
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Digital Marketing is a latest method of Marketing techniques widely used across the Globe. Digital Marketing is an online marketing technique and methods used for all products and services through Search Engine and Social media advertisements. Previously the marketing techniques were used without using the internet via direct and indirect marketing strategies such as advertising through Telemarketing,Newspapers,Televisions,Posters etc.
List of Services offered in Digital Marketing |Techvolt Software :
Techvolt Software offers best Digital Marketing services for promoting your products and services through online platform on the below methods of Digital marketing
1. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
2. Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
3. Social Media Optimization (SMO)
4. Social Media Marketing (SMM)
5. Campaigns
Importance | Need of Digital Marketing (Online Promotions) :
1. Quick Promotions through Online
2. Generation of More leads and Business Enquiries via Search Engine and Social Media Platform
3. Latest Technology development vs Business promotions
4. Creation of Social Branding
5. Promotion with less investment
Benefits Digital Marketing Services at Techvolt software :
1. Services offered with Affordable cost
2. Free Content writing
3. Free Dynamic Website design*
4. Best combo offers on website Hosting,design along with digital marketing services
5. Assured Lead Generation through Search Engine and Social Media
6. Online Maintenance Support
Free Website + Digital Marketing Services
Techvolt Software offers Free website design for all customer and clients who is availing the digital marketing services for a minimum period of 6 months.
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- 3. Finances published by Time Inc. • This graph shows the loss and profit through the company in three month and six month spaces. It shows a loss, this could be through marketization, as there could be a gap in the market and they are not optimizing their potential. My magazine could fill in the gap in the market and help increase revenue stream.
- 4. Examples of Magazines published by Time Inc This is a sample of the magazines Time Inc publish. The sample has a wide range of magazines, this helps with it’s revenue stream because they cater for multiple tastes. Sport with the world soccer magazine, horse and hound for equestrian interests and for music NME, they also cover other hobbies and interests to cater for a wide audience to maximize revenue streams.
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