The document discusses various regulatory and legal issues related to Q magazine, including:
1. The IPSO (Independent Press Standards Organization) sets the Editor's Code of Practice that Q's editor must follow regarding accuracy, privacy, harassment, reporting of crimes, and other issues.
2. Copyright and intellectual property laws protect Q's original content, designs, and branding. Digital watermarks can help protect copyrighted digital content.
3. Royalties must be paid to copyright holders when others use or republish their content. Q magazine pays royalties to the NLA for any reprinted newspaper articles.
4. Q has a complaints procedure where readers can first check FAQs, then contact customer service or
The document discusses several topics related to Q magazine including its impact on audiences, representation issues, copyright, legal and ethical issues, complaints procedures, and the role of regulatory bodies. It provides details on how Q magazine aims to appeal to its target demographic and theories around its influence on readers. It also outlines relevant issues surrounding representation, intellectual property rights, the editor's code of practice set by regulatory organizations, and IPSO's complaint handling and adjudication processes.
Q magazine impacts its audience through influential people on social media and produces mature content to appeal to its target age range of 24-35 year olds. The magazine could influence readers through theories like the "hypodermic needle theory," where readers believe things in the magazine without having proper knowledge. Q magazine aims to entice and entertain readers using language like "celebration."
This document provides an overview of journalism law, regulation and ethics as covered in Unit 3 of the GCSE Journalism course. It defines key legal terms like defamation and libel and outlines legal defenses journalists can use if sued for defamation. It also discusses ethical principles from codes of conduct like the NUJ code. Regulations like the Freedom of Information Act that support investigative journalism are explained. The purpose is to help students develop knowledge of important legal and ethical considerations in journalism.
The document discusses the risks and regulations involved in producing a magazine called "TV". It addresses risks related to photography, work areas, and software used for image editing. Regulations covered include health and safety protocols, intellectual property protection, copyright issues, and the editors' code of practice. The document emphasizes ensuring consent for images, safe work environments, and complying with privacy, accuracy, and ethics standards when reporting stories.
The PCC (Press Complaints Commission) is an independent body that regulates newspapers and magazines in the UK. It deals with complaints about breaches of its Code of Practice after publication. The PCC is not a legal system but a voluntary self-regulation system funded by the press industry. It acts as a mediator between parties in a dispute and can determine sanctions like requiring an apology. The Code covers issues like accuracy, privacy, and protecting vulnerable groups. While the PCC provides guidelines for the press, it has also faced criticisms over not being strict enough and only acting after publication when the damage is already done.
This document discusses regulatory issues related to Q magazine. It begins by outlining the contents, which include Q magazine's impact on audiences, representation issues, copyright, legal issues, royalties, ethics, complaints procedures, and the role of regulatory bodies. It then provides more detail on representation, ethics and legal issues, outlining standards from the IPSO editors' code of practice regarding accuracy, privacy, harassment, reporting suicide, and children. It concludes by explaining IPSO's complaint process and some of their policies regarding confidentiality, behavior, disabilities, and unacceptable complainant behavior.
The document discusses health and safety policies for maintaining a safe workplace. It states that fire exits should be clearly marked and located throughout the office in case of a fire. Desks and chairs must not have any faults that could harm workers. Monthly fire drills will be conducted so that everyone can safely exit the building in an emergency.
The document discusses several topics related to Q magazine including its impact on audiences, representation issues, copyright, legal and ethical issues, complaints procedures, and the role of regulatory bodies. It provides details on how Q magazine aims to appeal to its target demographic and theories around its influence on readers. It also outlines relevant issues surrounding representation, intellectual property rights, the editor's code of practice set by regulatory organizations, and IPSO's complaint handling and adjudication processes.
Q magazine impacts its audience through influential people on social media and produces mature content to appeal to its target age range of 24-35 year olds. The magazine could influence readers through theories like the "hypodermic needle theory," where readers believe things in the magazine without having proper knowledge. Q magazine aims to entice and entertain readers using language like "celebration."
This document provides an overview of journalism law, regulation and ethics as covered in Unit 3 of the GCSE Journalism course. It defines key legal terms like defamation and libel and outlines legal defenses journalists can use if sued for defamation. It also discusses ethical principles from codes of conduct like the NUJ code. Regulations like the Freedom of Information Act that support investigative journalism are explained. The purpose is to help students develop knowledge of important legal and ethical considerations in journalism.
The document discusses the risks and regulations involved in producing a magazine called "TV". It addresses risks related to photography, work areas, and software used for image editing. Regulations covered include health and safety protocols, intellectual property protection, copyright issues, and the editors' code of practice. The document emphasizes ensuring consent for images, safe work environments, and complying with privacy, accuracy, and ethics standards when reporting stories.
The PCC (Press Complaints Commission) is an independent body that regulates newspapers and magazines in the UK. It deals with complaints about breaches of its Code of Practice after publication. The PCC is not a legal system but a voluntary self-regulation system funded by the press industry. It acts as a mediator between parties in a dispute and can determine sanctions like requiring an apology. The Code covers issues like accuracy, privacy, and protecting vulnerable groups. While the PCC provides guidelines for the press, it has also faced criticisms over not being strict enough and only acting after publication when the damage is already done.
This document discusses regulatory issues related to Q magazine. It begins by outlining the contents, which include Q magazine's impact on audiences, representation issues, copyright, legal issues, royalties, ethics, complaints procedures, and the role of regulatory bodies. It then provides more detail on representation, ethics and legal issues, outlining standards from the IPSO editors' code of practice regarding accuracy, privacy, harassment, reporting suicide, and children. It concludes by explaining IPSO's complaint process and some of their policies regarding confidentiality, behavior, disabilities, and unacceptable complainant behavior.
The document discusses health and safety policies for maintaining a safe workplace. It states that fire exits should be clearly marked and located throughout the office in case of a fire. Desks and chairs must not have any faults that could harm workers. Monthly fire drills will be conducted so that everyone can safely exit the building in an emergency.
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This document provides an overview of various policies and processes related to Q Magazine, including:
1) It outlines IPSO's complaints process that would be followed if a complaint was made about content in Q Magazine, including initial assessment, referral to the publication, investigation and potential adjudication.
2) It discusses the Editors' Code of Practice that publications regulated by IPSO must follow regarding accuracy, privacy, children, discrimination and other standards.
3) It briefly mentions copyright and royalties, noting that Q Magazine would not want others copying its ideas/images without permission due to working hard to produce content.
Unit 1 - LO4 - Analysing Media Products and Audiences zoetoulson
This document provides an overview of various policies and processes related to Q Magazine, including:
- The IPSO complaints process for handling complaints about publications like Q Magazine. It involves initial assessment, referral to the publication, investigation, adjudication and potential outcomes.
- The Editors' Code of Practice that publications regulated by IPSO must follow, covering accuracy, privacy, children, discrimination and other standards.
- Other relevant topics like copyright, royalties, advertising standards, and a past consumer complaint against Q Magazine's parent company Bauer.
The document serves as a reference for many of the procedures and guidelines that Q Magazine must adhere to regarding complaints, ethics and legal standards. It addresses the regulatory environment
The document discusses risks associated with taking photographs for a magazine, including getting consent from subjects, ensuring the safety of the photography area, and properly sizing images for the magazine layout. It also covers intellectual property issues like copyright and preventing theft of images. The risks were assessed to ensure safe and legal photography of the subject.
This document provides an overview of key considerations for producing a magazine, including conducting a location recce, risk assessment, legal and ethical standards, and copyright. It discusses the ABC which verifies magazine data and content meets industry standards. It outlines the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) which handles complaints about editorial content. It also discusses the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Editor's Code of Practice regarding accurate, ethical reporting and advertising. Finally, it addresses copyright and the magazine's plan to protect its original content and prevent unauthorized copying or use by other parties.
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Unit 14 (LO2) – Be able to assess locations, ricks, and legal/ethical issues relevant to their print media product, finding solutions to any risks or issues identified
This document provides an overview of various topics related to media production and regulation in the UK, including:
- Location considerations and health and safety requirements for photo shoots.
- Regulations that must be followed from bodies like the Independent Press Standards Organization to protect individual rights and maintain high journalism standards.
- Copyright laws that protect creators' work from being used without permission.
- The Editors' Code of Practice that outlines 16 rules on accuracy, privacy, harassment, and other issues that media companies must abide by.
The document provides an overview of various topics related to media production and regulation, including:
- Location recce and planning a photo shoot
- Potential health and safety hazards of a simple photo shoot and following workplace regulations
- The roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies like the IPSO in upholding standards of journalism through rules like the Editors' Code of Practice
- Legal issues around copyright, data protection, and ensuring accuracy and privacy in publications
The document provides information on standards and regulations for magazines, including location planning, legal and ethical issues, independent regulatory organizations like IPSO and ASA, the Editor's Code of Practice, and copyright. It discusses validating the magazine content with ABC, adhering to industry standards, and ensuring accurate data. Key points covered by regulatory bodies include complaints processes, anonymity, advertising codes, privacy, accuracy, discrimination, and financial journalism. Copyright is addressed as the legal right to prevent plagiarism of the magazine content.
The document discusses several ethical and legal issues to consider when writing an article, including obtaining permission to use copyrighted material and ensuring accuracy and fairness. It will avoid offending or harming audiences and will protect individuals' privacy. The document also discusses the roles and processes of the UK communications regulator Ofcom and the Advertising Standards Authority in handling complaints about media content and advertising.
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IPSO is the independent regulator of most UK newspapers and magazines, regulating over 90 publishers. It works to uphold high standards of journalism and protect individual rights through enforcing contracts, investigating complaints, advising editors and journalists, and running an anti-harassment line. The document outlines IPSO's role and provides information on its Editors' Code of Practice, guidance documents, complaints process, and ways it can help and advise individuals and publications.
The Press Complaints Commission is an independent body that deals with complaints from members of the public about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines.
Their service to the public is free, quick and easy.
They aim to deal with most complaints in just 32 working days
There is absolutely no cost to the people complaining.
Here are a few key reasons why it is important for a worker in the community services industry (CSI) to follow their job description:
1. Clarity of role and responsibilities. The job description clearly outlines the tasks and duties expected of the worker. Following the job description prevents role confusion and ensures the worker is focusing their efforts on the areas they are responsible for.
2. Compliance with legal and ethical standards. The job description helps to legally define the scope and boundaries of the worker's role. Following it helps the worker operate ethically and avoid overstepping their authority. It protects both the worker and the organization from legal issues.
3. Consistency and quality of service. Adhering to the job description
Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy is considered his magnum opus, using a journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven to depict his Catholic worldview and comment on spiritual, philosophical and social issues of his time. The work had a profound influence on later literature and established Dante as one of the greatest poets of the Middle Ages for his use of the vernacular Italian language instead of Latin. The poem is seen as a masterpiece that provides insight into medieval European culture and thought.
The document discusses Dante Alighieri's masterpiece "The Divine Comedy" and how it is considered one of the greatest works of medieval literature, commenting on both temporal events and spiritual/philosophical themes of his time. As part of literature courses, students read "The Divine Comedy" to gain insight into the mind of a genius and better understand the medieval period. Dante made a monumental contribution to both Italian and medieval literature through his most famous work.
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Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy is considered one of the greatest works of literature ever written, chronicling Dante's journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven. The poem uses vivid imagery and allegory to depict moral truths and theological concepts, incorporating elements of theology, philosophy, and science. Through this masterpiece, Dante made an immense contribution to medieval literature and shaped how future generations understood and interpreted Christian faith and doctrine.
This webinar will provide a quick update on health care data privacy and security matters, including recent breaches, government enforcement actions and the rise in state law claims. We will also address the need for cyber liability insurance and provide key points in selecting the right policy or evaluating your existing policy.
On the agenda:
Basis of a Breach
Recent Settlements/Enforcement Areas
State Actions on the Rise
Need for Cyber Liability Insurance
The document discusses the significance of the Confederate flag and the controversy around displaying it on government buildings. It represents the states that supported slavery and is a symbol of white supremacy. Many people are upset to still see it flown today given the stigma it possesses. While some see it as representing Southern heritage, others argue a government building should not display a symbol that makes many citizens feel unwelcome or oppressed. Resolving the issue requires understanding different perspectives.
- IPSO was established in 2014 to regulate over 1500 print titles and 1100 online titles in the UK, replacing the Press Complaints Commission which received criticism over its handling of the phone hacking scandal.
- It is funded by the Regulatory Funding Company through an industry levy to ensure its financial security and independence.
- IPSO handles complaints, investigates breaches of standards, and can require prominent corrections, adjudications, or fine publications for serious failings. It gives the public a way to report issues with news reporting.
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The document discusses the principles of sovereignty and intervention in international law. It notes that while sovereignty holds that no state can interfere in another's internal affairs, intervention may sometimes be justified to prevent brutality and humanitarian crises. The document examines arguments for and against intervention as a principle, citing views from the 1930s and Theodore Roosevelt supporting limited intervention to halt mass atrocities. It concludes by noting the debate around intervention versus sovereignty is longstanding in international law.
This document outlines plans for developing a social media application. It discusses including features for communication like messaging, video/voice calls, and custom emojis. The app will allow sharing updates with friends or publicly. Revenue will come from advertising, with costs depending on the type of ads and placement. Legal issues around privacy, copyright, and accessibility are addressed. Guidelines from organizations like W3C and WaSP will be followed for website standards and terms of use.
The document outlines plans for a new social media application. It discusses the purpose of allowing users to share their daily experiences with friends. It aims to improve upon existing popular platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram by addressing issues identified in reviews. The target user is described as being between 13-25 years old, across all gender and ethnicities but mostly lower-middle social classes. Website functionality would allow users to sign up, view a homepage, see friends' profiles, stories and more. A production plan outlines weekly development tasks. A launch date of February 5th is proposed. Equipment and staffing needs are estimated, with revenue expected from advertisements and in-app purchases. Legal and ethical concerns around privacy, copyright, and
Unit 1 - LO4 - Analysing Media Products and Audiences zoetoulson
This document provides an overview of various policies and processes related to Q Magazine, including:
1) It outlines IPSO's complaints process that would be followed if a complaint was made about content in Q Magazine, including initial assessment, referral to the publication, investigation and potential adjudication.
2) It discusses the Editors' Code of Practice that publications regulated by IPSO must follow regarding accuracy, privacy, children, discrimination and other standards.
3) It briefly mentions copyright and royalties, noting that Q Magazine would not want others copying its ideas/images without permission due to working hard to produce content.
Unit 1 - LO4 - Analysing Media Products and Audiences zoetoulson
This document provides an overview of various policies and processes related to Q Magazine, including:
- The IPSO complaints process for handling complaints about publications like Q Magazine. It involves initial assessment, referral to the publication, investigation, adjudication and potential outcomes.
- The Editors' Code of Practice that publications regulated by IPSO must follow, covering accuracy, privacy, children, discrimination and other standards.
- Other relevant topics like copyright, royalties, advertising standards, and a past consumer complaint against Q Magazine's parent company Bauer.
The document serves as a reference for many of the procedures and guidelines that Q Magazine must adhere to regarding complaints, ethics and legal standards. It addresses the regulatory environment
The document discusses risks associated with taking photographs for a magazine, including getting consent from subjects, ensuring the safety of the photography area, and properly sizing images for the magazine layout. It also covers intellectual property issues like copyright and preventing theft of images. The risks were assessed to ensure safe and legal photography of the subject.
This document provides an overview of key considerations for producing a magazine, including conducting a location recce, risk assessment, legal and ethical standards, and copyright. It discusses the ABC which verifies magazine data and content meets industry standards. It outlines the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) which handles complaints about editorial content. It also discusses the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Editor's Code of Practice regarding accurate, ethical reporting and advertising. Finally, it addresses copyright and the magazine's plan to protect its original content and prevent unauthorized copying or use by other parties.
Unit 14 (LO2) – Be able to assess locations, ricks, and legal/ethical issues ...mdelmar97
Unit 14 (LO2) – Be able to assess locations, ricks, and legal/ethical issues relevant to their print media product, finding solutions to any risks or issues identified
This document provides an overview of various topics related to media production and regulation in the UK, including:
- Location considerations and health and safety requirements for photo shoots.
- Regulations that must be followed from bodies like the Independent Press Standards Organization to protect individual rights and maintain high journalism standards.
- Copyright laws that protect creators' work from being used without permission.
- The Editors' Code of Practice that outlines 16 rules on accuracy, privacy, harassment, and other issues that media companies must abide by.
The document provides an overview of various topics related to media production and regulation, including:
- Location recce and planning a photo shoot
- Potential health and safety hazards of a simple photo shoot and following workplace regulations
- The roles and responsibilities of regulatory bodies like the IPSO in upholding standards of journalism through rules like the Editors' Code of Practice
- Legal issues around copyright, data protection, and ensuring accuracy and privacy in publications
The document provides information on standards and regulations for magazines, including location planning, legal and ethical issues, independent regulatory organizations like IPSO and ASA, the Editor's Code of Practice, and copyright. It discusses validating the magazine content with ABC, adhering to industry standards, and ensuring accurate data. Key points covered by regulatory bodies include complaints processes, anonymity, advertising codes, privacy, accuracy, discrimination, and financial journalism. Copyright is addressed as the legal right to prevent plagiarism of the magazine content.
The document discusses several ethical and legal issues to consider when writing an article, including obtaining permission to use copyrighted material and ensuring accuracy and fairness. It will avoid offending or harming audiences and will protect individuals' privacy. The document also discusses the roles and processes of the UK communications regulator Ofcom and the Advertising Standards Authority in handling complaints about media content and advertising.
IPSO presentation for the Social Workers UnionShawnMajor2
IPSO is the independent regulator of most UK newspapers and magazines, regulating over 90 publishers. It works to uphold high standards of journalism and protect individual rights through enforcing contracts, investigating complaints, advising editors and journalists, and running an anti-harassment line. The document outlines IPSO's role and provides information on its Editors' Code of Practice, guidance documents, complaints process, and ways it can help and advise individuals and publications.
The Press Complaints Commission is an independent body that deals with complaints from members of the public about the editorial content of newspapers and magazines.
Their service to the public is free, quick and easy.
They aim to deal with most complaints in just 32 working days
There is absolutely no cost to the people complaining.
Here are a few key reasons why it is important for a worker in the community services industry (CSI) to follow their job description:
1. Clarity of role and responsibilities. The job description clearly outlines the tasks and duties expected of the worker. Following the job description prevents role confusion and ensures the worker is focusing their efforts on the areas they are responsible for.
2. Compliance with legal and ethical standards. The job description helps to legally define the scope and boundaries of the worker's role. Following it helps the worker operate ethically and avoid overstepping their authority. It protects both the worker and the organization from legal issues.
3. Consistency and quality of service. Adhering to the job description
Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy is considered his magnum opus, using a journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven to depict his Catholic worldview and comment on spiritual, philosophical and social issues of his time. The work had a profound influence on later literature and established Dante as one of the greatest poets of the Middle Ages for his use of the vernacular Italian language instead of Latin. The poem is seen as a masterpiece that provides insight into medieval European culture and thought.
The document discusses Dante Alighieri's masterpiece "The Divine Comedy" and how it is considered one of the greatest works of medieval literature, commenting on both temporal events and spiritual/philosophical themes of his time. As part of literature courses, students read "The Divine Comedy" to gain insight into the mind of a genius and better understand the medieval period. Dante made a monumental contribution to both Italian and medieval literature through his most famous work.
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Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy is considered one of the greatest works of literature ever written, chronicling Dante's journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven. The poem uses vivid imagery and allegory to depict moral truths and theological concepts, incorporating elements of theology, philosophy, and science. Through this masterpiece, Dante made an immense contribution to medieval literature and shaped how future generations understood and interpreted Christian faith and doctrine.
This webinar will provide a quick update on health care data privacy and security matters, including recent breaches, government enforcement actions and the rise in state law claims. We will also address the need for cyber liability insurance and provide key points in selecting the right policy or evaluating your existing policy.
On the agenda:
Basis of a Breach
Recent Settlements/Enforcement Areas
State Actions on the Rise
Need for Cyber Liability Insurance
The document discusses the significance of the Confederate flag and the controversy around displaying it on government buildings. It represents the states that supported slavery and is a symbol of white supremacy. Many people are upset to still see it flown today given the stigma it possesses. While some see it as representing Southern heritage, others argue a government building should not display a symbol that makes many citizens feel unwelcome or oppressed. Resolving the issue requires understanding different perspectives.
- IPSO was established in 2014 to regulate over 1500 print titles and 1100 online titles in the UK, replacing the Press Complaints Commission which received criticism over its handling of the phone hacking scandal.
- It is funded by the Regulatory Funding Company through an industry levy to ensure its financial security and independence.
- IPSO handles complaints, investigates breaches of standards, and can require prominent corrections, adjudications, or fine publications for serious failings. It gives the public a way to report issues with news reporting.
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The document discusses the principles of sovereignty and intervention in international law. It notes that while sovereignty holds that no state can interfere in another's internal affairs, intervention may sometimes be justified to prevent brutality and humanitarian crises. The document examines arguments for and against intervention as a principle, citing views from the 1930s and Theodore Roosevelt supporting limited intervention to halt mass atrocities. It concludes by noting the debate around intervention versus sovereignty is longstanding in international law.
This document outlines plans for developing a social media application. It discusses including features for communication like messaging, video/voice calls, and custom emojis. The app will allow sharing updates with friends or publicly. Revenue will come from advertising, with costs depending on the type of ads and placement. Legal issues around privacy, copyright, and accessibility are addressed. Guidelines from organizations like W3C and WaSP will be followed for website standards and terms of use.
The document outlines plans for a new social media application. It discusses the purpose of allowing users to share their daily experiences with friends. It aims to improve upon existing popular platforms like Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram by addressing issues identified in reviews. The target user is described as being between 13-25 years old, across all gender and ethnicities but mostly lower-middle social classes. Website functionality would allow users to sign up, view a homepage, see friends' profiles, stories and more. A production plan outlines weekly development tasks. A launch date of February 5th is proposed. Equipment and staffing needs are estimated, with revenue expected from advertisements and in-app purchases. Legal and ethical concerns around privacy, copyright, and
The document proposes two new social media apps called "OH Snap" and "Jinx". OH Snap would be similar to Snapchat and focus on users ages 13-25. It would have weekly updates and feature news, images and communication with friends. Jinx would also allow sharing with friends but have a blue, pink and white color scheme. The document includes hand-drawn mockups, font style options and Photoshop drafts for the app designs and logos. The goal is to create fun new platforms that meet user needs and fix issues with existing popular social media apps.
Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook are popular social media platforms that allow users to connect, share content, and keep in touch with others. Snapchat's purpose is to share photos and videos that disappear after a set time period. Instagram's original purpose was for checking in at locations but evolved to focus on photo sharing. Facebook was created by Mark Zuckerberg for Harvard students to make profiles and now has billions of users worldwide. All three platforms utilize advertising as a major source of revenue. They face legal issues regarding privacy, intellectual property, cyberbullying, and inappropriate content. The target audiences for each vary but generally include younger demographics.
This document discusses the target audience and house style for the magazine MO. The target audience is ages 17-28 from working and middle class backgrounds (C2-E socioeconomic group). Fonts and design elements were chosen to appeal to this younger demographic. The color scheme uses black, white, and yellow to convey sunlight and joy. The font style is Arial Rounded MT Bold to seem informal. Social media like Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter will be used to promote the magazine and engage this audience.
The production plan outlines scheduling a photo shoot over two days. Day one will focus on portrait shots of the artist and BTS shots. Day two will include full outfit changes, location shots, and additional BTS footage.
Day 1 (Studio):
- 10am: Arrival and makeup/hair prep (1hr)
- 11am-1pm: Portrait sessions - 3 outfit changes (2hrs)
- 1pm-2pm: Lunch break (1hr)
- 2pm-4pm: BTS footage and additional portraits (2hrs)
Day 2 (Location):
- 10
Bauer Media Group is a large European media company founded in 1875 that publishes over 600 magazines and owns 50 radio and TV stations worldwide. One of its popular music magazines is Q, founded in 1986, which has a circulation of over 40,000 copies and covers various genres including rock, indie, and alternative. Q has expanded beyond just the print magazine into digital formats, radio, and annual music awards.
The document provides information from a student's witness statement, feedback, survey results, and plans for improving their magazine pitch. The witness statement discusses strengths and weaknesses of the pitch. Feedback from the teacher highlighted areas that needed more detail, like marketing plans. Survey results showed the pitch scored around 60/100 and front covers were relevant but could be improved. The student's plans to improve include adding more details on distribution and theories, taking notes, and revising the pitch.
The document proposes future developments for a magazine, including creating a website, app, and social media pages. It estimates the cost to hire a website developer at £200. It also discusses plans for a mobile app that would provide magazine updates and coupons. Lastly, it mentions using social media to promote the magazine and increase awareness and following.
The document provides details of the witness statement, improvements, budget, evidence, and feedback from a survey about the author's magazine pitch. It also includes photos of the survey results and details about designing festival advertisements, including poster drafts, photoshoots, and ensuring the poster reflects the campaign message of an inclusive, family-friendly music festival.
The document discusses planning for a music festival advertisement campaign. It provides details on the target audience, which is ages 16-27 as the musical genres will primarily appeal to younger adults. The main goals are to make people aware of the event and intrigue them to purchase tickets to experience it fully with friends. Key elements that will be advertised include the headline artists, sponsors, vibrant colors in the design, and the message that "the party never stops." Production plans include creating print, audio-visual and social media ads over a few week period leading up to the festival dates.
The document discusses plans for advertising a music festival. It will feature top artists and have sponsors like Foot Asylum, Monster Energy, and Burger King. The advertisement aims to make people aware of the event and want to attend with friends. The target audience is ages 16-27 as the music genres appeal most to younger adults. The campaign message is that "the party never stops." Colors used will be bright and vibrant. When people attend, they will enjoy performances from well-known artists.
The document provides information about planning and advertising a music festival. It discusses the target audience, which is people aged 16-27, as the genres of music will primarily appeal to younger adults. It outlines objectives to make people aware of the event and encourage ticket purchases. Advertising plans include print ads in magazines and posters around bus stops. A production schedule is provided to design ads, print posters, and place ads in the months leading up to the festival. Location is planned for Hyde Park in London. Risk assessments and regulatory considerations for the advertising campaign are also discussed.
The audiovisual advertisement aims to promote awareness of the Wireless Festival 2019 by getting people to watch and share the video. The advertisement features an innovative new visual style compared to previous festival promos. It targets an audience aged 16-25 from middle and working class backgrounds, featuring both male and female artists like Drake, Nicki Minaj, David Guetta, and Jessie J. to appeal to all genders. The timing in early July after Christmas is meant to capitalize on people having money again to spend on tickets or at the event.
The document provides details about the equipment, environment, and process used to complete a magazine pitch presentation. It describes using a slide changer, Mac computer connected to an interactive whiteboard, and a camera on a stand to present PowerPoint slides and record the presentation. Feedback was gathered through an online survey to help improve the pitch. The production process, calendar, and ethical/legal considerations for launching the magazine are also outlined.
Above the line (ATL) marketing refers to mass media advertising like TV, radio, print and internet. It has a wide reach and uses visual/audio to connect with audiences. It plays an integral role in brand building. Below the line (BTL) marketing uses more targeted strategies like direct mail, catalogs and search engine marketing. It has better ROI and control since it targets specific groups. Guerrilla marketing uses unconventional promotion with little budget to grab attention personally. Viral marketing uses social networks to spread product information like a virus. Q magazine advertises through various ATL, BTL and digital methods to promote issues and build their brand and audience.
The document discusses psychographic segmentation and how Q magazine's target audience fits into different categories. It states that Q's audience would be categorized as "aspirers" and "mainstreamers" based on their ages being 15-24 and interest in fashion and status. Demographically, Q targets age group A which includes high-income professionals. The target audience is focused on younger generations aged 15-24. Socioeconomically, Q targets all classes but most readers likely come from higher-income backgrounds. Q uses social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram to engage readers and invite new audiences.
This document provides information about Q magazine, a popular music magazine published monthly in the United Kingdom, and its parent company Bauer Media Group. Some key details include:
- Bauer Media Group is a large European media company that owns over 600 magazines. Q magazine is one of its publications.
- Q magazine was founded in 1986 and has a monthly circulation of around 44,050 copies. It covers rock, indie, and alternative music genres.
- In addition to the print magazine, Q has a large online and social media presence to engage its target audience of older music buyers.
- As a music magazine, Q competes with titles like Kerrang!, Mojo, and NME for readers and advert
Harry Myers is pitching two magazine proposals called Catalyst and MO. For Catalyst, he plans to create a website, mobile app, and social media pages to promote the magazine. He estimates the website will cost £200. The MO proposal focuses on creating a functional website and using Snapchat and Instagram to advertise to the target audience of 15-24 year olds. The document also includes magazine mind maps, target audience details, draft covers, layout examples, mood boards, style guides, staffing plans, and equipment costs.
The document describes the equipment, environment, and process used to complete a magazine pitch presentation. It notes that slides were presented using a slide changer to a class via an interactive whiteboard, while also being recorded by a camera mounted on a stand. A survey was then conducted using Survey Monkey to collect feedback on the pitch and materials. The feedback received aimed to improve aspects like adding more notes.
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2. Contents
1. Q magazines impact and effect on the audience
2. Relevant issues on representation
3. Copyright
4. Legal issues
5. Royalties
6. Ethical issues
7. Complaint
8. Q’s complaint procedure
9. Regulatory issues
10. Role of relevant regulatory bodies
3. Q magazine’s impact and effect on the audience
Looking at Q magazines, they impact the audience through their influential people on their social
media. Further to this, due to their target audience they look to produce content with a much
higher mature level so they will appeal to it’s majority age range which is from 24 to 35 years old,
because of the target audience, the conversations are more for people who already buy the
magazine on a regular basis, otherwise people will be buying the magazines and they will be lost
with the context of it. There are theories that help to explain the effect that the magazine has on
the audience. One of the theories is the ‘hypodermic needle theory’ because once people read an
article in a music magazine, they would start to believe the wrong things because they don’t have
the right knowledge on the magazine to know what is correct.
4. Relevant issues on Representation
https://slyneblog.wordpress.com/unit-1-analysing-media-products-and-audiences/
• Stereotype: a person or thing that conforms to a widely held by
oversimplified image of the class or type to which they belong.
For example, topics on age, gender, race and religion.
• Who are their stereotypical audience/readership?
• Laura Mulvey ‘male gaze’
• Diana Saco ‘female gaze’
John Berger (1972) had stated that the ‘men act, women appear’.
By this he meant that men will stare at women and women know
they are being looked at and then from this, women make
themselves into objects. For example, if a female artist is looking
quite sultry, they are submitting to the idea that they should be
looked at and men portray the stereotype of masculinity by
buying the magazine with these specific images.
5. Ethical & Legal Issues = https://www.ipso.co.uk/
The IPSO(independent press standards organization), has set rules known as the editors code of practice, in which
the editor of a magazine, newspaper or any other form of media, has to follow a particular rule set followed by
this organization. Initially it was the PCC (Press Complaints Commission) that dealt with these rules and set
specific standards that editors would have to follow, and now this has been taken over by the IPSO.
They focus on a long list of categories such as Accuracy, Privacy, Harassment, Intrusion into grief or shock,
Reporting Suicide, Children, Children in sex cases, Hospitals, Reporting of crime, Clandestine devices and
subterfuge, Victims of sexual assault, Discrimination, Financial journalism, Confidential sources, Witness
payments in criminal trials and Payment to criminals. These are all the categories that are included in the editor’s
Code of Practice.
Below are some images going into detail on some of the ethical and legal issues to do with Q. These explain
everything that is required; one of the images that I have taken from their website is all about the intellectual
property rights, this is explaining how a lot of their material such as logo, trade names and designs are
copyrighted which means that if someone was to attempt to mimic this then this would put them in severe legal
issues if it was not corrected.
6. Role of Relevant Regulatory Bodies
About IPSO's complaints process:
This information sets out how your complaint will be dealt with once it is received by IPSO as well as our policies on confidentiality, behaviour and supporting
individuals with disabilities.
Initial assessment:
Once your complaint is received, IPSO staff will assess whether it falls within our remit and if it raises a possible breach of the Editors' Code.
Referral to the publication:
In most circumstances, they will take over the concerns you are holding once the publishers internal complaints procedures has concluded or if the matter has not
been resolved within the 28 days. On the other hand, the publication may request that we begin investigating the complaint without waiting for the end of the 28
days. On occasion they may begin to investigate the complaint immediately, without a referral period, If they are to consider if it is essential for us to do.
Investigation:
• For this, the IPSO will be provided with a copy of the publication’s response to your complaint and given the opportunity to comment. They will look to think
about a satisfactory outcome to your complaint if appropriate. In some cases this could be faster and provide a wider range of possible outcomes than the
remedial action IPSO can potentially require. Some examples of this are: the publication of a correction, clarification or apology
• the publication of a letter or article by a complainant
• a private letter of apology
• amendments to an online article or removal of material
• assurances about future publication or conduct. https://www.ipso.co.uk/IPSO/cop.html
7. IPSO continued:
Adjudication by the Complaints Committee
If your complaint remains unresolved, the Complaints Committee will decide whether there has been a breach of the Editors’ Code. The Complaints Committee will take into account only information which has been seen by both
sides to the complaint, and will publish its decision setting out whether the Editors’ Code has been breached, and why, on our website.
Outcomes
if the complaint committee determines that the editor’s code has been breached, it can require the publication of it s upheld adjudication and/or a correction. The nature, extent and placement of corrections and adjudications will be
determined by the Committee.
Anonymity
All of IPSO's decisions are published on the Rulings section of our website, unless there are special circumstances such as a court order. If you have concerns about publication of a decision, you will be given an opportunity to raise
them before the Complaints Committee is asked to consider the complaint.
Review
If your complaint has been the subject of a decision following investigation and you believe that the procedure by which the Committee considered the complaint was substantially flawed, you may request a review by the Complaints
Reviewer. Any request for a review must be made in writing within 14 days of the decision being issued. IPSO's staff will decide whether to refer the complaint to the Complaints Reviewer.
Confidentiality
Complainants and others should have absolute confidence that their privacy will be respected. In order for IPSO to be able to investigate complaints effectively, it is essential that neither party publishes information which has been
provided as part of the investigation, including correspondence, without the consent of the other. Material provided by both parties during an investigation must only be used for the purpose of the complaint. This does not prevent
either party from disclosing information about the complaint to third parties in order to seek assistance, so long as they take reasonable steps to ensure that the third parties are aware of and will respect confidentiality.
Simultaneous correspondence
IPSO is committed to resolving complaints, where possible and appropriate, on terms which are agreeable to both sides. We expect both parties to a complaint to engage with the process in good faith, and to cooperate with our
procedures.
Multiple complaints
In cases where IPSO receives a large volume of complaints about a general point of fact, they will be combined into a single “lead or “summary” complaint, either prior to or following referral. If a lead complainant is selected, other
complainants will receive an explanation of this, and will be notified of the outcome at the conclusion of the process.
Individuals with disabilities
IPSO will make reasonable adjustments to our ordinary procedures in order to accommodate your needs. Please explain the nature of your disability and any adjustment you require.
IPSO must ensure that the complaints process is transparent, effective and fair to both parties. Generally speaking, this requires a written record of the nature of the complaint, the response by the publication and the process that
has been followed. All complaints are presented to the Committee for consideration in writing
Unacceptable behaviour by complainants
In some cases, complaints will contact IPSO in distressing circumstances and many need significant support and assistance. The staff should be accessible and courteous to everyone.
https://www.ipso.co.uk/complain/our-complaints-process/
8. Editor’s code of practice
Accuracy
Looking at this section, the press are made sure to take care and not to publish inaccurate, misleading or
distorted information or images, including headlines not supported by the text. Also, the press, while free
to edit and campaign, they must distinguish the clear difference between comment, conjecture and the
facts. A well known magazine like Q will have to make sure that they are accurate with everything that
they add into their magazine as they don’t want to have any further issues such as misrepresenting a
celebrity. An example of this is a recent issue with the very well known celebrity Rebel Wilson, the
creators had attempted to defame Rebel which lead to a court case and Rebel Wilson winning this and
being rewarded around £6 million.
Privacy
Every person is entitled to respect their privacy and family life etc. further to this, for people taking
pictures, it is not acceptable to take a photograph individuals, without their consent, this means that when
they are in public or in private places their privacy needs to be respected.
Harassment
Journalists must not engage in intimidation, harassment or persistent pursuit. It isn’t allowed for
journalists to consistently ask questions, calling, following or photographing people once asked to stop.
Instruction into grief or shock
In cases involving personal grief or shock, enquiries and approaches must be made with sympathy and
discretion and publication handled sensitively. These provisions should not restrict the right to report legal
proceedings.
Reporting suicide
When reporting on a subject such as suicide, to prevent simulative acts then care and caution must be
taken to avoid excessive detail of the method used, while taking into account the media’s right to report
legal proceedings.
Children
Everyone should be allowed to complete their time at school with intrusion.
Without school authorities then they are not allowed to photograph or approach the pupil or pupils.
https://www.ipso.co.uk/editors-code-of-practice/
Children in sex cases
In any kind of press report of a case involving a sexual offence against a minor –
They must not be identified, however the adult is allowed to be identified, a word such as “incest”
must not be used where there is a child victim might be identified.
Hospitals
Journalists must identify themselves and obtain permission from a responsible executive before
entering non-public areas of hospitals or similar institutions to pursue enquiries.
The restrictions on intruding into privacy are particularly relevant to enquiries about individuals in
hospitals or similar institutions.
Reporting of crime
when reporting a crime, relatives or friends of persons convicted of committing a crime should not
have their identity shared if they do not give consent of such things, unless they are relevant in
context. The reason for this is because if there is a minor involved in the case who can be a witness or
the victim of the said crime, this must not restrict the right to report legal proceedings.
Clandestine devices and subterfuge
The press must not seek to obtain or publish material acquired by using hidden cameras or
clandestine listening devices; or by intercepting private or mobile telephone calls, messages or emails;
or by the unauthorised removal of documents or photographs; or by accessing digitally-held
information without consent.
Victims of sexual assault
The press must not identify or publish material likely to lead to the identification of a victim of sexual
assault unless there is adequate justification and they are legally free to do so.
Discrimination
Details of an individual's race, colour, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, physical or mental
illness or disability must be avoided unless genuinely relevant to the story.
9. Editors code of practice continued
Financial journalism
Even where the law isn't prohibited, journalists must not use for their own profit financial information they receive in advance of its
general publication, or should they pass any kind of information to others that shouldn’t have the information.
Confidential sources
Journalists have a moral obligation to protect confidential sources of information
Witness payments in criminal trials
No payment or offer of payment to a witness – or any person who may reasonably be expected to be called as a witness – should be
made in any case once proceedings are active as defined by the Contempt of Court Act 1981. This prohibition lasts until the suspect
has been freed unconditionally by police without charge or bail or the proceedings are otherwise discontinued; or has entered a guilty
plea to the court; or, in the event of a not guilty plea, the court has announced its verdict. Any payment or offer of payment made to a
person later cited to give evidence in proceedings must be disclosed to the prosecution and defence. The witness must be advised of
this requirement.
Payment to criminals
Payment or offers of payment for stories, pictures or information, which seek to exploit a particular crime or to glorify or glamorise
crime in general, must not be made directly or via agents to convicted or confessed criminals or to their associates. Editors invoking
the public interest to justify payment or offers would need to demonstrate that there was good reason to believe the public interest
would be served. If, despite payment, no public interest emerged, then the material should not be published.
11. Royalties
Royalties is when a magazine has included content which is copyrighted and
if someone else includes this information then they have to pay the original
magazine. A company that helps with this is NLA, they are a newspaper
licensing company which sell copying licenses to newspapers. Further to this,
they ensure that each publisher get their royalties. Q magazine and other
magazines owned by Bauer media subscribed to the NLA.
http://www.copyrightroyalties.com/disclaimer
The google definition of royalties is “a payment made to writers, people who
have invented things, owners of property, etc. every time their
books, devices, land, etc. are bought or used by others”.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/royalty
12. Q’s complaint procedure:
For someone who is a subscriber to Q magazine and you are
unhappy with what they are providing, then there is a step-by-
step on how to follow through with a complaint. On the
website of Q magazine there are 3 very clear steps that must
be followed for this process.
Firstly, look at previous FAQ’s to see if there is anything to help
you in that area.
The second step is that when you have gone through the FAQ’s
then there is a contact line where you are able to speak to a
team leader or write to a subscriber service.
Lastly, if the first two steps don’t please your satisfactions then
you can send a message to Bauer media, this is will then be
sent to a senior member of staff and you will get a reply as
soon as they can reply to your message.
The example of a front cover from Q magazine is an example of
where the complaint procedure could be necessary as some
people may find it inappropriate for the younger audience who
may get a hold of this magazine.
https://www.qthemusic.com/q-cover-archive-the-80s/
13. Regulatory Issues
IP/Watermark
Content that usually has copyright can be referred to as Intellectual Property (IP) and this is protected by the law. IP can be
divided into two categories; Industrial Property and Copyright. As well as IP on printed work, you can get a digital watermark
which protects any copyrighted content from any magazine online and in any digital format. It is important to have this
because it means people will have to pay you to use your information/ ideas. The best way to protect your IP is to acquire a
patent. However, this can take several years to get and costs over $7000 in fees. The image below is an example of
watermarking, using their logo on every video they produce tells people that watch it will then see that it is their content and
if they enjoy it then they will want to see more of it.
https://www.ipso.co.uk/editors-code-of-practice/
Definition - What does Digital Watermark mean?
“A digital watermark is data embedded into digital intellectual property (IP) to identify its originator or owner. A digital
watermark tracks online digital media use and warns against potentially unauthorized access and/or use”.
https://www.techopedia.com/definition/23373/digital-watermark
14. Data Protection Act (1998)
The Date Protection Act 1998 is an act put in place by the untied kingdom parliament, this defines the ways in which information about living
people may be legally used and handled. Its main purpose is to make sure that certain individuals are protected against misuses or abuse of
information about them.
People that use data means that they would have to follow the strict rules that come with it, this is known as ‘data protection principles’. These
are the things that they must ensure the information is:
• Used fairly and lawfully
• Used for limited, specifically stated purposes
• Used in a way that is adequate, relevant and not excessive
• Accurate
• Kept for no longer than is absolutely necessary
• Handled according to people’s data protection rights
• Kept safe and secure
• Not transferred outside the European Economic Area without
• adequate protection
If the information is more sensitive and needs the stricter rules such as:
• Ethnic background
• Political opinions
• Religious beliefs
• Health
• Sexual health
• Criminal records
https://www.gov.uk/data-protection
Q magazine has to follow this in
order to make sure that their
content cannot be used by any
others. On the other hand, if
they didn't’t follow the data
protection act