Unit 13 LO3

Graphic layout-Front Covers
Strapline
Image of
artist
Puff
promotion
Main headline
Cover
lines
Barcode,price,
dateofissueand
convergence
Cover lines
Headline
quote
Puff
promotion
Main headline
Strapline
Headline
quote
Main
image
of
artist Cover lines
Barcode, price,
date of issue and
convergence

Graphic layout-DPS Cover 1
Page number/web address Page number/web address
Stand first
Brief
information
about the
artist
Interview
Drop
capital
Image of artist
Interview
Quote from interview
Magazine article credits
Differentiated
questions and
answers
Main
image
of
artist

Page number/web address
Stand first
information about
the artist
Image of artist
Interview
Quote from interview
Differentiated
questions and
answers
Main
image of
artist
Interview
Drop
capital

Graphic layout-Front Covers
Strapline
Newmusichits
Barcode,
price,dateof
issueand
convergence
Headline quote
Cover lines
Main headline
Cover lines
Anchorage
text
Puff
promotion
Imag
e of
artist
Newmusichits
Strapline
Puff
promotion
Cover lines
Cover lines
Anchorage
text
Main headline
Image of
artist
Headlinequote
Barcode, price,
date of issue
and
convergence

Page number/web address Page number/web address
Quote from
interview
Stand first
Image of artist
information about the
artist
Image of
artist
Interview
Drop
capital
Interview
Image of artist
Differentiated
questions and
answers

Quote from
interview
Page number/web
address
information
about the artist
Image of
artist
Interview
Drop
capital
Differentiated
questions and
answers
Stand first
Image of artist
Interview

Hand drawn drafts- Front Covers

Hand drawn drafts- DPS Cover 1

Hand drawn drafts- DPS Cover 2

Final magazine pages-front cover(1+2)

Final magazine pages-dps(double page
spread-1)

Final magazine pages-dps(double page
spread-2)

Form and style of both magazines
• It will have a simplistic colour scheme which will be similar to the
magazines I picked for inspiration so the colour I have chosen is black, red
and white . This is based on the fact these colours relate to the genre of
the magazine and is suited for both genders
• Also, the masthead will be in the top left hand corner in bold text to
highlight to the reader how the magazine is trying to appeal to them to
result to them purchasing an issue.
• The strapline will be either under the masthead or beside the masthead
on the right side to suggest to the reader what the magazine is trying to
do to make them purchase an issue by stating a line which will make them
more interested in the magazine.
• The page number will be on the bottom left and right corner along with
the web address to imply to the reader that there is more exclusive
content from the magazine online than just in physical copy.

Target audience for both magazines
Hartley’s seven subjectivities
Age- the magazine would appeal to those within the age range of 18-30 year olds based on the artists that appear
on the front cover of the magazine that make music that is well-suited to them within the certain genre.
Gender- it would be more suited to those who are male but it is suitable for male and female readers as both male
and female artists appear on the front cover of the magazine.
Class- the magazine would be suited for those within the ABC1 social class as the magazine is based on artists who
are within the upper class and middle class and it is also based on the price of the magazine so adults are more
likely to afford it compared to those in lower classes.
Ethnicity- as the magazine is based in the United Kingdom, it would be targeted at those who are British citizens as
the magazine is sold in this country and easier for people to purchase.
Katz 'uses and gratifications theory
Personal relationship- this connotes how the reader will be able to connect with the artist through a read of their
interview, it also suggests how the artist is trying to form a relationship with the reader in a way they will be more
intrigued on what the artist has to offer and how they are making an effort to be driven and work hard in their
music in order for the reader to understand what they go through on a deeper level.
Maslow
Social climbers- by the reader reading about the success of an artist so how they got to where they are now drives
the reader to work harder in order to improve their social class and possibly get a more lavish lifestyle compared to
those who living on low wages.
Socio-economic needs
The magazine would be aimed at those within the social class ABC1 and in E(so students) based on the artists that
will appear on the magazine and the content contained in the magazine in which it is suited for these social classes
as in a way they relate to the content of the magazine and the artist because they possibly have the lifestyle the
artist lives or they aspire to be like the artist. As the social class is high up on the socio-economic needs, this means
that the spending power will be higher compared to social classes that are lower on socio-economic needs as
people within ABC1 social classes have jobs that have a high income.

Magazine Flat Plan
Name: Nicole Mukonjo
Candidate Number: 3091
Contents Headline
Article
Article
Advert
Article
Headline
Headline
Article
Article
Advert
Contents
Article
Headline DPS DPS
Int
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interv
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Differentiated
Q&As
Reviews
About songs/
albums/
festivals/conc
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Advert
Headline
Article
Article
AdvertImage of artist
(poster)
competition
(e.g. concert
tickets)
Headline
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Q&As
competition
(e.g. concert
tickets)
Reviews
About songs/
albums/
festivals/
concerts

Name: Nicole Mukonjo
Candidate Number: 3091 Magazine ident HERE
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festivals/conc
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Image of
artist/band
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Photoshoot Plan-Louder(Continued)

Photoshoot Plan-NMH(Continued)

Test photography
These images displayed above are well suited for my front cover as the main individual of these
images has the sense of fashion that is well suited for my front cover, has the sort of expression
that an artist featured on a alternative rock magazine would have.
Also, the protagonist is wearing a plaid shirt attached with a hood which connotes how her style is
influenced through the era of alternative rock and how it will connote to the readers that this is a
sense of fashion that should be worth going for.

Draft Interview
1.Hey Alexandra, How are you?
I am very good thank you! It is amazing how much of a connection I have
with all the fans and everyone that has been with me since day 1.
2.Any upcoming music being released anytime soon?
Well, you must know that I am still working on new music material to add
to my first ever studio album that will be released to the public in a few
months time, unfortunately I can’t confirm the date though!
3.How do you feel about the media attention you are getting on a daily
basis?
To be honest, it is very overwhelming as I wouldn’t think I would gain
recognition for my music and the longer I deal with it, the more I am
getting used to it.
4.Do you plan on touring after the release of your upcoming studio
debut album?
Of course! I love being on the road and travelling around the world to
other countries to perform in front of those who have got me where I am
today.
5. Do you enjoy writing your own songs in your spare
time?
In fact I do, it is one of my many hobbies whilst on the road as it keeps me
busy, more inspired and driven to achieve more of what I have got.
6. What do you fear the most out of being a famous singer?
I fear the fact many rumours that are truly false are brought up in the
headlines and how most interviewers could question me about it when I
really don't like bringing up
7.Whilst on camera, what was the most embarrassing moment that
happened to you?
Well, as I was being interviewed on MTV, the interviewer was asking me
questions which I didn't have the answer to so all I was doing was
sweating so much in went through my clothes! It cheers me up because it
is funny to look back on!
7.Whilst on camera, what was the most embarrassing moment that
happened to you?
Well, as I was being interviewed on MTV, the interviewer was asking me
questions which I didn't have the answer to so all I was doing was
sweating so much in went through my clothes! It cheers me up because
it is funny to look back on!
8.Do you feel that you want a break from the music industry or intend
to carry on?
I never intend to disappoint my fans but at some point, I will have a
break as the music industry can be overwhelming and too much to
handle so having a break can let me have more time with my family and
friends who mean so much to me as I wouldn't be here thanks to the
support from them and the fans. Once I have a break, of course I will
make a comeback into the music industry.
9. What is the best part of being a famous singer?
Travelling to different countries to connect with fans all over the world,
it is amazing how much they appreciate my music and love me for who
I am as a person, not just a singer.
10. Do you have any names or ideas of what your next album is going
to be called?
Unfortunately I cant spill any names as this is a surprise for everyone,
the name of the album will be announced a few days before the release
of the upcoming album.

Step by Step- Front Cover
• Firstly, the program that is going to be used to create the front cover is Adobe Photoshop in which the
canvas should be set to A4 size and some ruler guidelines are recommended in order for each convention
of the front cover to be in line with each other and make it look neat and professional. In order to add a
ruler guideline, this can be added by dragging the line down from the ruler above the canvas and placed in
a position that is ideal for the conventions to be in line.
• It is best to create a background before adding the conventions onto the A4 canvas of the front cover and
by creating a background, using the rectangle tool will make it easier as I will be able to change the colour
of the background, the gradient of the background, this should fit the A4 canvas.
• After the background is complete and fits the colour scheme that I have gone for, the conventions of the
front cover must be added to the front cover which are the most important features and makes up the
front cover. These conventions are masthead, strapline, barcode which has the name of the publisher,
masthead logo and issue date. In order to add the barcode onto the front cover, click on ‘file’ then ‘place’
then free transform the barcode if it needs resizing(cmd+T) and move it into the position that it is most
suited in.
• After the barcode has been added and placed in its suited position, the masthead and strapline is added to
the front cover and in order to add shapes for the masthead and strapline, on the tool bar there is a
square which appears and as you click on that option, it allows you to choose which shape you prefer to
use for the masthead and strapline of the magazine. The masthead ( name of the magazine ) and strapline
should then be added as text over the shapes that have been put on the front cover and in order for the
text to be in front of the shape, the text layer should be dragged to above the shape layer in order for the
masthead to appear over the shape.

Step by step- summary- DPS
• For DPS, it will be repetition to the front cover in terms of the size of the
page but instead of Adobe Photoshop being used, Adobe InDesign will be
used to create the DPS. in order to place the headline for the DPS, fonts
from dafont can be downloaded for free and used if it fits with the genre
my magazine is presenting to the audience.
• The page number is added on the bottom left and right of the magazine
along with the masthead of the magazine that has been resized to a
smaller shape by free-transforming the shape once it has been placed.
• The image of the artist and the background for the DPS should be made
on Adobe Photoshop before it is placed on each page of the DPS. There
should be column guidelines as to where the interview should be placed
on the right page of the dps. If there is still more of the interview to be
added on the dps, the textbox would have a box which contains the ‘+’
symbol in the box, it can be added on to the next column that is on the
page, the interview consists of three columns on the page and to add in a
drop capital in the interview, you highlight the letter that indicates to the
reader where the interview starts and by highlighting that letter, you can
resize it to a bigger scale.

Production plan
Week beginning: 30th November 2015
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Look for an office
building that will
enable setting up
equipment needed
and for the
business to begin.
Look for desks and
swivel chairs at
Ikea that will be
suitable for an
office environment.
Search and order
new MacBook Air
13.3” which will be
used by the staff
and is portable so
that work can be
done at home.
Book in interviews
for job roles that
are needed for the
magazine e.g.
editor, publisher,
journalist and other
job roles available
within the
business.
Book in interviews
for job roles that
are needed for the
magazine e.g.
editor, publisher,
job roles available
within the
business.
Book in interviews
for job roles that
are needed for the
magazine e.g.
editor, publisher,
job roles available
within the
business.
Once the office is
available, all the
equipment and
furniture bought
for the business
must be set up in
order for it to be
used for the hired
employees.
Completed by Completed by Completed by Completed by Completed by Completed by Completed by
Sunday 6th
December 2015
Tuesday 1st
December 2015
Wednesday 2nd
December
Sunday 6th
December 2015
Sunday 6th
December 2015
Sunday 6th
December 2015
Monday 7th
December 2015
Week beginning: 7th December 2015
A meeting with all
the individuals that
have been
employed certain
positions within the
business and give a
full explanation as to
what the plans for
the magazine are
and what tasks each
employee are
assigned.
Look for an artist
that will be on the
front cover of the
first issue of the
magazine.
Assign the writer
within the business
a tasks to think of
questions that are
worthy of asking the
artist and that
would be suitable to
display on the
double page spread.
Pass the journalist
of the magazine the
questions that have
been produced by
the writer in order
to complete the
task of interviewing
the artist with the
questions and with
the answers to the
questions being
recorded.
The questions and
answers that the
artist gave must be
typed up onto the
page which is placed
on the interview.
Photo-shoot for the
artist must take
place, the selected
images that were
taken on the photo-
shoot must be
featured on the
front cover and
double page spread
of the magazine.
The designer of the
magazine must
format the layout of
the front cover and
double page spread
using programs such
as Adobe Photoshop
and Adobe InDesign
to complete this
task .
Monday 7th
December 2015
Saturday 12th
December 2015
Thursday 10th
December 2015
Friday 11th
December 2015
Wednesday 16th
December 2015
Tuesday 15th
December 2015
Tuesday 15th
December 2015

Production plan-Continued
Assign the
journalist into
getting more
relevant
information about
alternative rock
and indie music
and its influence on
all audiences.
By using Adobe
Photoshop, edit the
photos which were
taken on the
photo-shoot so
that they are more
relevant and
appealing to the
magazine.
Once the double
page spread has
been set up, the
interview must be
inserted into the
DPS.
Go through
businesses that are
more likely to
advertise the
magazine provided
to them.
Add in other
articles and stories
that are relevant
into the magazine.
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Friday 18th
December 2015
Monday 21st
December 2015
Monday 21st
December 2015
Monday 28th
December 2015
Monday 21st
December 2015
Complete the
design and format
of the magazine.
Look for more
short stories that
are based on the
artist featured on
the magazine
Look through
certain stories that
are about the artist
that is featured on
the front cover and
dps of the
magazine
Gather all the
sources of
information that
have been
collected about the
artist and check to
see if this
information is
accurate.
Send off the
completed
magazine to the
production
company that will
be working on
producing issues of
the magazine.
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Friday 25th
December 2015
Friday 25th
December 2015
Friday 25th
December 2015
Friday 25th
December 2015
Friday 25th
December 2015

Production plan-Continued
As soon as the
magazines have
been posted and
have arrived in the
office, start looking
for places as to
where the
magazine will be
distributed
Once places for
distribution have
been found,
distribute copies of
the issues of the
magazine to the
stores and online
stores that have
given you their
permission to
advertise and sell
your product to
that specific store.
Make social media
accounts in order
to promote and
advertise the
magazine to the
audience
Make social media
accounts in order
to promote and
advertise the
magazine to the
audience
Launch of the
brand new
magazine.
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Weekend- Days off
for all staff
Tuesday 29th
December 2015
Friday 1st January
2016
Friday 1st January
2016
Friday 1st January
2016
Friday 1st January
2015

Equipment and Cost
• Office space-£300 per person per month- £97,200 for 1 year.
• Desks(x 27-stand with screen)-£1,030 each making it a total of
£27,810.00
• Chairs(x27-swivel chair)- £35 each making it a total of £945.00
• Printer-£49.99
• Cameras(X4)-£319.00 each so a total of £1,276.00
• Pens(box of 50 pens)-£8.33
• Paper(500 sheets)- £2.33 excl VAT
• Adobe Creative Cloud(All apps) -£53.20 per month
• Apple MacBook Air 13.3” (x27)-£899.00 each so the total is
£24,273.00
References
https://creative.adobe.com/plans?store_code=gb&promoid=P3KMQZ9Y&mv=other
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/desks/office-desks/bekant-desk-sit-stand-with-screen-black-brown-black-spr-39061177/
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/apple-macbook-air-13-3-21962977-pdt.html
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/printers-scanners-and-ink/printers/canon-pixma-mg5750-all-in-one-wireless-inkjet-
printer-10143745-pdt.html
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/chairs-stools-benches/office-chairs/torkel-swivel-chair-bomstad-black-art-50212486/
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/printers-scanners-and-ink/printers/canon-pixma-mg5750-all-in-one-wireless-inkjet-
printer-10143745-pdt.html
http://www.flexioffices.co.uk/surrey/leatherhead/reigate-road_kt22_id4935

Staff and cost
Job Role Salary earned(highest/average/lowest)
Publisher £47,500/£32,500/£25,000
Editor £42,500/£32,500/£25,000
Journalist £42,500/£32,500/£25,000
Writer £47,500/£37,500/£25,000
Photographer £37,500/£30,750/£25,000
Marketing £47,500/£32,500/£25,000
Finance £52,500/£37,500/£25,000
Design £52,500/£42,500/£32,500
Human Resources £42,500/£32,500/£23,724
References
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-publishing-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-human-resources-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-finance-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-marketing-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-photographer-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-writer-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-journalist-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-editor-salary
https://www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker/average-design-salary

Printing Quotes and Costs
• The screenshot below displays the pricing for the printing of
the magazine, what the quantity of the price is, how many
pages the magazine contains, which country the product is
delivered into and what the orientation of the magazine is.
The total cost is £5,624.35 as there is a total of 64 pages on
each magazine as displayed on the magazine flat plan.
References
https://print24.com/uk/product/magazines/

Distribution to retailer costs
• This screenshot displays the email
I sent to Marketforce which is a
TimeInc company.
• In addition, this email is evident
that I contacted Marketforce
through their email found on the
contact us page, it explains that I
am researching about magazine
distribution to retailers like
WHSmith and I am finding out
about a estimation to how much
it costs to distribute two
magazines that have 60 pages
each to retailers.
• I have also specified that I am
studying CTEC media which
indicates to Marketplace that this
is for educational purposes and
this information is vital in order to
complete research into
distribution to retailer costs.

Distribution to retailer costs(continued)
This screenshot displays the
response that I got from one of the
employees that work in
Marketforce regarding to the email I
sent on the previous slide about
distributing magazines to retailers.
In addition, this email explains how
the retailers would take around 10-
20% of the cover price of the
magazines but this depends on
which retailer you chose to
distribute the magazines.
through this response, this is able to
give me an idea of what the
distribution costs for my magazine
will be as well as the cover price of
the magazine.

Spending power
• The cost of both magazine ideas is £2.50 which is
a reasonable price for the audience I am targeting
my magazine ideas at and based on the amount
of content that is within each issue of the
magazine.
• As the social class is high up on the socio-
economic needs, this means that the spending
power will be higher compared to social classes
that are lower on socio-economic needs as
people within ABC1 social classes have jobs that
have a high income.

Advertising revenue
• As displayed on the magazine flat plan, there is 11 full page advertisements
that are in each issue of the magazine which is an appropriate number of
advertisements in an issue of the magazine.
• The price of each full page FH(full page advertisement) is £3,025 (according
to advertising rates on the screenshot above).
• As there is 11 pages that are full page advertisements on my magazine flat
plan, the total cost of the 11 full page advertisements is £33,275.
References
http://www.bauermedia.co.uk/uploads/Kerrang!-MediaPack-2011.pdf

Magazine’s marketplace
• By the magazine just starting up and coming on
the market, this will mean that it will have other
magazines that it will be competing against other
magazines such as NME and Q magazine that
have a similar genre to the one I am portraying in
my magazine. Another way in which the
magazine will be marketed is through advertising
on social media e.g. Facebook and Twitter as this
will generate a wide audience with the music
genre it is representing as amongst the audience,
it is a popular music genre that features such
content that wont be found anywhere else.

How the magazine is going to be marketed
• My magazine will be marketed through social media sites such as
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.
• Based on advertising on Facebook, any budget can be set to advertise
the magazine page as the cost that has been set is related to the
advertisement that is displayed to the audience that have liked other
pages that are relevant and feature similar topics to the magazine.
• For twitter, an exact price for advertising hasn’t been set as this is
determined through the budget that has been set as well as the bid
that has been selected through the setting up the campaign for the
magazine.
• By using different social media sites to promote my magazine, this will
contribute into gaining the support of individuals from a wide-range
audience as it has content that is based on mainstream music which is
mainly aimed at the younger generation than the older generation.

Profit and Loss breakdown
Profit
• 15,000 x £2.50= £37,000
• advertising revenue=£33,275
• subscription= £200,000
• £200,000+£33,275+£37,000=£270,275(Total profit)
Loss
• £97,200+£9,270+£315+£49.99+£1,276.00+£8.33+£2.33
+£53.20 +£8,091=£116,265.85(equipment and cost)
• £25,000+£25,000+£25,000+£25,000+£25,000+£25,000+£32
,500+£23,724= £206,224(staff and cost)
• Total cost for printing quotes and cost=£5,624.35
• Total loss=£328,114.20

Profit and loss breakdown(Continued)
• Total loss=£328,114.20
• Total profit=£270,275
These figures displays the total loss and profit the
magazine is going to make which means money will
be lost in the first year of production of the
magazine. Also, this is due to the fact more money
is spent on staff and equipment compared to how
much is spent on advertising revenue, subscription
offers and the cost of producing 15,000 copies of
the magazine.

Subscription offers
1 magazine each month(12 months) for the
price of 8 magazines=
8 x £2.50= £20.00
10,000 subscriptions x £20.00=£200,000
£200,000 = The total that is made through
subscription offers for the magazine.

Legal and Ethical issues (continued)
• The editor’s code of practice is based on rules which have been enforced by members of
industries that relate to magazines and newspapers that have to be agreed on and accepted. It
is administered by the Editors’ Code of Practice committee that includes ten editors and 5 lay
members which certainly include a chairman and chief executive of the IPSO.
• This is relevant for my magazine as this makes sure that any errors that are made during the
production of my magazine, ipso must be taken into consideration as failing to comply with
the clauses listed on the ipso website could lead to legal action being taken against my
magazine from a certain individual featured in the magazine or competitor.
• On the previous slide, it displays how to make a complaint through ipso about a certain
publication that you were unhappy with or spoke in such nature that was not appropriate to
mention in a publication.
• In order to fill in a complaint to IPSO, an online application form can be filled in, they also
accept writing in a complaint and telephoning in is acceptable.
• There is also a time period in which the complaint must be submitted into IPSO within 4
months of when the article that is being complained about was published or any action that
has taken place. they could possibly take in complaints that are about an article that still has
access through the website of the magazine/newspaper within 12 months of when it was
published.
• This relates to my magazine as accuracy( Clause 1 of the Editors’ Code) is one of the clauses
that relates to my magazine which means that the information given in the magazine must be
accurate, from a reliable source e.g. the artist featured and must relate to the genre of the
magazine and the magazine itself. if any inaccuracy is spotted within the magazine, a
complaint can be sent in by the reader if they are reading information that is false, doesn’t
come from a reliable source or doesn’t relate to the magazine whatsoever.
References
https://www.ipso.co.uk/editors-code-of-practice/
https://www.ipso.co.uk/faqs/editors-code/#what-is-the-editors-code-of-practice
https://www.ipso.co.uk/make-a-complaint/

Legal and Ethical issues(continued)
• There is issues which regards to either a person or group having no choice
but to voice their opinions on whether alternatives are ethical (right) or
unethical (wrong).
• When it comes to producing magazines, companies will have to comply
with the rules once the magazines have been published and sold to
consumers so it will prevent any harm or offence caused to individuals.
• If any ethical issues were to occur in music magazines, it would be more
relevant to those who are younger artists compared to those who have
been in the music industry for long enough to be irrelevant.
• As my magazine features more of younger artists rather than artists that
have been in the music industry for years, this means that ethical issues
will be more relevant to my magazine as they are more to voicing their
opinions through interviews that take place that would be featured in the
magazine.

Copyright and IP
• IP stands for Intellectual property which is defined as having the
correct type of intellectual property protection to prevent other
individuals from stealing or copying your work. This can be applied
to the names of certain products or brands, your own inventions,
the way your product is designed and the work that is produced by
yourself. Examples of intellectual property is Copyright, patents,
designs and trademarks and these types of intellectual property can
be already be there automatically or others will need applying for in
order for the intellectual property to be protected. Intellectual
property can either have more than one author/owner, if it belongs
to a group of people or business and if it has been sold to another
owner or transferred to another individual/business.
• Copyright is when an author has legal rights into creating copies,
licenses and other musical or artistic work whichever the format
and is entitled to owning that work that requires authorised access
for it to be used by other individuals if the author gives permission.

Watermark
• Watermarking is defined as a specific mark that is place on
different types of paper whilst in production that can only
be identified and seen in certain angles of light.
• Depending on the number of photos and videos that will
be watermarked, the prices range from £0 to £13.37 per
month.
• In order to go through the process of watermarking, the
easiest and fastest way of watermarking your images is
through certain websites like watermark.ws which requires
monthly pay in order for it to watermark a certain number
of images and videos that you require.
• What I would watermark on my magazine is the front
cover and back cover so that it conveys to the reader that
each of the material that is featured on the front cover
shouldn’t be plagiarized or else certain action would be
required for this to be prevented. References
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wat
ermark
https://www.watermark.ws/plans

Data Protection Act 1998
The data protection act allows you to control how
personal information from certain individuals is passed
around in businesses, organizations or the government.
This information must be used lawfully, fairly , must be
accurate, has to be kept safe and secure from the public
eye, it also must be kept within a certain time period if
necessary and must be relevant to the content.
References
https://www.gov.uk/data-protection/the-data-protection-
act

Editors Code of Practice
The editor’s code of practice is based on rules which have been enforced by members of industries that relate to magazines
and newspapers that have to be agreed on and accepted. It is administered by the Editors’ Code of Practice committee that
includes ten editors and 5 lay members which certainly include a chairman and chief executive of the IPSO.
The editors code of practice must be taken into consideration whilst making issues of magazines. The three main clauses of
the editors code of practice is:
Clause 1-accuracy
– This clause means that the press are restricted from publishing any content that is irrelevant to the text, that contains
misleading information or images that do not relate to the text.
– if this was to occur, they will need to correct their mistake immediately and publish an apology for giving out
misleading information.
Clause 12- discrimination
– The press must prevent any content that is prejudicial to a certain individual’s race, colour, religion, gender, sexual
orientation etc.
– Any details that cover any of the subjects above must not be spoken of unless it is relevant to the content that has
been published.
Clause 14-Confidential sources
– Every journalist have moral obligations in order to protect any sources of information that have to be kept confidential
and out of the public eye.
– This is important as any information that should be kept from the public but then released means that any news
source can gain information from this and legal action can be taken into place as there is evidence to back up that the
release of confidential information is in breach of Clause 14.
This is relevant for my magazine as this makes sure that any errors that are made during the production of my magazine,
ipso must be taken into consideration as failing to comply with the clauses listed on the ipso website could lead to
legal action being taken against my magazine from a certain individual featured in the magazine or competitor.

Calendar events
• The official date of distribution for my magazine
is 1st January 2016 which is the last date specified
on my production plan. The problem with the
date of distribution issued is that this is the key
date for New Years Day which is an issue because
all shops are closed on that day and many people
could have been celebrating the night before
which means they possibly want the next day to
just relax or have time with family and friends.
This could also mean the magazine could lose
circulation at a high rate and could be beaten by
its competitors.

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