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The document describes a new punk music magazine called "PunkOut" that will be published by Bauer Media Group. It will target males and females aged 16-30 and feature content related to punk bands and music. The first issue's cover will include an image of the band "Kings Pleasure" along with cover lines about the band and magazine content.
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- 3. Bauer Media Group is a multinational media company Publishes similar genre magazines like:Kerrang
- 5. My front cover page is going to contain an image of a band called “Kings Pleasure” The front cover will contain a main cover line which is going to be related to a band on the pictures, it will also include few other cover lines related to a content of the magazine Colour Scheme: black, green and red