Friday, 27 March 2009
Thursday, 26 March 2009
What I want to do
i need to make a sticker for my magazine draft.
Posted by Andrew Harrisons AS Media Project Block D at 04:11 0 comments
Friday, 6 March 2009
Music Magazine Idea's
Possible Magazine names:
Metal Magazines: Hardware, Ingot, Agency, Mechanism.
Blues, Psychadelic, Prog Rock Magazines: Theremin, Acid,
Ingot - Hard Metal Magazine, Focusing on modern day metal bands in the alternative/nu metal scene, but also featuring bands which inspired these current bands, with infomation on past popular forms of rock, This Would be mainstream.
Target Audience - Metal/Rock/Hard Rock/Nu Metal / Alternative Metal...
Gender - Nearly all male
Age - 17- 30
Acid - This Magazine would be niche, due to covering limited genre's and having a specific target audience, and a specific number of age group. The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Cream, Pink floyd etc, would be featured, but also with newer bands which find influence from these bands, which could also follow
Target Audience - Older prog/psychadelic/blues/rock fans and younger fans which follow the music (Niche Audience)
Gender - Prodominately Men
Age - Not age specific
Posted by Andrew Harrisons AS Media Project Block D at 05:41 0 comments
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Objective
To define Niche and Mainstream, and Progress with IPC and Bauer.
Posted by Andrew Harrisons AS Media Project Block D at 03:41 0 comments
Definitions
Niche: The Term Niche, is that given to a audience, or genre specific product, in this case magazines. A niche magazine shares the same ideologies and has a small audience that is specific.
Financially Niche magazines sell less magazines, but have less funding into them, and in multiple cases are published far less frequently apposed to mainstream, for example fRoots magazine, is only published 9 times a year.
Mainsteam: Is the term given to a mass audience targetting magazine, which is frequently published, and has large funding resources, from which it can produce more frequent, high spec magazines.
Kerrang! would be a prime example of a magazine of a mainstream magazine, as 52,272 copies are sold each issue, and 26 issues are sold a year, or Q which sells 103,017 copies per issue, but only 6 issues a year.
Posted by Andrew Harrisons AS Media Project Block D at 02:53 0 comments


