Institutions
& Audiences by Lucy Barker and Maddy Ryder
We have chosen Bauer Media as producers for our music
magazine because we aim to produce a none genre specific magazine;
as Bauer said “genre is dead”, we feel that they are appropriate.
Bauer Media is also responsible for a number of other music
magazines, and has business in magazines, radio, and many other
franchises – having such a strong presence behind our magazine will
give it a good reputation which, as the results to our questionare
show, is considered important by our intended audience (14-18 years).
We have also considered offering our music magazine to a
competitor, such as ICP media . ICP is also a very influential
producer responsible for popular magazines such as Teen Now, which is
aimed at teenage girls and focuses mainly around pop . ICP does not
produce magazines like the one we plan to make, and can be offered as
competition to Bauer media.
We plan to sell our magazine in chain shops, such as Tesco, because our research shows that teenagers find their favorite magazines in shops like these these more often than specialist music stores, which are less readily available, and cater more to an older clientele. Tesco's is also a very well known shop with a huge amount of customers, so we are more likely to gather a large number of buyers.




Ok Lucy first add to Bauer post you must put the hyperlink to the Bauer Media research site and also explain this in more detail. It was there research that suggested 'genre is dead' however ,many would argue that genre is not dead and that it is a good way of anchoring meaning. try to create a sense of argument regarding this.
ReplyDeleteSecondly - spelling 'favourite'
Miss King