Friday, 2 November 2012
institution
The Institution that I will have my magazine publish by is would be IPC media because they don't have any music magazine other than NME. while this is a plus side it is also a bad thing because that means the institution has only work with one music magazines before and have a lack of experience publish music magazines.
Bauer Media
MOJO
MOJO is the world’s largest UK music magazine,
delivering a monthly dose of world-class journalism and iconic photography to
an audience of extremely passionate music consumers. If you’re featured in
MOJO, you matter.
Q
Q, the UK’s biggest selling music monthly magazine,
sits at the heart of a cross-platform brand that celebrates the biggest stars
in rock and roll and brings you the most exciting new artists. The Q brand has
developed a worldwide reputation as a trusted and premium quality voice of
musical authority amongst fans, musicians and the music industry alike - one
that is founded upon Q's unrivalled access, world-beating exclusives and
outstanding production values. This reputation is extended not only through the
magazine but across online, radio and on into Q's unique events, which
encompass exclusive, intimate live shows with major stars and the world famous
annual Q Awards.
Thursday, 1 November 2012
classic rock magazine information
Classic Rock is a British magazine dedicated to the radio format of classic rock, published by Future Publishing, who are also responsible for its "sister" publication Metal Hammer. Although firmly focusing on key bands from the 1960s through early 1990s, it also includes articles and reviews of contemporary and upcoming artists it deems worthy of note. Despite starting as a one-off project it has become one of the UK's best selling music magazines.[1] In September 2010 it published its 150th issue and now has a higher circulation than the NME. Classic Rock was an idea formulated by ex-Metal Hammer Deputy Editor Jerry Ewing (subsequently Editor of Classic Rock), along with Metal Hammer colleague Dave Ling and art editor Andy Ryan at Dennis Publishing. They suggested a one-off title dedicated to classic rock. They felt it was neglected in publication and would attract a large audience. In 1998 original publishers Dennis Publishing allegedly begrudgingly authorised the first issue of Classic Rock featuring Guns N' Roses and including an article by Mick Wall, a journalist who became something of a renowned name[citation needed] when Axl Rose insulted him on the track "Get in the Ring" on Use Your Illusion II. It sold better than expected and was continued. Wall is one of six writers, along with Ewing and Ling who were involved in that publication and still write for the magazine today. The magazine attracted a niche audience initially but sales grew as Classic Rock featured artists such as Black Sabbath. Iron Maiden and Aerosmith on its cover in the first year. It attracted those who saw mainstream music publications such as Q and NME to be stale, and too focused on discovering the "next big thing". It also came at a time when the charts were even more dominated by pop bands than usual, as record companies seemed unwilling to risk money on bands who wrote their own material. Classic Rock soon became a regular fixture in newsagents the UK, Ireland and Europe, and now publishes 13 issues a year.
The magazine focuses on established bands with credentials dating back to the 1960s. Indeed, many of the artists who have appeared on its cover are deceased
Wednesday, 31 October 2012
music magazines and style model
these are some magazine of rock genre. The style model that I am going to base my magazine is on classic rock magazine. the reason I have pick classic rock magazines is because of the genre of the magazine.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Health and Safety - photo permissions form
Mr lidle said you need permission of the actors before you can take the photo you need the actor to sign this form that says you can take photos of me
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