Music industry

•  8th January 2021

Terminology 

• Conglomerate 

Something consisting of distinct/ different parts all grouped together 

A conglomerate company mixes together several different types of business operations that may or may not seem related. - pasted 

• Globalised 

Develop or be developed to make international/ global influence or difference

• Diversity 

The state of being diverse; variety 

A range of different things

• Regulation 

Familiar or the same, repetitive

• Revenue 

The income of something/ amount of money being made

• Circulation 

A continuous motion/ the way in which something flows, usually liquid 

Research.. who publishes 

I’m confused on what to do with this?

Bauer media- research 

They own around 600 magazines with over 400 digital products and 50 radio and TV stations

It produces two uk music magazines called Q? And kerrang!? They diversified the brand mojo by using and publishing many different types of magazines and having a range of different media products as well as radio stations and tv channels.they own many different media companies such as:

• TV listings titles.
• Music publications.
• Kerrang!
• Other publications.
• Rebel Wilson v Bauer Media Group.
• U.S. magazines and special interest publications.

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Bauer media group is a diverse media conglomerate because they own many different media companies all grouped into one face company with many different media benefactors such as radio stations tv channels magazines etc.., they are massive in the media world because they own so much and because of how many companies they have a grouped together they are a conglomerate which is a massive benefit when it comes to owning all of this stuff and publishing so much.

Which agency’s regulate magazines and newspapers?

Independent press standards organisation (IPSO)

and press complaints commission? (PCC)

 Bauer media uses IPSO??

Magazines receive revenue from the aids in the paper, if they do a collaboration with a brand or person maybe an influencer, obviously from the money they get from people buying the magazines. 

I think there has been as dramatic fall in print magazines over the last ten years because technology is evolving and most things are online now you can read books online listen to the radio or a podcast, so there is kinda no point in picking up a magazine and reading it if you have a phone. 

As well as the reduce in plastic production because of the environment and being eco friendly also recycling, some magazines include plastic toys and those are wrapped in plastic so that could be a factor in why it has reduced?

Quick test like thing?

Who owns mojo magazine?

Bauer media 

Who regulates mojo magazine?

Bauer?

How many British magazines are globalised?

2??

Give two ways a magazine can gain revenue?

Advertisement and collaboration/ sponsorship