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...?BtoB Magazine BtoB Magazine aptly describes itself with the catchphrase for BtoB Media Business Magazine as “The Magazine for Business Publishing Executives” whereas its BtoB Online Magazine counterpart is described as “The Magazine for Marketing Strategists.” These specify the target market of the company which is evidently focused on business to business marketing. The former claims to be the sole business to business publishing in the market attracting over 5,000 subscribers to help in their decisions from their “latest trends and insightful analysis” (BtoBonline.com). The latter is provides integrated marketing strategies to its...
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...of the of the Concerned 16 January Journalism, Media and Publishing The concept of Magazine Exceptionalism is based on the premise that magazines unlike other media forms are unique, peculiar and proactive. Magazines as a media genre share a two-way relationship with the society. In fact, David Abrahamson believes that magazines are more vibrant and responsive media forms as compared to other media forms like newspapers, broadcasting and online media (Tim Holmes ed. 2008). For Instance, the newspapers practice a fact driven form of journalism and broadcasted media merely tend to portray and present the salient social norms, unlike magazines (Tim Holmes...
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...Running head: ANALYSING COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE Analysing How Gender is represented in Cosmopolitan Magazine (Affiliation)
Introduction
From a fiction magazine in the United States during the later part of 19th century, Cosmopolitan Magazine has become a women-oriented periodical published by the National Magazine Company (NatMags) in 1960's. Later, Cosmopolitan Magazine is launched in the United Kingdom on 1972 (National Magazine, 2007). According to the well-publicised history of Cosmopolitan, author Helen Gurley Brown is the brains behind the magazine's transformation. Since then, Cosmopolitan is known in the US and UK for its feminist's view; advising women "on how to get the best from their lives, jobs, and relationships... "...
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...In the current times of advancing technology and gizmos, the children are losing interest in reading magazines and story books. The hitherto leisure reading habits are increasingly being replaced by television watching, video games and other types of indoors activities and which are adversely affecting the all round development of children’s personality. The need to promote and inculcate reading habits, have become major concern for the teachers, librarians and the elders. Therefore, a general survey of libraries and bookstores were conducted to find the types of magazines and books that are available for the children and young adults in their early teens and their strategic display. The idea was to find...
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...The Economics behind Marketing "New and Improving" Products Introduction A monopolist is the sole seller of his product in the market hence he acquires market autonomy or power. A monopolist’s market is characterized by a number of features like barriers to entry, product differentiation and market power (Lynn, Barry). By barriers to entry, we mean that unlike perfect competition, where new firms are allowed to enter whenever they see existing firms making above normal profits and leave whenever they are not covering up their costs, this is not possible in the case of a monopoly. There are usually barriers that prevent new firms from freely entering the market and hence this gives the monopolist his autonomy. He is the sole seller...
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...Women’s Magazines: Medium Of Plastic Dreams of the of the Institute Introduction Women’s magazines have always been a source of information related to issues and interests concerning women. The covers of these magazines are colorful, appealing and exciting. Usually, a beautiful and exotic female model adorns the cover with the intention of attracting the attention of the reader and creating a desire in her to read the whole magazine. Women’s magazines try to attract women by promising them the ways to lead a happy, fulfilling and exciting life. However, in an attempt to sell their magazines, the publications have crossed the boundary of...
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...Numéro Magazine Magazine Numero magazine divergent to numerous global publications assumes an intriguing perspective in both the selection and the content it features. This is evident in the manner in which it has ventured in concentrating upon women issues, especially fashion, and eluding to publish other common issues. These encompass relationships, cooking or other female related issues, which other magazines have integrated in their content to offer their readers with varied tastes that they may desire. Contrarily, Numero magazine has intended to specialize immensely on fashion that utilizes art and luxury. Besides, concurrently to the author’s idea...
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... Teacher I. Picked Magazine: Preview Magazine Preview magazine is a beauty magazine that features fashion for both men and women, health, gender differences, sex, relationships and sometimes sports and gadgets.
II. Magazine’s environment
The magazine’s environment on the shelf also contains other magazines of similar nature which includes Elle, Vogue, etch. Outside of the shelf where it is sold, these magazines can also be found in beauty salons, magazine racks of waiting lobby of offices, coffee tables and homes of most women.
III. Editorial environment
The editorial environment is consistent with the theme. Checking several issues of Preview magazine, its editorial is always in keeping with fashion, health and relationships... .
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...). Although the possibility of development of a celebrity culture is largely dependent upon the duration and extent to which a given media exerts its influence on a given population; it is yet certain that the effects of such media exposure cannot be escaped with ease and as media continues to exert its influence on a population, the development of celebrity culture becomes a reality. A prominent example of such medium is the Vogue Magazine, which has been influencing the lives of people of the society since 1892, when immediately after its inception, it succeeded in attracting the attention of the aristocrat class of the New York city, which at that time lacked a class of society that value the ritualistic and...
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...Time Magazine Time Magazine is written as TIME and is an American weekly English news magazine published in New York City. Time Magazine was founded in 1922 and was aimed at informing audiences within and without the United States through weekly newsfeed on current issues spanning the lives of the people. Time Magazine has grown over the years to be one of the most influential news magazines globally. This study aims at reviewing the Time Magazine to gain an in-depth understanding of Time Magazine’s history and development in the world.
Founders
Henry Luce and Britton Hadden co-founded Time...
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