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Argument/structure
Your Experience
Technology/ current development
Audience

I agree with this statement to a certain extent. The reason i do is because of the mass production that big institutions like Bauer Media create. Whilst Bauer is an international company it can still target the particular audience for all of its magazines.  

Notes on Magazines

CLOSER

• £1.30
• 16 - 40
• high street fashion
• website and app
• recent technology used
• weekly circulation 539,991

MATCH

• published 1979
• young teenagers
• 7-19 years old
• readership - 46, 233 a lower compared to other magazines
• advertising online (footballing sites) 

SPIRIT AND DESTINY 

• ABC1 25-44 women
• under 25's to cynical 
• circulation - 46,580
• readership 121,108
• very social  
• spiritualism, books can be bought 

EMPIRE

• the biggest british film magazine 
• Bauer
• published by emap but then stole Bauer
• competitor total film
• Australia russia
• ABC1 16 - 64 
• in-depth reviews, competition, sponsors, Microsoft, sony 
• adverts in back pages and front

Q

• 25 + year old music buyer
• male and female
• monthly publish
• appeals to everyone
• interviews 
• promote books and CD's
• 77,000 - 64, 000 went down (readership)
• TV, radio, website. magazine
• 40 out 166 pages are adverts

Car magazine 

• aimed at car lovers 
• readership- 18.5% female-81.5% male 
• 15-55
• abc1+2
• advice on maintaining and repairing cars
• covers major car manufactures and models 
• technology- website. facebook+twitter+newsletter
• logo, cover star/story, features 

MORE 

• main personality (celebrity) gain interest
• 18-34 women C-B 
• new, talking points, style ideas. 
• adverts, clothing make-up and perfume
• 50 pages of beauty every month
• 42 mins per week reading
• twitter Facebook, instagram, tumblr, youtube
• technology 18-34 year old women
• circulation 106, 065
• newsletter and updates

HEAT

• launched 1999
• mobile apps, twitter, Facebook, newsletter
• ABC1 women, 16-35
• weekly newsletter or breaking new alerts
• 11th in all magazine sales in the UK, women it 4th
• £1.65 an issue
• 500,000 a week circulation
• cover-star
• updates recent popular TV programmes

Closer

• weekly circulation of 539,991
• relationships. celebrities, gossip, beauty and health 
• 15-34 year old women
• two cover stars- well known celebrities 
• main story's in a yellow box
• house style- yellow, pink and white 

FHM research

Demographics - 18-35 years C1, C2 and D
Readership figures 
Reach: It was read by 892,000 adults.
Percentage reach: It was read by 1.8% of the adult population.
Circulation figures
The latest figure represents a 20.6% year-on-year drop from 177,261, as the men’s market in general continues to freefall
Content - the content of this magazine involve "FHM's 100 sexiest women", relationship advice and girls girls girls. And some celebrity stories

Skins Extract Analysis

The scene in Maxi's flat really helps to show the disabilities that Tony carries. The camera angles and shots are a massive contribution to the portrayal of his state of mind. There are obviously a lot of shot reverse shots because there is a lot of conversation and use of facial expressions to set the mood. One of the shots that aids the effects of the disabilities is where the camera focus's on the food that tony is eating. The reason it does this is because his brain injuries are so severe that he has forgotten the correct way to eat his food. Also, the camera is mostly focused on tony's face, even when Maxi'x mum is talking to him; this allows us to monitor Tony's reactions to Maxis mum when he can't remember who she is or previous events that she recalls before Tonys accident. Also when Maxi cuts up Tony's dinner for him, the camera is really drawn to this too represent the disorder.