Within my research, I have looked at many different aspects which affect the production and publication of magazines. For example, we looked at how different genres of magazine appeal to different genders and to different age groups and who exactly their target audience is. I also looked at the conventions of certain magazines and how some magazines choose to subvert conventions despite the fact that a lot of magazines don't tend to sell very well this way. This has allowed me to conclude that the pop magazine that I am going to produce will definately follow conventions rather than subvert them. We then moved on to research into semiotics and how certain signs and looks can denote one thing but connote something completely different.
My research helped me to decide that I want to produce a pop magazine for the main part of my task because it covers some very interesting topics such as the decline of pop magazines. This has enabled me to create extra blogs and to also gain a greater understanding and idea of exactly what a pop magazine should look like. Although most pop magazines have declined and been abolished in recent years, 'Top Of The Pops' magazine is still being sold monthly, and so I have decided that I am going to structure the basic framework of my magazine around this style model.
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