News stand task
Firstly, during
the increase of electronic shopping and e-zines finding an actual physical copy
of a music magazine is a lot harder. So when I first went to the shops to look
for music magazines; they were very limited. The music magazines I found were ‘Q’,
‘MOJO’, ‘NME’, ‘KERRANG’, and ‘CLASSIC ROCK’. The music magazines have a really
small section in WHSmiths, all other magazines have bigger sections with their
own titles above each section. As you can see ‘CLASSIC ROCK’ has its own
section ahead of all the other magazines. ‘NME’ is next to classic rock;
however the bottom quarter of the magazine is covered, you can still see the
masthead and the cover lines.
The next
magazine right by ‘NME’ is ‘KERRANG’ which is also similar you can see most of
the magazine like mast head and cover lines but the bottom quarter is covered
which doesn’t really matter too much. On its left there is a little poster
popping out which advertises the ‘Q’ magazine. Right next to it on its left is
‘MOJO’ which is exactly the same as the other two magazines; you can see the
mast head and cover lines. However ‘Q’ magazine is just behind it and a half of
the magazine is covered, however you can see the masthead and the artist which
is Noel Clark, but you can’t see the cover lines.
Music
magazine distribution has changed over the past years; you can barely find
music magazines in stores and if you do they are limited in quantity. Distribution
of magazine is mainly via the internet and you can purchase e-zines via
tablets/smartphones and apps. Music magazines are advertised through Facebook,
Twitter, radios and TV.
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