Magazine publishers

2. IPC connect – Woman’s weeklies

3. IPC ignite - Leading media player in the key men's sector

4. IPC inspire – Specialist interests

5. 3990975187960Market Force – Leading news trade sales and distribution company

6. IPC Southbank – Woman’s lifestyle and home interest

8. Magazine

9. 4162425112395TV

10. Radio

11. Mobile

12. Annual Awards

14. Uncut magazine

15. UK, s most authoritative music and movie magazine.

16. Hybrid – mix of two genres (music and movies)

17. Targets an older audience. Different to NME.

18. Other magazines include Rugby, Country life and other niche market magazines.

19. 2619375-940435Emap

20. A global media group providing resources to lots of different sectors in society, e.g. Finance, fashion, education...

21. Emap sold their radio business in 2008 to Bauer Verlag KG for £422m.

22. Magazines

23. Kerrang –

24. Q magazine – Biggest selling music magazine monthly in the UK.

25. Audience – All music listeners that appreciate a broad variety of mainstream music. Aimed at older teens to adult. An adult market. Usually bought by males but not just targeted at them.

26. Colour – recurring theme of red, white and black.

27. Puff – different take on music

28. 292417526670Q radio – online/freeview

29. Music TV channel

30. Annual Awards

31. 2314575135890

32. BBC

33. The biggest and longest broadcaster in the world.

34. 8 national TV channels.

35. 10 national radio stations.

36. Regional television and radio.

37. 1352550421640BBC iPlayer

38. Funded by the public in the form of a license fee. (£11.63 per month)

39. Established under a royal charter. (2007 – 2016) – BBC has editorial independence. Educate, inform and entertain.

40. Top of the Pops

41. 3657600780415TOTP started as a music magazine to accompany the programme but has now changed its purpose. It is now the UK’s best selling teen gossip magazine and is aimed at girls.

42. Development Hell

43. Development Hell Ltd is an independent media company based in Islington, north England.

44. It currently published 2 music magazines.

45. The Word

46. Mixmag

47. Andrew Harrison and Mark Ellen – Long experience of working with music magazines.

48. In April 2009 they bought ‘Dontstayin.com’

49. The Word Magazine

50. 454342595885

51. Music genre mainly rock

52. Aimed at older adults – 20+

53. Podcasts

54. CD Links

55. Best UK music magazine of 2007/2008. – Respected magazine.

56. MixMag

57. Aimed at club/dance scene

58. Aimed at teens and young adults.

59. Mixmag TV

60. Clothing

61. Tour

62. Technology

63. 1628775512445DontStayIn.com complements MixMag.