The Big Issue
Reference to the following in an exam question:
- DR CAGES
- CLIFT
- CLAMPS;
- Locations, costumes, props, makeup, lighting, camera shots, angle, typography, layout, text
Key Terms:
Circulation - Number of copies that a magazine sells
Readership - Not just who buys a magazine but the total number of people likely to read it
Mass Audience - Readership, but on a much larger scale
Niche Audience - Narrow group of readers with a particular interest
Subscription - Where a reader pays for a set of copies of a magazine in advance at lower price and receives them by post
Intertextuality - texts blending together
The 'INSIDE' label on the front cover is in bold and red to stand out among the cover's images and text - so that it doesn't get lost within the background - provides more information. It helps provide training, secure housing and heath care.
The Big Issue FACTS:
100,000 copies sold per week
2,000 vendors in Britain
Copies made for £1.25 and sold for £2.50
2013, over 5 million poud was made
The paper has inspired 120 other countries to create similar magazines to help the homeless
100 people approach the business each week
4,000 bed spaces in hostels are available
More than 240 people slept rough in the cold weather, a 5% rise since 2012
8000+ people homeless in England
It is the most widely circulated street newspaper
Hybrid Genre (entertainment and social business) .
"Ethical Capitalism" - the right way of doing something, making money
Magazine Key Terms:
Master-head = title of the magazine
Plug = text that 'plugs' a feature that will appear inside
Puff = a story prominent on the front cover
Cover stars = a 'star' featured on the front cover
Anchorage text = text that anchors the main image and gives content and meaning
Banner = text runs across the lower section
Skyline = text run across the top section
Magazines Advertisement:
Without the advertisement no magazines could survive. No adverts would make the magazine cover price 3 or 4 times greater
Income comes from the advertisement included
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