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Kerrang! Magazine - Ownership

Ownership: As of April 2017, Kerrand! Magazine, webdsite and music awards was sold by Bauer Media Group to Wasted Talent, formerly Mixmag Media. Bauer Media will retain the rights in the UK and Europe "to continue broadcasting Kerrang! radioand Kerrang! TV". Perkins said that it was important to keep Kerrang ! in print "as the soul of the brand". Moving Kerrang ! from a weekly to a monthly made sense as it was a better use of editorial resources. "It doesn’t need to be a weekly because news in this area has gone digital. If you’re in LA, Kerrang! is a really well-loved [digital] brand.” Kerrang ! "has been suffering" by putting a lot of its resources in "a relatively low-production, weekly print magazine in the UK”. History of Ownership: 1981 – published as a one-off supplement in Sounds newspaper Initially, it was launched monthly, before going fortnightly; in 1987, it went weekly. Originally owned by United Ne...

Textual Analysis question

Analyse how mise-en-scene elements contributed to the construction of stereotypes in media product you have studied(15). mise-en-scene: Costume Lighting Setting/location Make-up Props Characters Stereotypes: Gang Culture -- negative representation. This confirms to the stereotype because in the sequence they are the ones who start to fight. They are dressed is baggy clothes and look rather run down. They also start the fight in the bathroom, which is a place where there are no cameras and a lot of illegal actions can go down. Old vs Young -- Levi-Strauss: Binary opposition. Old: stereotypically weak/old/incapable Young: Stereotypically strong/fit This is challenged in this sequence because you would expect the younger group to win the fight. However, in this instance the older generation with the fight. Asian Representation Stereotypically a good fighter/clever person Doesn't conform to the stereotype as they lose th...

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