Media institutions

1. Media Institutions

2. Bauer media is a media group based in Germany it produces a wide
range of things within the media industry such as magazines, radio and
TV stations and as well as digital products. Bauer Media is a
powerhouse within the media world with an estimated revenue of €2.4
billion in 2013 as well as having the total number employees hit 11,000
in the same year. It has came a long way since its founding in 1875
when it operated within a small printing house in Germany. As it now
produces a wide range of branded products.
Bauer Media

3. As you can see on the right hand side
Bauer Media Group produces a wide
range of magazines for a wide range
of different genres. These range from
music magazines like ‘Q’ and ‘Mojo’
to a magazine such as ‘Today’s
Golfer’.
Magazine Production from Bauer

4. Q Magazine is the UK’s best selling monthly rock magazine
selling 52,700 copies each month and therefore the biggest
rock magazine under production by Bauer Media. Q is one
of the must trusted and reputable within music industry. The
magazine covers the rock genre and being the biggest
magazine within this Genre. This is more than just a
magazine as Q is a brand within itself as it has its own TV
channel, radio station and award ceremony all of which are
highly regarded in the world of music.
‘Q’ Magazine

5. Mojo is the world largest UK music magazine With a total
circulation of 79,345 readers. It is now produced by Bauer
after a hand over from Emap in 2008. It contains a wide
range of content such as news, reviews and interviews along
with high quality photography. It includes wide range of
genres such as classic and modern rock, folk, soul, country
to reggae, electronic and experimental.
Mojo Magazine

6. Immediate media is a Bristol, London and Hammersmith
based media institution, founded in 2011. The company
employs 750 people to publish over 50 magazines and title
over 30 websites . Of these magazines the key one is the
Radio Times as it generates over 60% of the companies
profit. The company only produces magazines but is known
especially for producing 23 different magazines for the
BBC for a wide range of audiences.
Immediate Media

7. The Company publishes over
50 magazines with 23 of these
being for the BBC covering a
wide range of styles and
genres. The two music
magazines it produces are
BBC music magazine and Top
of the Pops.
Magazine Production from
Immediate Media

8. The BBC Music Magazine was
first published in June 1992 and
ever since has being know for
the the coverage of classical
music and lesser know for the
coverage of jazz. The most
recent statistic for the magazines
circulation was 40,958. The
magazine contains things such as
news and interviews.
BBC Music Magazine

9. Top of the Pops magazine was first published in February
1995, it focuses on things such as gossip, fashion, beauty
and posters this is to meet its target audience of teenager
girls. The most recent stat for the magazines circulation
revealed it was around the 65,000 mark. The magazine
previously had its own TV show until it was cancelled in
2006.
Top of the Pops Magazine

10. Timeinc.UK is Britain's leading publisher of of magazine
content in the UK in physical and digital form across web,
mobiles and tablets. It represents over 60 different brands
these include magazines such as NME and Decanter. The
company makes contact with over 130 million people per
month through the production of magazines in over 30
different countries across the globe.
Timeinc.UK

11. NME (New Musical Express) is a weekly music magazine
published since March 1952. It covers genre such as rock,
alternative and indie music. The most recent figure for its
circulation revealed 19,491are evolved in its circulation
across digital and print platforms. When it was first
published it was closer to a newspaper format but then
during the 80’s and 90’s moved towards a magazine format.
NME Magazine

12. Uncut is a monthly music magazine based in London,
though primarily music it also has a section dedicated
towards films and books. The first issue was published in
May 1997 aiming at 25-45 year olds males they have met
this as 86% the readers are male with an average age of 37.
The most recent figure for magazines circulation was
56,223.
Uncut Magazine

13. EMAP is a media company that is primarily focused on the
production of business to business magazines whilst they
also take part in the organisation of business conferences
and events. The company was founded in 1947 and is
based in London. In the most recent figures the
company's revenue was the figure £1.154 billion.
EMAP