Magazines - Tatler Flashcards

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Masthead

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the title of a newspaper or magazine at the head of the first or editorial page

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Cover line

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secondary article headlines that feature on the cover of the magazine

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Feature article

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a newspaper or magazine article that deals in-depth with a particular topic.

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Feature photo

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consists of a series or collection of photo which is interwoven to convey a story without any need for captions to convey through words.

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Pug

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elements placed in the top left or top right of the cover - usually price, logo, date, or promotion

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House style

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refers to the specific usage and editing conventions followed by writers and editors to ensure stylistic consistency in a particular publication or series of publications.

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Colour palette

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A color palette, in the digital world, refers to the full range of colors that can be displayed on a device screen or other interface, or in some cases, a collection of colors and tools for use in paint and illustration programs.

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Typography

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the art or procedure of arranging type or processing data and printing from it.

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Mode of address

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how the text speaks to the audience and involves them. It also refers to how a text influences the audience.

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Verbal codes

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a set of rules about the use of words in the creation of messages.

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Tag

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a shorter sentence or question beneath the cover line that gives additional information or poses a related question

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Puff/badge

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a quote, cover line or tag places in a filled shape of color, usually a star or circle.

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Added value

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USP - promotional elements to add value to the magazine additional to the article contents e.g. giveaways, competitions, free gifts, etc.

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Slogan

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A catchy, memorable phrase to summarise the identity and ethos of the magazine - forms and elements of a house style. Usually fairly simple.

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Tatler: Context

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Owned by: Tatler
First published: 1709
Platforms (physical, digital, social):
Over the past year, Tatler has had a circulation boost, with total print and digital circulation up 1.3% year on year to over 79,000.
Audience demographics (age, gender, ethnicity): 36% male, 64% female. The age group is 20-45
Star: Georgina Bevan (actress), April 2017

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TATLER: audience demographics

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digital-print 
72-80% ABC1
77-84% FEMALE
42-46 AVERAGE AGE
40-47% LONDON
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Theory of Layout

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Top left: given & ideal
Top right: new & ideal
Bottom left: given & real
Bottom right: new & real

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TATLER: ANALYZE THE COVER TO COMMUNICATE MEANING

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Ideal given: “MOST INVITED 2017” - social scene, parties, who’s hot who’s not, target audience of A-C1

Real new: “ONE MONTH GAP YEAR” “You won’t get much sleep, but it will be fun”

Maslow’s hierarchy of needs - ESTEEM - Georgina Bevan, Pearls, Gold costume.
SELF ACTUALISATION - James Corden, social climbing, born nobility.