Teen Vogue Flashcards

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What publishing group are Vogue and Teen Vogue part of?

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Conde Nast

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When was Teen Vogue created?

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First produced in print edition in 2003 as sister publication to Vogue.

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What is Conde Nast?

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Premier media company renowned for producing the highest quality content for the world’s most influential audiences. Diversified into cross-media products

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How many consumers does Conde Nast’s magazines attract?

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120 million

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What magazines does Conde Nast own?

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  • Vogue & Teen Vogue
  • Vanity Fair
  • Glamour
  • GQ
  • The New Yorker
  • Wired
  • W
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What happened to the Teen Vogue’s print magazine sales in 2015?

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2015: In response to declining sales, it cut back its print distribution and focused on digital content

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What happened to the Teen Vogue’s print magazine sales in 2016?

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After single-copy sales dropped 50% in 1st 6 months of 2016 alone, it went quarterly (4 issues/year)

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What happened to the Teen Vogue’s print magazine sales in 2017?

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Closure of the print mag completely in Nov 2017.

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Who leads the Teen Vogue website?

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Phillip Picardi. It grew substantially- 10m unique users in 2017, 6m facebook likes, 3.5m Twitter followers and a huge following on Snapchat.

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When did the style of reporting begin to change?

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Final issue in 2015 changed style of reporting & content by featuring 3 unknown black models, a focus on identity and acceptance.

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Who is the editor of the Teen Vogue website?

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Elaine Welteroth and Picardi led mag in radically diff direction w/focus on politics, racism and gender identity as well as fashion and culture under the term ‘woke’.

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Who started ‘Woke’?

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Political term of African American origin that refers to an awareness of issues concerning justice. Range of topics covered has expanded the appeal and range of brand.

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What is the political positioning of Teen Vogue?

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Left-wing, liberal

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How does Teen Vogue encoruage audience interaction?

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Teen Vogue Summit- bringing together activists, speakers, workshops, etc. in LA + other areas.

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Who is the typical Teen Vogue reader?

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  • More political active, global audience
  • ‘Campus life’ suggests older readership
  • Still interested in content, beauty which T.V addresses by feat ‘opinion leader’ (2 step flow) of social media
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