The Big Issue Flashcards

1
Q

Who created the Big Issue?

A

John Bird and Gordon Rodick

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2
Q

When was it established?

A

1991

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3
Q

How does the Big Issue support homeless people?

A

Helps then earn money from the profit of the magazines to get off the streets

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4
Q

How many people have they helped?

A

1.8 million people have benefitted

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5
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What does circulation mean?

A

How many copies are sold

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6
Q

What does the magazine include?

A

Political and social issues, celebrity news, guest reporters

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7
Q

Mass audience?

A

Readership on a far larger scale

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8
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Niche audience?

A

Narrower group of readers with particular interest

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9
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How many copies a week sold?

A

300,000

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10
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What are consumer magazines?

A

Sold in shops and newsstands for information and entertainment. For public

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11
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What are trade magazines?

A

Directed at industrial professional groups. Bought by subscription

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12
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When did the Big Issue start selling online?

A

3rd October 2022

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13
Q

Which contexts must you study for magazines and the Big Issue?

A

Social, cultural and political

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14
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What set products must you study for Section B: Magazines?

A

The Big Issue from September 2024

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15
Q

Why are front covers important?

A

First bit of publication that the reader will see, must appeal to audience, indicate genre

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16
Q

What does the seasonal theme mean?

A

When the colors relate to a time of year, e.g: hearts and pink for Valentines’s Day

17
Q

Anchorage?

A

When there is writing that fixes the meaning of an image, such as a caption

18
Q

What is a blurb?

A

Small section of text to explain the purpose and story of the magazine, factual information

19
Q

What is a byline?

A

The author’s name and job description before an article

20
Q

What is a buzz word?

A

High-impact words placed at random

21
Q

DPS stands for what?

A

Double-page spread

22
Q

What is the name of an image that is not a photo?

A

Graphic feature

23
Q

Pull quote?

A

phrase or sentence used to attract a reader’s attention, usually in a larger font size

24
Q

What is a skyline?

A

Sell lines/adverts found at the top of a magazine

25
Q

What is the target demographic?

A

Women and men who are well educated have a higher social class.

26
Q

Big Issue’s slogan?

A

A hand up, not a hand out

27
Q

Media language for the Big Issue?

A

Mise-en-scene, typography to catch readers eye, teasers, banners, price