Vogue- Industry and audience Flashcards

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Who bought conde nast in 1959

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  • Samuel Newhouse
  • Bought it for an anniversiary gift for the wife 55mil
  • kept the conde nast name for prestige elements- conglomerisation
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Who was Vogues editor in the 60s

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  • Diana vreeland
  • pushed for exotic locations
    incredibly influential
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3
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What is vogues cover price

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£3.99

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4
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How much was a full page advert in vogue 2016

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£36,000

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5
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Regulations of magazines

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  • difficultys occurs in regulation due to faulty moderatiors
  • if mag industry owned by conglomerates they are likely to be regulating it — Curren and Seaton
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6
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What is a monopoly

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where one company is able to establish total control of a market

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7
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Was vogue successful post war period

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  • Yes very
  • Many women were enjoying consumerism and ‘treating yourself’ became an economic boom- disposable income
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Stats from British Vogue media kit 2022

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  • 64% ABC1
  • 20.4 mil reached
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9
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What is the overall global montly readership

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100+mil

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10
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How many international versions are there of vogue

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28- Links to hesmondhalgh

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Counters to Hesmondhalgh on vote taking risks

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  • Using coloured photos which were more expensive to produce but target audience could afford it
  • One of the first fashion magazines to included a black women
  • Builds brand idenity as mordern progressive due to including LGBTQ and plus size models
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12
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How does vogue avoid risks

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  • 2 stepflow
  • Had guest editors to create their own versions
  • members of the royal family included

– all adds elements of quality and exclusivity

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Do vogue readers embrace the print adverts included

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  • Yes due to vogue being opinion leaders
  • V gives them the idea in what the best lifestyle is
  • affluent audiences can afford the products being sold to them
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‘money’ article and audience

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  • Aspirer audiences, however are mentioned too as people with more taste than money
  • reformers: a women wrote the article in the 60s
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‘Picnic’ article and audience

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  • Culture capital is require to be familar with the pictures featured

-Aspires to have a sense of liberation and travel with the locations provided

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16
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Cutex and imperial advert audiences

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  • Progressive for women in society
  • make up may be focused on white western beauty standards
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