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Question 3 evaluation

The document discusses plans for publishing a new music magazine. It proposes that a large professional publishing company such as Time Inc. or IPC Media should publish the magazine as they have experience with successful music magazines. It also suggests distributing the magazine through local shops, supermarkets, music festival stalls, CD shops, and offering an online subscription through the magazine's website to gain readers and ensure the magazine's success.

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Being a professional music magazine I think my music magazine would have to be published by a professional publishing company, such as ‘time.inc’. I think this publishing company would be the best to publish my magazine as they publish NME one of the biggest known rock magazines. IPC media would be able to give my magazine bigger and better opportunities to ensure that my magazine is successful, and gains a high readership. They are one of the biggest leading media institutions in the UK alone, and up to 26 million adults read a magazine published buy IPC media.
Then I feel like it would be distributed mainly by local shops, supermarkets etc because I believe it would be well known enough for people to want to find it. I would also want it distributed by stalls at music festivals or CD shops because that’s where people that lobe music and want to find out about it will be. Lastly I would have my own website where people could buy the magazine and even a subscription that committed readers could sign up for.