End of Unit Quiz: Magazines

Which of these pages in TBI may help to maximise audiences?

Which audience may decode the Grayson Perry article in a oppositional way (Hall)?

TBI was founded by Gordon Bird and John Roddick in 1993

What ideological position would 'ethical capitalism' align with?

Conde Nast is owned by which publishing conglomerate?

The Grayson Perry article / representation subverts what?

Vogue, in 1965, primarily tried to appeal to which audience?

TBI targets 16+ middle-class men

The front cover of Vogue offers glamorous, powerful depiction of femininity

TBI could be used by audiences for escapism (B&K)

TBI is driven by the logical of...?

In what year did TBI re-brand due to falling readership?

Vogue (and Conde Nast) are driven by the logical of profit and power

Vogue is owned by whom?

Which of these ideologies is not encoded within our edition of Vogue?

Which of these aren't Vogue's intended audience, but may be attracted to it anyway?

Vogue is a hybrid mixture of lifestyle, fashion and home

Which of these genres is not evident in TBI?

The Heatwave feature represents women as...?

Most reps of gender in TBI could be characterised as what?

The 'No Soggy Bottoms here' article in TBI utilises what to establish realism?

Conde Nast outsourced the printing of British Vogue to the Moon-engraving Company

What adjecttive could be used to describe reps in the 'Moving On' feature in TBI?

The Imperial Leather advert in Vogue establishes what ideologies?

Which one of these is NOT a context we studied for the 1965 edition of Vogue?