The genre of NME varies greatly it can be a rock magazine or it can be aimed at teenagers with pop music.

Content: The content will vary as well, depending on the type of band being issued on the front of the magazine. The content includes all the latest news about the music world as well as a tabloid type content with celebrity gossip and scandals, it is also set out like a tradition paper and not jumbled up like a tabloid.

The target audience for NME’s magazine is mainly boys and girls from the ages of 15 to 25, the font on the title page being a san serif font so that it stands out from the shelf. The contents is easy to read with lots of pictures which makes appeal to a younger audience. The audience will also change depending on the content of each issue, like if it was classic jazz to may appeal to a older audience.

Publishers: NME magazine is published by IPC media. IPC media is a consumer magazine and digital publisher in the United Kingdom, with a large portfolio selling over 350 million copies each year.

The genre of this magazine is pop and relies on a audience of teenagers.

The content of this magazine has a tabloid feel about it, all the latest gossip and love life scandals from all the pop stars and celebrity's. It may also include chart information and the latest styles worn by the stars. Nearly all of the stories within the magazine are opinion based and there is no real factual evidence.

The target audience is very specific, aimed at teenage girls between 9-15 this is because it is very pink and cluttered.

The top of the pops magazine is published by intermediate media company.

This genre is very obviously, rap

The content of this magazine is about rapping and based upon the latest music produced by the rapping artists. It doesn’t produce much gossip about there life's.

The target audience for this magazine is 15-25.

The publishers of vibe are Quincy jones

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