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  4. Media Technologies: Class 6, Magazines

Media Technologies: Class 6, Magazines

  • 1 European magazines
    • 1.1 storehouse of reprinted content from other sources
    • 1.2 Originated in Europe in 1700s
    • 1.3 Elegant and amusing writings
      • Literature
      • Politics
      • Music
      • Theater
      • Personalities
  • 2 American magazines
    • 2.1 William Bradford’s American Magazine
    • 2.2 Ben Franklin’s General Magazine and Historical Chronicle
    • 2.3 Short-lived due to American Revolution
      • Too few readers
      • High costs of publishing
      • Expensive distribution
  • 3 Partisan magazines
    • 3.1 Thomas Paine’s Pennsylvania Magazine
  • 4 Miscellanies
    • 4.1 Variety of content
    • 4.2 Appeal to small, far-flung audiences
  • 5 Copyright
    • 5.1 Passed in 1790
    • 5.2 gave authors a copyright
      • 14 years
      • Royalty fees
    • 5.3 Helped encourage new content
  • 6 Popular 19th Century Magazines
    • 6.1 Enhanced Magazine Covers
      • artistic drawings
      • color images
      • article teaser
    • 6.2 Advertising
      • more revenue
      • lower costs
      • more pages
    • 6.3 Cost
      • 35 cents
  • 7 20th Century Urbanization
    • 7.1 industrialization
      • factories
      • foundries
      • assembly lines
    • 7.2 growing urban society
      • immigration
      • assimilation
    • 7.3 reading grew as a mass medium
  • 8 Muckraking
    • 8.1 Progressive Era
    • 8.2 Titles
      • McClures
      • Colliers
    • 8.3 Important Works
      • Ida Tarbell
      • Great American Fraud
      • Senators
      • Daughters of the Poor
      • The Jungle
    • 8.4 Reforms
      • Anti Trust against Standard Oil
      • Pure Food and Drug Act
      • Amendment requiring direct election of senators
      • Mann Act against White Slavery
      • Meat Inspection Act
  • 9 General Interest Magazines
    • 9.1 Saturday Evening Post
    • 9.2 Ladies Home Journal
    • 9.3 newsmagazines
    • 9.4 Time (1923)
    • 9.5 Life (1936)
    • 9.6 Reader’s Digest (1922)
  • 10 Segmented Audiences
    • 10.1 Post World War II
    • 10.2 Growth of Titles
      • 250 (1950)
      • 20,000+ (today)
    • 10.3 Women’s Magazines
      • segmented futher
    • 10.4 Independent Production
      • desktop publishing
      • inexpensive photocopying
      • web magazines
  • 11 Specialization of Magazines
    • 11.1 Consumer Magazines
    • 11.2 Membership Magazines
    • 11.3 Trade Magazines
    • 11.4 niche audiences

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