magazine industry

Vogue and Women.

• Ones a lifestyle magazine and ones a fashion magazine.
• Vogue is glamorous and women is simple.
• Women is friendly and Vogue is 'looking down' on you.
• Vogue is expensive ad women is affordable.
• Women is working class.
• Vogue is middle class.
• Women sells 3 million.
• Women holds a dominant ideology.
• Vogue is high end and has an exotic and challenging mise en scene.
• Women has an approachable and an every-women mise en scene. 

•  This article is all about men.
• Reinforcing mens importance in a woman's life.    
• Men like getting their hair cut inspired by the beetles.
• This gives the audience pleasure in finding out information they wouldn't find out normally.
• Allows women to know how to please heir man more.
• Patriarchal hegemony.
• This article is taking the 'piss' out of men and presenting a stereotypical view on them.

• The image on the right shows the man below the women.
• Female dominance as she is standing on the mans head.
• The man is in a "woman' pose which suggests the roles are reversed.
• The man is 'turning' into a women, risque.
• Gives women power.
• The quote suggests that men are big-headed and vein.
• Men only how the 'power' if you let them.

To what extent are Adbusters and woman examples of specialised and institutionalised media productions?

• This question is asking how the magazine is different and how it was made.
• Woman's magazine originally competed with a magazine called Women's own and Women's weekly. 
• IPC bought the companies to form a conglomerate.
• IPC bought out the competition to form a monopoly.
• Woman peaked in 1959.
• IPC now has a large audience to anchor them to believe in their ideologies.