target audience for the magazines

Q Magazine:

Age: older - 20+ - older artists+ mature layout (clean)

Gender: Both men and women can't be defined

Demographic: Job- People of working age. Class- Class cannot be defined as music transcends class.  C1 and above (working class and above)

Uses and Gratification: Entertainment- candid articles/interviews. Information and knowledge- Album release dates and tour dates.

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