This is Polaris.
The name chosen links to the North Star, which is the
brightest star in the sky. It is an awesome thing to convey and it gives
musicians something to aspire to and interpret in their own way.
This is a completely uncharted genre for music magazines and
in this digital age we believe artists and music listeners will jump at the
opportunity to discover new musicians as well as the chance to be magazine
stars themselves.
Also, when these rising talents become popular the
recognition will come straight back to Polaris magazine.
We are also hoping to feature musicians who have hit the
big-time themselves providing interviews and exclusive stories to motivate the
readers (and we’re aware cover stars need to be able to attract their own
audience).
What will be an innovative development is the focus on
digital publication. While there will still be a fortnightly printed issue, the
focus in-house will be on the weekly digital publication which will update
automatically throughout the week once purchased with the latest news, fixing
the misconception that in the digital age magazines are obsolete and out of
date.
The Fortnightly print issue will be an amalgamation of the
two issues, meaning those who want to purchase in print won’t miss out on
anything. We are also developing a unique version of QR codes which will allow anyone who downloaded our app to access links to songs or videos on their phone/ipod/ipad.
We want to provide tasteful colour schemes, featuring
subdued tones and variations on a set colour each issue, this will provide a recognisable
design.
We believe Polaris is the magazine that will find the future
before anyone else.
I like the clear goals of which the blogger establishes, revealing a clear mind set as to what he/she wants to acheive through the medium of their magazine. phrepahs the only way to improve is to expand on other aspects that have the possibility to feature in the magazine.
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