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Academic Term Papers Catalog Relationships Between Magazine Producers and Consumers.
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09039. Relationships Between Magazine Producers and Consumers.This paper provides an overview and analysis of the relationship between magazine producers and their readers, considering party has more influence and power in the relationship. The role of gender issues in the relationship between magazine producers and consumers is examined. The research and views of Joke Hermes, are considered. It is argued that overall, readers have more power since magazine producers must cater to readers’ wishes and demands in order to stay in business. Free Appendix includes 5 images. TAGS: magazine journalism content producers consumers relations power gender images women submissive commodification. Harvard Style. 9 pages, 20 footnotes, 8 bibliographic sources. 2,176 words. |
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