Edexcel A Level Media Studies - Vogue
Industry June 2024 Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Who created and published Vogue? - Answer>>Conde Nast.
Conde Nast are a large global company that make a? -
Answer>>Wide range of printed magazines.
When did Conde Nast purchase American Vogue? -
Answer>>1909.
When did they launch the UK version of the magazine? -
Answer>>1916.
Vogue thrived throughout the early 20th century, providing
audiences with an? - Answer>>Aspirational lifestyle that they
dreamed of having.
In the post war period, Vogue continued to do well, as many
women were enjoying the? - Answer>>Consumerism and
emphasis on ''treating yourself''.
In general a lot of magazines have suffered heavy losses in the? -
Answer>>Last 20 years.
Vogue, however has not. It sells around how many copies a
month? - Answer>>200,000.
Vogue has a huge range of international editions to? -
Answer>>Target various global audiences.
This reflects Hesmondhalgh's idea that powerful companies often
replicate? - Answer>>Successful formats to maximise profits.
Industry June 2024 Exam Questions and
Answers 100% Pass
Who created and published Vogue? - Answer>>Conde Nast.
Conde Nast are a large global company that make a? -
Answer>>Wide range of printed magazines.
When did Conde Nast purchase American Vogue? -
Answer>>1909.
When did they launch the UK version of the magazine? -
Answer>>1916.
Vogue thrived throughout the early 20th century, providing
audiences with an? - Answer>>Aspirational lifestyle that they
dreamed of having.
In the post war period, Vogue continued to do well, as many
women were enjoying the? - Answer>>Consumerism and
emphasis on ''treating yourself''.
In general a lot of magazines have suffered heavy losses in the? -
Answer>>Last 20 years.
Vogue, however has not. It sells around how many copies a
month? - Answer>>200,000.
Vogue has a huge range of international editions to? -
Answer>>Target various global audiences.
This reflects Hesmondhalgh's idea that powerful companies often
replicate? - Answer>>Successful formats to maximise profits.
