How does you media product represent

particular social groups?

I have aimed my media product at a young audience with the age ranging between 15-25, because of this I have used young models as I know my targeted audience will be able to identify with them

ArticleI chose to write my article in question and answer form because I thought it would be much easier for the audience to read, plus they would find it more interesting because they are getting the information directly from the band/artists therefore they feel like they’re getting an exclusive. I chose to talk about topics that young people can relate to for example relationships.

I mentioned ‘Twitter’ as I know that young people spending the free time on social networking site therefore this might interest them.

I tried to make my article humorous because the stereotypical view of teenagers is that they like to have fun and not be serious. I made the humor relatable to young people by mentioning ‘mum’.Example of humor usedThere’s been a lot of rumours being spread about you is any of it true?Ro: last night at 5:00 am I got a call of my mum who was frantic over the phone shouting “are you alright, I’ve just heard about the car accident” and am there thinking what the hell you on women, then my twitter informed me that there was a rumour going round saying am in hospital after a car accident which made me laugh and my mum very angry. I honestly don’t know where the f*ck it came from but I don’t mind most rumours they make my life seem much more exciting then it really is.

I also know that young people like reading about gossip so I tried to incorporate some into my article.Example of gossip usedSo, Charlie are you getting married this summer or is that also a lie? Charlie: (with his hands covering his face) Well because I love this magazine so much am willing to give you an exclusive here it goes (bangs a drumming beat on the table) YES AM GETTING MARRIED THIS SUMMER! That is one of the few rumour that is in fact true.