Content of Magazines

    Although magazines can quickly be skimmed through from cover to cover, the content of the magazine is what customers truly look forward to. The content of magazines can be referred through various areas. The first area of content would be the cover page, cover pages provide the descriptions needed by customers in order to decipher if they decide to purchase the magazine. The next area would be the table of contents which involves more detailed explanations about the stories in the magazine to further clarify headings. 

    Now that the preliminaries of a magazine are out of the way, the stories within the magazine should be original. The content of a magazine can “make or break” the magazine's reliability. If information from a specific magazine continues to share false or inconclusive content, buyers will soon refrain from purchasing, placing the magazine at risk. Getting in contact with someone close to the source is a magazine creator's best option for information being that the information can be trusted. Magazines involving fashion, teen gossip, or celebrity scandals usually meet with someone close to that individual to receive details about the story. Interviews or "Q&A's" are a popular source of information gatherer that many utilize to get details about a story. In the example provided a series of questions are asked that can be seen in the black print with the response in red. Those customers truly interested in this topic will find this useful being that questions that they might have wanted to ask are easily seen on paper. Words can only take a magazine so far, the images within the magazine should be original and not taken from the internet. Photographers, paparazzi, can sell their pictures to magazines or magazines depending on their status and how much they offer will schedule photoshoots so that no plagiarism is found.