NAME
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REASON
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Indie-vidual
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It
is a play on words (pun) which creates a rhetorical/humorous effect. This is
because puns are regarded as idiomatic expression as their usage applies to
the target audience of an indie magazine. The word “indie” actually means
independent. “Indie-vidual” sounds like individual, which is a synonym for
independent. Since my target audience is mainly for younger adults and teens;
puns are used in the punch lines of jokes and they enhance the humorous
effect, which younger adults and teens are more likely to be attracted by:
the humour.
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Indie-pendent
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“Indie-pendent”
is also a pun and it is actually another word for indie, although indie music
is shortened via independent. It creates humour which is what my target
audience would enjoy to read.
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Acidic
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It
is defined as the fashion for indie which is “bold-stated” and gives a
“bitter” twist to the types of clothes that people who listen to “indie
music” wear. Acidic is also powerful and creates an image of unique
individuals.
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Lonesome
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Since
Lonesome means on their own, it is similar to individual and independent.
Lonesome relates to the relaxing techno with soft voices and touching lyrics.
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Neon
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When
you see the word “Neon” you get the image of bright and fluorescent colours
which represents “Indie” music being different. Indie means new, which brings
in the idea of my music magazine being up to date and modern, but consisting
of indie music and the elements. The actual element, Neon, is very rare which
means it can get rather expensive. This contrasts to the indie music magazine
being expensive and distinctive, compared with other magazines.
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Discrete
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Discrete
means separate, which also brings the idea of being alone and different,
compared to others. Being individual represents indie music, which will draw
the attention of the audience to the magazine, and make them want to read it
because it is exclusive.
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Friday, 6 December 2013
Planning My Magazine Title
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