I'm really not sure that the Popworld brand of silliness could ever translate that well to print -like you say, the whole thing smacks of amazingly poor research and a general misunderstanding of the brand [/job] (and consequently what is good about the TV show). I had a read of it in the newsagents this week - I was waiting for a train, bored, didn't have much money and am a fan of Popworld. This, combined with 16-24 year olds and focused on indie, pop, rock, emo and R&B made me about as solid a target market member as they are going to get and really... it was incredibly poor, just witless, scrappy coverage. The fact that it was coverage of bands I largely liked didn't matter -they didn't seem to have grasped that people who enjoy watching Klaxons thumb wrestle of a Saturday morning will not necessarily want to read Klaxons interviews from the BARRY SAYS school of music journalism.
In conclusion I have never been so glad I didn't spend £1.50.
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Date: 2007-04-19 01:58 pm (UTC)In conclusion I have never been so glad I didn't spend £1.50.