ThIIIrd Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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How often do Thiiird produce content?

A

Annual print magazine
Bi monthly magazine

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2
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What is the name of thiiirds podcast?

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Thiiird waves

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3
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How many editions are printed for each issue?

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3000
Mostly sell outs

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4
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Which independent company distributes Thiiird magazine?

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Ra and Olly

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5
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Does thiiird magazine advertise?

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No direct advertisements
Will show brands that they have collaborated with

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6
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Who is the chief editor for Thiiird magazine?

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Rhona Ezuma

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7
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How is Thiiird magazine funded?

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Local businesses, The princes trust and often Thiiirds own creative team
Rhona invested with a partner with her own savings in order to publish the first issue

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8
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What other job does Rhona have and how can this be used for Thiiirds advantage?

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Works as a stylist for mainstream brands: adidas, GQ and VOGUE magazine
Can generate collaborations and partnerships

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9
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Name an example of when a mainstream company partnered with Thiiird?

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“Let’s Let Black Boys SMILE”
Collaboration with Nike

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10
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How does Thiiird use their website to encourage partnerships?

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Link on about us page to encourage brands to get in contact

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11
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How does Thiiirds ownership reflect their values and beliefs?

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Women ran and black owned

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12
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A survey in 2021 claimed that what percentage of journalists were white in the UK?

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92%

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13
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Name an example of how Thiiird is not profit driven?

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Participated in an exhibition in 2018 names “putting ideas before profit”
No direct advertising
Diverse ownership

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14
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How many readers does Thiiird have a month on average?

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1900

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15
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How many Instagram followers does Thiiird have?

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6000
Link on website

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16
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How much did followers fundraise to support Thiiird magazine over the pandemic?

17
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How does Thiiird magazine challenge Hesmondhaugh’s belief that media industries try to minimise risk to maximise profit?

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•Doesn’t follow a formula or repetition of genre conventions
•Doesn’t seek to increase profits
•Doesn’t push for readers to change themselves to become a better man/woman (selling products through adverts), embraces the individual

18
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How does Thiiird support Hesmondhaughs idea of Radical potential of the internet?

A

Digital optimists
Saw a gap in the market for this type of content
Not limited by profit orientated motives

19
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How does Thiiird’s ownership support Curran and Seaton’s theory?

A

Diverse ownership = more creative content
Do not dominate the media industry but have relative success for an independent company

20
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What kind of groups does thiiird represent?

A

Mis/under represented social groups
- queer, trans, non-binary POC representation

21
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What is Thiiird’s strapline?

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“Intersectional magazine celebrating culture, diversity and heritage. Keep your third eye open”

22
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What are the three I’s of thiiird?

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• Third space theory
• Third kid theory
• Third eye theory

23
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What is third space theory?

A

Meeting point between marginalised and dominant cultures - interchange of ideas where cultural identities are formed

24
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What is third kid culture?

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Parents culture + culture of the environment they were raised creates a unique experience of culture for the child

25
What is the third eye?
Higher consciousness connecting to an enlightened perception
26
How is the website accessible?
Can access articles for free , house style is the same as the print magazine Some articles are archived
27
How does thiiird create a sense of belonging?
“Swim n cookout” - creates community events for audiences to participate in
28
Which black, trans, model activist did they interview?
Munroe Bergdorf
29
How does thiiird create a positive representation for Munroe Bergdorf?
Asks her “how do you describe yourself?” - allows her to create a personalised self representation - low angle shot places her in a position of power
30
How does the costumes and mis-en-scene in Skater UKTIS break down stereotypes?
Costumes: hijab/burkas Group shot of Muslim woman teaching young girls to skate - skating culture usually represents young white boys
31
What is thiiirds purpose?
Counters white beauty standards of mainstream media - purpose is to bring about social change
32
What is the Parthenon that is referenced in the III?
House of Athena, goddess of war- links to thiiirds political commitment
33
How are the boys photographed in the SMILEing boys project?
In group shots , in every day normal environment, smiling at eachother - breaks down previous negative stereotypes around young black boys living in London
34
How did the SMILEing boys project impact the community?
Created workshops and activities in deprived areas around mental health
35
How can gauntletts theory be applied to thiiird?
Interviewees introduce their identity at the beginning of articles- allows audiences for identify with them
36
How does thiiird use bell hooks theory?
Argue that people belonging to several minority groups face higher levels of oppression - they are politically committed to dismantling the patriarchy