1. People who receive any media text, whether it’s film, television, radio, newspapers or magazines. Category or type Information about major articles given on the front page. The title of the mag or newspaper, usually placed at the top of the front cover. Short phrases on the front cover to tempt a reader to buy the magazine.

2. Things you expect to see, such as barcode, price, date, etc. The title of the mag or newspaper, usually placed at the top of the front cover. Information about the contents given on the cover. Words or phrases on the cover of the magazine to boost its status. Short phrases on the front cover to tempt a reader to buy the magazine.

3. TeasersPug also a teaser Puff Masthead Head line Cover lines Barcode, one of the many conventions as well as price, date, issue no and web R E P R E S E N T A T I O N

4. When adding text to a picture it brings in a new subject position. A quick and easy way of recognising characters from society. The story or the plot of a film, TV programme or book. A short, catchy phrase used in advertising. One of the theories used that gives advertisers guidelines into what is selling well in the shops.