LANGUAGE REGISTER

Language register

Different magazines use different terminology to suit the differences in their readers, for example some magazines may use more sophisticated language to suit their older readers, whereas others may use more up to date, and less complicated language for their younger readers. In my opinion NME and Q magazine are perfect examples of this. With NME using more basic English with no complicated words, and keeping it all very simple, and to be fair a very little amount of words on the page anyway. Compared to Q which have a cover filled with many layers of text. The language in Q magazine is still not overly complicated but it is more sophisticated and there is a lot lot more of it compared to NME. These themes fit with the artists that the magazines feature, NME have more JAY-Z, Oasis, Ed Sheeran, Foo Fighters etc, which are older more mature artists compared to NME who frequently include Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T, Mark Ronson, Jake Bugg etc. 

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