TEEN VOGUE

• publisher – CONDE NAST
• issue – JANUARY 2003 – DECEMBER 2017 (went online)

• PSB – political and social stories and technology (wide audience)
• physical – online

• 14-17 y/o girls (primary)
• parents (secondary)

• constructing young female identity
• radical counter types
• niche but is inclusive (wide audience) HALL

• https://www.teenvogue.com/story/un-climate-change-conferences-fossil-fuel-industry – jack rodriquez-vas – february 22, 2021

• https://www.teenvogue.com/story/no-planet-b-climate-change-book-launch#intcid=_mab-simulations-oo-bottom-recirc-2_bbe78511-9506-4f9c-9992-05d068f8a78d_text2vec1 – climate change guide ‘no planet B’ – February 9, 2021 – teen vogue staff
• conversation – quotes from real people – proof that the book “this isn’t your grandparent’s environmental movement” (co founder red nation nick Estes)
• active
• stream

TOMB RAIDER

• RADICAL – female protagonist
• challenges dominant ideologies
• main image – NVC because she is in a strong pose which makes her look confident. There are also images on the back of her abseiling and shooting monsters
• female empowerment

• sexualised to appeal to stereotypical audience (straight males) but not the wider audience (REACTIONARY)
• makes audience insecure

• theory of preferred reading HALL

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