The Media World

Skins would be aimed at 16-32 year olds because the main cast were all a young age and the show dealt with themes of adolescence such as lust, drug use, betrayal, sexuality, rebellion and loyalty so they would watch due to the relatable storyline and characters or perhaps they would only watch it as a cautionary tale of consequences for a destructive teenage lifestyle.








This is is an example of audio-visual media different types. Seinfeld, Rob and Ellen were all sitcoms aimed at different age groups when they were first released though Ellen was more aimed at a female audience due to the main character being one and Rob was aimed at families because the main character married into one. Saturday Night Live was a late night entertainment show whose demographic would be 18 year olds because of the later time it's released.


The Daily Mail is an example of published media because it's a newspaper, however, the exact demographic is hard to correctly guess because every newspaper has a political bias depending on the writer and publisher's own opinion, although the Daily Mail is more into subjects of celebrity and gossip so it's aimed at a younger audience of around 18 to 40 year olds.












Twitter is an example of interactive media because you have to post, like and comment on someone else's page or someone else does that to you. It is aimed at a more mature audience than most social media because it is about the sharing of opinions and news instead of connectivity and stupidity like others so it is in the demographic of 18 to 30 year olds and above.