- X-Factor Finalists- Heroes
- Ellie Goulding- Your Song
- JLS- Love You More
- Olly Murs- Thinking Of Me
- Rihanna- Only Girl
- Take That- The Flood
- Far East Movement- G6
- Katy Perry- Firework
- Adele- Make You Feel My Love
- Rihanna- What's My Name.
- The Black Eyed Peas- The Time
- Cee Lo Green- Forget You
- Mike Posner- Cooler Than Me
- Bruno Mars- Just The Way You Are (Amazing)
- McFly -Shine A Light (feat. Taio Cruz)
- Alexis Jordan- Happiness
- Nelly -Just A Dream
- P!nk- Raise Your Glass
- Cheryl Cole- Promise This
- The Saturdays- Higher (feat. Flo Rida)
- Westlife -Safe
- will.i.am & Nicki Minaj- Check It Out
- Tinie Tempah -Written In The Stars (feat. Eric Turner)
- B.o.B -Magic (feat. Rivers Cuomo)
- Jessie J -Do It Like A Dude
- Duck Sauce- Barbra Streisand
- Tinchy Stryder -Game Over (feat. Chipmunk)
- Gyptian -Hold You
- Brett Domino -Gillian McKeith
- Swedish House Mafia Vs Tinie Tempah -Miami 2 Ibiza
- The Wanted -Heart Vacancy
- Taio Cruz -Dynamite
- Usher -More
- The Wanted -All Time Low
- Michael Bublé -Hollywood
- Eminem -Love The Way You Lie (feat. Rihanna)
- Gorillaz- Doncamatic (feat. Daley)
- The Beatles- Let It Be
- Olly Murs -Please Don't Let Me Go
- Kylie Minogue -Better Than Today
Although my previous post shows that the numbers of magazines being bought has gone down, this shows that pop music is still being bought and listened too. This is because pop music is for a mainstream audience, so if I did a magazine on pop music, it would be a much safer option than if I did more of a niche audience magazine because I'd always have a relatively large audience.
Can you add a comment at the end about what this implies for your magazine? Maybe it counteracts the bad news of the previous post? Shows there is a big market for pop which makes your magazine a safer venture than if you had chosen a less popular genre???
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