The core US and UK trade magazines covering film, music, broadcasting and theater are all included, together with film fan magazines and music press titles.ProQuest's Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive contains the essential primary sources for studying the history of the film and entertainment industries, from the era of vaudeville and silent movies through to 2000. These titles convey the social implications of an oppositional culture challenging racism and stereotypes. Hip hop and rap magazines capture the rise of this genre from the 1980s forward, covering artists, musicians, music venues, block parties and performance art (such as breakdancing, scratching, and turntablism). They shed light on the Folk Revival of the 1960s and the preceding decades, with this movement being a vehicle for activism, awareness and protest, contributing to social change. Rock magazines, many originating in the 1960s and 70s capture how rock music represented a language of dissent and challenge to the status quo at this time, documenting contemporary social issues, the evolution and growth of youth culture, and associated fashion/style trends.įolk music titles span traditional and contemporary folk, bluegrass, world music, and related genres from the mid- 20th century to the present. Default coverage from issue 1 through to 2020.Spans more than six decades, with coverage from the 1950s to 2020.
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is cross-searchable with historical databases on the ProQuest platformĮntertainment Industry Magazine Archive 4: Rock, Folk & Hip-hopĬonfirmed titles as of 13 August 2021 - further titles to be added.film, television, popular music (jazz and blues, rock and pop), radio, theatre, and performing arts, with a focus on the US and the UK.Covers the entire entertainment industry, including:.Offers complete backfiles support analysis of trends in popular culture across the entire 20th century.Includes A pproximately 3 million pages digitized in high resolution color and fully searchable of key trade and mass-market consumer magazines – weekly and monthly issues.Culture, politics and social change in dynamic eras such as the 1960s.Factors surrounding the emergence of subcultures such as punk, two-tone or grunge.Production, marketing and reception of films or music albums.The economics of the entertainment industry.This digital archive can support scholars studying: The magazines are included cover-to-cover, from first issue to the year 2000, * (2015 for Collection 3) and the scope encompasses mass-market trade as well as popular titles. Combined they offer access to 35 key US and UK trade and mass-market consumer magazines – weekly and monthly issues, covering the broad spectrum of the entertainment industry and media including film, television, popular music, radio, and theatre. Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive (EIMA) offers currently two thematic collections covering “Music, Radio and The Stage” and “Film and Television”.
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