Triple J magazine
Australian music magazine
Triple J Magazine (stylized as triple j magazine) is an Australian music magazine associated with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's youth radio station triple j. It is independently owned and published for ABC Magazines by News Custom Publishing.[1]
History and profile
The magazine was started as a quarterly publication in 2005.[2] It was originally called J Mag, then jmag, and was rebranded in August 2010 to incorporate the triple j logo and full name in its masthead after research indicated that greater association with the station's branding would appeal to non-reader listeners.[3] From 2007 the magazine was published monthly and then, bi-monthly.[2] The magazine was published on a bi-monthly basis until June/July 2013 issue when it began to be published annually.[2] At the same time the offices of the magazine was transferred from Melbourne to Sydney.[2]
It is the only place where triple j programs for the forthcoming month are listed, apart from the station's own website. It features presenters, the Triple J Hottest 100, Unearthed profiles, as well as reviews for music, DVDs and TV such as Rage and other ABC TV programs including digital channel ABC3.
References
- ^ "Triple j magazine". National Library of Australia. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
- ^ a b c d Sally Jackson (22 May 2013). "Triple J Magazine goes annual". The Australian. Retrieved 7 November 2015.
- ^ "Triple J Unveils Magazine Rebrand". B&T. 23 August 2010. Archived from the original on 11 March 2012.
External links
Music portal
Australia portal
- Official website
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- Triple J
- Triple J Unearthed
- Double J
- Triple J TV
- Breakfast
- Mornings
- Lunch
- Drive
- Hack
- Home & Hosed
- Roots 'n All
- The Racket
- Short Fast Loud
- Hip Hop Show
- Weekend Breakfast
- Weekend Lunch
- Weekend Arvos
- House Party
- Mix Up
- The Hook Up
- Live at the Wireless
- Sunday Night Safran (2005–2015)
- Concetta Caristo
- Luka Muller
- Lucy Smith
- Bryce Mills
- Dave Woodhead
- Tyrone Pynor
- Abby Butler
- Dave Marchese
- Latifa Tee
- Shantan Wantan Ichiban
- Kailyn Crabbe
- Nkechi Anele
- Ash McGregor
- Lochlan Watt
- Josh Merriel
- Tanya Bunter
- Stacy Gougoulis
- Jordan Barr
- Nooky
- Dee Salmin
- Pip Rasmussen
- Hau Latukefu
- Vance Musgrove
- Mikah Freeman
- Andy Garvey
- Tim Shiel
- Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki
- Karla Ranby
- Jess Perkins
- Nat Tencic
- Lewis Hobba
- Michael Hing
- Avani Dias
- Bridget Hustwaite
- Declan Byrne
- Richard Kingsmill
- Wil Anderson
- Tom Ballard
- Michael Tunn
- Helen Razer
- Mikey Robins
- Ian Rogerson
- Debbie Spillane
- Angela Catterns
- Rosie Beaton
- Robbie Buck
- Scott Dooley
- Jane Gazzo
- Marieke Hardy
- Nina Las Vegas
- Sarah Macdonald
- Father Bob Maguire
- Lindsay McDougall
- Lewis McKirdy
- Matt Okine
- Zan Rowe
- John Safran
- Adam Spencer
- Myf Warhurst
- Dom Alessio
- Sarah Howells
- Alex Dyson
- Brooke Boney
- Dylan Alcott
- Ben Harvey
- Liam Stapleton
- Linda Marigliano
- Gen Fricker
- Kristy Lee Peters (KLP)
- Tom Tilley
- Veronica Milsom
- Sally Coleman
- Erica Mallett
- Ebony Boadu
- Aus Music Month
- Ausmusic T-Shirt Day
- Beat the Drum
- Class Clowns
- Impossible Music Festival
- J Awards
- Like a Version
- Next Crop
- One Night Stand
- Raw Comedy
- Rock Enrol
- Triple J magazine
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