AS Media Questionnaire
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A 7-question survey asks respondents about their magazine buying habits, music interests, and festival attendance. Specifically, it inquires about whether covers alone influence magazine purchases, preferred release schedules, advertisement reading, favorite genres, festivals attended, desired magazine content, and music's importance. The survey collects both multiple choice and open-ended answers.
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