The document provides instructions for creating a 2-page newsletter using Microsoft Publisher to promote a favorite music band. The newsletter must include information about band members, the band's background, popular songs, and upcoming events/tour. A works cited page is also required to cite all sources of information and images used. Key considerations include properly citing any pictures used and obtaining information from authorized sources only.

1. PROMOTING YOUR FAVORITE BAND
Using Microsoft Publisher
Photo Courtesy of Casting Crowns
YOUR JOB
You are the Promotions Manager for your favorite music artist. You are to make a 2 page newsletter using
Microsoft Publisher promoting your band to the outside world. Don’t just give facts…convince your audience that
they NEED to become a fan!
REQUIRED CONTENTS OF NEWSLETTER
 Members of the band – a little about them individually
 Background – when they started, when they made it big, type of music they play, etc.
 Names of popular songs
 Current news of the band/upcoming events/tour information
Don’t feel limited to just the above 4 topics…you may certainly include more. Be sure, though, to get at least these
covered.
You will also be required to turn in a separate Works Cited page showing where you obtained your information.
Cite each page that you use. If you use the band’s official website, cite each page of the website that you use, not
just the main page.
THINGS TO REMEMBER
1. Cite pictures on your Works Cited page and also cite underneath the individual picture. (See my example above.)
Use either a copyright notice (© 2010 Microsoft) or Photo Courtesy of _____ if it’s not copyrighted.
2. Be careful where you obtain the information about your band. Many “fan websites” may not contain correct
information or pictures that they have permission to use.
3. Don’t forget about Flickr for some good pictures! Google is OUT…who knows who owns those pictures?