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| User created and edited online encyclopedia |
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| Published the new York sun |
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| Affordable newspaper introduced in 1833 created inprecedented mass audience |
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| A design a business, identifying revenue sources,customer base,products,financing |
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| In us colonial era he created the first newspaper chain |
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| Owned by a company that owns other newspaper elsewhere |
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| Corrupt politician exposed by new York times |
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| New york times reporter who pursued Tammany hall scandal |
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| Landmark libel case in which new York times argued for unfettered reporting of public officials |
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| Secret gvt-generated Vietnam war millitary documents revealed by new York times |
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| Obtain services from an external supplier rather than internally |
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| An activity to solicit and service subscribers and vendors |
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| A non staff writer or photographer who submits work on speculation or takes specific one-time assignments |
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| A non staff magazine contributor usually on continuing retainer |
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| Founders of reader's digest |
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| An Internet site that collects and repackages content from other sources |
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| His 1704 weekly review established magazines as forum for ideas |
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| Magazines whose content has |
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| Magazines whose content has |
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| Well-educated people interested in literature and cerebral issues |
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| Early 1990's term for investing reporting |
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| Exposed standard oil monopolistic practices in 1902 magazine series |
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| Pioneer muckraking magazine |
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| Exposed municipal corruption |
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| Exposed bad meat-packing practices |
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| In-depth, balanced biographical article |
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| New Yorker editor who pioneered the personality profile |
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| Playboy editor who created modern Q-A |
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| Pioneered magazine visuals |
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| To divide an image into tiny points or pixels for digital display with the points blurring to the human eye except when magnified. |
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| Introduced photograph in magazines |
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| Pioneer editor of national geographic |
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| Process of media narrowing focus to audience niches |
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| A segment within a mass audience that retains elements of a mass audience, usually with less heterogeneity |
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| Genre comprising traditional women's home-improvement titles |
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| Focus on topical events,issues |
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| Genre comprising hobby,leisure titles |
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| A company with a brand name identity that produces books |
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| Compilations,including encyclopedias, dictionaries,atlases |
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| General-interest titles, including fiction and nonfiction |
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| An exclusive legal right to reproduce original works |
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| Status of a creative work to which no one can claim ownership and thus belongs to the public as a whole |
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| Creator of project Gutenberg |
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| First online digital library |
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| Project to put all books in human history online |
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| Printing and binding of books in low volumes,even a single copy |
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| Founder of online book retailer amazon.com |
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| Impact of a single-best selling book |
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| A non-reader who can read but doesn't |
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| Digital files of book content that are stored,searched,sampled, downloaded and paid for online for use on computer, dedicated reader or cell phone |
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| Portable electronic device for on -screen reading of books |
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| Recorded books,often abridged for listening rather than reading |
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