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Printing & publishing
The industry concerned with the preparation and distribution of printed material to the general public.
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newspaper
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A daily or weekly publication containing current news, features, commentary, scheduled events, and advertising. A person spends an average of thirty-minutes each day reading the ...
sound-bite / sound bite
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A brief but striking remark or statement excerpted from one source for insertion into another source, especially a comment extracted from an interview and broadcast in a news ...
serial line internet protocol (SLIP)
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A communication standard that allows a computer to be directly connected to the Internet using a graphical user interface (GUI). By a dial-up connection (such as telephone ...
type
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A clay, wood, or metal block with a raised character on its surface that, when fixed into a press and coated with ink, prints an impression of the character on paper or some ...
block print
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A design printed by means of one or more blocks of wood or metal; also known as "woodcut" or "woodblock", but formally called xylography. Relief printing originated in Third ...
fillet
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A decorative line impressed onto a book cover, usually at the top and bottom of the back cover. See tool line, rule; compare reglet.
raster font
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A bitmapped font. A font in which each character is formed from pixels arranged to make the shape of the character. Such an arrangement of pixels is called a bitmap, and loses ...
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