Publishing

Publishing

Publishing is the process of producing literature, music or information and making it available to the general public.

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backbone

Printing & publishing; Publishing

The primary connectivity mechanism of a hierarchical distributed system. All systems that have connectivity to an intermediate system on the backbone are assured of connectivity to each other. This ...

literature

Printing & publishing; Publishing

Writing, in prose or verse, regarded as having permanent worth through its intrinsic excellence; encompassing the entire body of a people's work, from the heroic and agonic to fin-de-siecle and dada, ...

storyboard

Printing & publishing; Publishing

A panel, or series of panels, displaying sketches that graphically depict scheduled scenes, with changes of action or story line, as for a television or motion picture production. The sequence ...

em

Printing & publishing; Publishing

A square unit with edges equal to the point size of the selected font; derived from the letter 'M', which was originally as wide as the type size. See en, mutton, dash.

chatroom

Printing & publishing; Publishing

An interactive online forum featuring real-time conversations among participants on a specific topic, which communications may be monitored (read like a BBS) by subscribing observers. See IRC, ...

rhyme

Printing & publishing; Publishing

Identity in the sound of some parts of verse, especially the terminal words or the end of lines; formerly "rime". Also, verse or poetry having correspondence in the terminal sounds of their lines. ...

legal paper

Printing & publishing; Publishing

Term prevalent in North America for bond paper trimmed to legal-size (8.5" X 14") sheets, usually composed into a ruled writing tablet; often called "legal pad". Compare foolscap; see paper.