bas:prep.yayınlayarak,yayıncılık

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{f} publishing
The industry of publishing, including the production and distribution of books, magazines, web sites, newspapers, etc
Publishing your work is writing a final copy that is ready to share with other people Your published piece should be in your neatest handwriting or printed on the computer The final step of the Writing Process
present participle of publish
The placing of information on a server to make it available to Net users
the business of publishing
Copying provisioning information to an external datastore in real time Publishing plug-ins must be developed to write data to a datastore
Making information publicly available, usually through print media, but also through electronic media such as World Wide Web (WWW)
The industry concerned with publishing
Making resources available to network users
The act of placing a Report Object in production to make it available to Information Consumers with proper access to the report (see Report Object)
Publishing is the profession of publishing books. I had a very high-powered job in publishing. the business of producing books and magazines. Traditionally, the selection, preparation, and distribution of printed matter including books, newspapers, magazines, and pamphlets. Contemporary publishing includes the production of materials in digital formats such as CD-ROMs, as well as materials created or adapted for electronic distribution. Publishing has evolved from small, ancient, and law-or religion-bound origins into a vast industry that disseminates every kind of information imaginable. In the modern sense of a copying industry supplying a lay readership, publishing began in Hellenistic Greece, in Rome, and in China. After paper reached the West from China in the 11th century, the central innovation in Western publishing was Johannes Gutenberg's invention of movable type. In the 19th and 20th centuries, technological advances, the rise of literacy and leisure, and ever-increasing information needs contributed to an unprecedented expansion of publishing. Contemporary challenges in publishing include attempts at censorship, copyright laws and plagiarism, royalties for authors and commissions for literary agents, competitive marketing techniques, pressures from advertisers affecting editorial independence, acquisition of independent publishing concerns by conglomerates, and the loss of readers to other media such as television and the Internet
{i} process of producing and distributing printed material; business of publishing
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