A pamphlet published periodically containing miscellaneous papers or compositions.

A bound collection of paper published periodically - Source: Magazine subscriptions

MAJOR STORY: for the main story on the first day of a breaking story where more than one writer is filing; related stories for the day are labelled ARTICLE. MAN: used to express males as a group; see also WOMAN

Also can be called a journal, periodical, or serial.  Terms often used interchangeably, although technically they have different meanings.  Generally, a journal refers to scholarly material that is published at intervals (daily, monthly, yearly, etc.) and with successive numbering. A magazine is published in the same interval but may be non-scholarly and cover news or more of the popular culture news, stories or poems.

A receptacle in which anything is stored, especially military stores, as ammunition, arms, provisions, etc.

A chamber in a gun for holding a number of cartridges to be fed automatically to the piece.

A reservoir or supply chamber for a stove, battery, camera, typesetting machine, or other apparatus.

A store, or shop, where goods are kept for sale.

A mechanical assembly designed to hold stacks of cartons, carton blanks, leaflets, labels, lids or stackable containers.

the film magazine is the portion of a film camera which contains the film. The magazines are light-tight; as the film enters and exits the magazine, it goes through a light trap.

Is a light-tight container holding roll film.

(see Film Back)

a publication typically focused on a particular topic that is written by journalists and usually printed once a month.

a bilingual quarterly publication (French/English) with the goal of providing a complete pano-rama of the international wellnessmarket, with an economic, sociological, high-tech and tourism focus

a fictitious publication written for employers and office staff, dedicated to covering the relationship between the boss and his female subordinates

a hew publication produced only for Sporting and FITASC (Parcours de Chasse) shooters

a distinctive proposition that allows multiple messages to be conveyed to key interest groups

a group of people interested in and knowledgeable about a subject, talking to a larger group of interested people

a newsletter for healthcare professionals, continence organisations and voluntary groups representing the interests of people with incontinence

a good example

a good source for DJs and clubs

a good way to open your mind to different ideas