magazine publisher
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- noun
- /ˈmæɡəˌzin ˈpʌblɪʃər/
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editorial de revistas
- She works as a magazine publisher, focusing on fashion and lifestyle publications.
- magazine publisher and advertiser
- magazine and newspaper publisher
- magazine publisher, the company
Examples
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Greek magazine publisher Costas Vaxevanis faces charges of violating state privacy laws.
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I was recently asked by a German children's magazine publisher if I could put a selection of images available for free.
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Magazine publishers were quick to tap this need in the marketplace.
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For instance, RBI has completely transformed from being a traditional UK-based magazine publisher to an online subscription business that services companies all over the world.
Academic text (2014) -
"We haven't faced the same problems as some other magazine publishers because we use core text, so the text renders perfectly on the new iPad," Grut said.
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An author, editor, magazine publisher, blogger, TV and radio personality, and consultant, Raskin says she's never met a media she doesn't like and is happiest when she's writing about technology's second citizens: kids and seniors, or about women.
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The magazine publisher released a special edition featuring local artists.
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The magazine publisher announced the launch of a new children’s magazine next month.
Synonyms
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A person or company that prepares and sells books and magazines
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A company that makes and sells books, magazines or journals
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A business that makes books, magazines, or newspapers and sells them
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A company that makes and sells books or magazines
How Big
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: a 'magazine publisher' is simply a publisher that produces magazines, which follows straightforward noun+noun modification. This standard, cross-linguistically common compound structure is predictable for a B1 learner who knows both 'magazine' and 'publisher'.
Etymology
Magazine publisher comes from the idea that a magazine was once a 'store' or place that keeps things and a publisher is the company that fills and sends those things. So a magazine publisher is a company that makes and distributes regular 'stores' of news and stories, the magazines people read.