Publishing

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The terms publishing and publisher may refer to:

Media

• Publishing any form of media
  • Desktop publishing, design and preparation of media on a desktop computer for publishing
  • Electronic publishing of electronic media
    • Software publishing business
      • Video game publishing business
    • Web publishing websites or web content such as a blog posting, downloadable content, or streaming media with unrestricted access
    • Affiliate marketing, publishing ads online as a member of an online marketing network. AKA "Affiliate".
    • Publishing software may refer to Web template systems.

Publicizing

• Academic publishing as a requirement of scholarship, research, and peer review
• Micropublishing content intended for specific micro-markets not considered by conventional publishers due to their low economies of scale and mass appeal.
• Music publisher (popular music) business either via recording industry or live concert hosting
• Open publishing content for end user innovation
• Self-publishing one's own content as an alternative to using an established third-party

Other

• Editor & Publisher, magazine
• Microsoft Publisher
• Jehovah's Witnesses "publishers" are active members approved for their formal ministry, an activity sometimes called "publishing" per Isaiah 52:7.

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