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Publishing
Publishing is the process of producing literature, music or information and making it available to the general public.
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Scriptorium
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A cloistered room, where manuscripts are stored, read, or copied; derived from "writing + place". See carrel, book press, bookstand, kiosk, script, incunabula, codex, volume, scroll, protocol, spine.
Fulfilment house
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A company that handles the entire ordering process for books, such as storing, packing, mailing, maintaining records, and other business related operations for the author or publisher.
Xerography
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A copying process in which areas on a sheet of paper, corresponding to those on the original, are sensitised by static electricity, and then sprinkled with black or coloured resin that adheres and is ...
Graffitist
Printing & publishing; Publishing
One who marks public surfaces with writings or drawings, as artistic expression, as political protest, as vandalistic defacement, or as antagonistic desecration; also called "tagger", "street ...
Printer control language (PCL)
Printing & publishing; Publishing
The control language for HP LaserJet printers, and supported by many other printers and typesetting machines. PCL tells the printer how to print a page, as does a Page Description Language. See ...
Switch
Printing & publishing; Publishing
The syntactic parameters used in an argument for controlling the execution of a command or an application, which are typically punctuated with a forward-slash (/), to distinguish qualified ...
Muckraker
Printing & publishing; Publishing
A person, often a journalist or "investigative reporter", who searches for and exposes allegations of corruption, scandal, or the like, especially in politics. The term, for those who expose ...