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15 Cards in this Set
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Advance
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an amount the publisher pays the author before the book is published
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Audiobooks
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abridged versions of classic books and popular new titles on CD
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Mass Market Books
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Books distributed through "mass" channels-newsstands, chain stores, drugstores and supermarkets
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Royalty
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An amount the publisher pays an author, based on an established percentage of the book's prize; royalties run anywhere from 6-15%
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Subsidiary Rights
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The rights to market a book for other uses to make a movie or to print a character from the book on T-shirts for example
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Libelous
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A false statement that damages a person by questioning that persons character or reputation
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Seditious Language
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Language that authorities believe could incite rebellion against the government
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Syndicates
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New Agencies that sell articles for publication to a number of newspapers simultaneously
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Tabloid
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A Small-format newspaper that feature large photographs and illustrations along with sensational stories
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Yellow-Journalism
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News that emphasizes crime, sex and violence and also called jazz journalism and tabloid journalism.
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Freelancers
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Writers who are not on the staff of a magazine but who are paid for each individual article published.
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Muckrakers
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Investigative magazine journalists who targeted abuses by government and by big business.
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Pass-Along Readership
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Who share a magazine with the original recipient.
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Podcast
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An audio or video file made available on the internet for anyone to download often available by subsciption
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Point-of-Purchase
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Mags that consumers buy directs not by subscription they are sold mainly at checkout stands in supermarkets
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