magazine
Let an agent identify magazines and their types, evaluate reliability, support finding and citing articles, and explain magazine publishing.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent identify magazines and their types, evaluate reliability, support finding and citing articles, and explain magazine publishing.
A periodical publication containing articles, stories, images and features on general or specialised topics, published in print or digitally at regular intervals, including news magazines, glossy consumer magazines, children magazines, trade titles and newsletters; magazines are funded by sales, subscriptions and advertising.
What it is for: Periodical publishing of features and articles.
It can be identify a magazine and its type; evaluate editorial standards; find and cite articles; explain publishing models.
Distinguishing features
Periodical
Feature-based content
General or specialised
Advertising-supported
What it looks like
Issues with covers, features and advertising, in print or online.
How it is recognised
Regular issues under one title
Features and images
Journals publish scholarly research
Related models
is a kind of - category
is a kind of - category
is related to - other publication type
is catalogued by - institution
In practice
Families and kinds
news magazines
consumer and glossy magazines
children magazines
trade and professional magazines
digital magazines and newsletters
Identifiers
ISSN International Standard Serial Number identifier
Standards and regulation
ISSN standard
Press codes and advertising standards
Copyright law
Failure modes and hazards
Unreliable content
Undisclosed advertorial
Citation errors
Also called
+95
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.magazine-3
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Identify Which magazine.
Type and publisher.
What
Title and type.
What
Identity.
- What is this magazine, who publishes it, and what audience does it serve? provenance
- What is its ISSN and circulation? provenance
History
Publication history.
History
History.
- When was it founded, and how has it changed? provenance
- Is it still published? provenance
Evaluate Reliability.
Check standards.
Editorial
Editorial standards.
Editorial
Editorial standards.
- What are the editorial standards and fact-checking practices of this magazine? provenance
- Is advertorial clearly labelled? boundary
Use
Using in research.
Use
Research use.
- Is this magazine article appropriate as a source for this purpose? boundary
- How should it be cited? action
Find Access.
Archives and subscriptions.
Archives
Finding back issues.
Archives
Archives.
- Where can back issues and articles be found, in libraries or digital archives? provenance
- Is it open or subscription? provenance
Subscribe
Subscriptions.
Subscribe
Subscriptions.
- How can the magazine be subscribed to, and what are the cancellation terms? provenance
- Which consumer rules apply? provenance
Publish Making magazines.
Publishing practice.
Start
Starting a magazine.
Start
Starting.
- What is needed to start a print or digital magazine? provenance
- Which legal responsibilities apply? provenance
Models
Business models.
Models
Business models.
- How do magazines earn revenue, and how is the sector changing? provenance
- What are the rules on native advertising? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should each magazine type be a separate entry?
- How should archives be linked?
- How should press codes be localised?