to publish or carry a story in a periodical, such as a newspaper or magazine

newspapers and periodicals; periodical publications

weekly publication

periodical; journal; a publication that is issued at regular intervals

publication; periodical; any regularly or irregularly printed material like a magazine or journal

to publish or carry an article, story, or report in a newspaper or magazine

To publish or carry news, articles, or images in a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical

books and periodicals; literature

To start publishing or found a new periodical (e.g., a newspaper or magazine); the founding or initial publication of such a periodical.

To publish or print in a newspaper, magazine, or other periodical.

A publication that is issued once a month

special edition of a newspaper or magazine, often published for a specific anniversary, theme, or event

A journal or periodical published by a political party to promote its ideology and policies.

A special issue or dedicated column in a newspaper or magazine focusing on a specific topic

a literary or specialty supplement in a newspaper; a dedicated page or column for non-news content such as literature, academic essays, and leisure information

the American weekly news magazine [[时代|時代|shi2 dai4]] (Time)

An additional issue or extra pages of a newspaper or magazine published for a special occasion or to meet extra demand

The official publication of a society, organization, or conference documenting its research, activities, or results

The first issue of a publication such as a newspaper or magazine.

A publication that is issued once every three months.

to cease publishing or shut down a newspaper or magazine

A publication produced by a school or college containing news, activities, and articles written by students and staff

a publication specializing in poetry and literary criticism of poetry

a series of books published together as a set; often used in book titles

a periodical published twice a month or every two weeks; a fortnightly journal

The official registration number assigned to a publication by governing authorities, including regional, registration, and classification codes like the ISSN

annual publication; a periodical or journal published once a year

A printed edition of a book, especially a traditional woodblock edition.

to print and distribute; to publish and circulate

A publication that is issued every day, such as a newspaper or magazine

to carve blocks or set type for printing; to print for publication; to publish books or periodicals

To resume the publication of a newspaper or magazine that had previously stopped or been suspended.

A publication that is issued once every two months

Asiaweek, a prominent weekly Chinese-language news magazine

A magazine or newspaper consisting mainly of pictures and photos; also called [[画报|畫報|hua4 bao4]]

(literary) to engrave or inscribe an inscription, such as on a stone tablet or monument

to stop or temporarily suspend the publication of a newspaper or periodical

A combined issue of a periodical, such as a magazine or newspaper, or a joint publication of works by two or more authors.

(abbreviation) foreign journal; foreign periodical

An introductory article in the first issue of a newspaper or magazine explaining its purpose and goals.

biweekly journal; fortnightly magazine

the part of a newspaper or magazine that displays its name, issue number, and publishing information; other publication details

to publish a trial issue of a newspaper, magazine, or column to gather feedback before official launch

a publication that is issued every ten days

To begin the publication of a new periodical or newspaper; to launch a journal.

(literary) to publish; to print and distribute for public notice

To teach or provide academic guidance by distributing printed materials and journals for self-study.

To correct mistakes in a text or publication; specifically refers to the final act of correcting errors, as opposed to the process of checking them against a source.

An unalterable or indisputable statement; an axiom or truth that cannot be erased or corrected because it is so well-expressed.