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    Magazines are publications that start each issue with page one, while journals have continuous pagination throughout a volume. Some professional publications are peer-reviewed like academic journals. The Wall Street Journal is technically a newspaper despite its name. The earliest magazines were launched in Germany in 1663 and were focused on literature and philosophy, while the Gentleman's Magazine, published in 1731, is considered the first general interest magazine.

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    Magazines are publications that start each issue with page one, while journals have continuous pagination throughout a volume. Some professional publications are peer-reviewed like academic journals. The Wall Street Journal is technically a newspaper despite its name. The earliest magazines were launched in Germany in 1663 and were focused on literature and philosophy, while the Gentleman's Magazine, published in 1731, is considered the first general interest magazine.

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    BY CARLOS GUERRA

    Technical Definitions

    In the library technical sense, a "magazine"


    paginates with each issue starting at page
    three. Likewise, a "journal" has continuous
    pagination throughout a volume. Thus
    Business Week, which starts each issue
    anew with page one, is a magazine, but the
    Journal of Business Communication, is a
    journal.

    Some professional or trade publications


    are also peer-reviewed. Academic or
    professional publications that are not
    peer-reviewed are generally professional
    magazines. The fact that a publication calls
    itself a "journal" does not make it a journal
    in the technical sense. The Wall Street
    Journal is actually a newspaper. Just so
    you know.

    History of Magazine Publication

    The earliest example of magazines was


    Erbauliche Monaths Unterredungen which
    was launched in 1663 in Germany. It was a
    literary and philosophy magazine. The
    Gentleman's Magazine, first published in
    1731, in London, is considered to have
    been the first general-interest magazine.

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