It Is Not Uncommon for Magazine Publishers to Run Multiple

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Multiple Choice

It is not uncommon for magazine publishers to run multiple print jobs of the same magazine, in which each job contains changes in advertising copy to suit the target market requirements of various advertisers. In trade terms, what is the publisher creating?

• A) split runs of the magazine
• B) circulation exceptions of the magazine
• C) monthly issues of the magazine
• D) exception runs of the magazine

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