52 issues (1 for each week of the year) = 1 Volume.
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∙ 15y agoThe volume number on a newspaper typically refers to the year of publication. Each year, a newspaper starts a new volume, so the volume number indicates which year that particular issue or edition of the newspaper was published.
the number in the series
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"Volume" is the number of shares of an issue that traded on a market day.
The homograph that can mean pillar or newspaper is "column."
In newspaper editing, "30" typically refers to the total number of words in a headline or title. Editors often have strict character or word count limits for headlines to fit within the layout of the newspaper.
The folio line of a newspaper typically includes the name of the newspaper, the date of the publication, the page number, and sometimes the section of the paper. It is usually located at the top of each page or section for easy reference.
This is the daily number of shares of a security that change hands between a buyer and a seller. Also known as volume traded. Also see Up volume and Down volume.
Shares traded. This is the number of shares sold for the day, expressed in hundreds.
The Meaning of Voluminous: Having great Volume, Fullness, Size, or Number.
SPA: Leer el periódico ENG: Read the newspaper.
The circulation number for the Hispanic newspaper El Mundo is 266,294 daily in 2011. It is a Spanish daily newspaper with it's headquarters in Spain.
A number cannot have a volume.