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The 46 pages that link to Newspaper, each with the reason it gives.

• Printing pressBroader topic: High-speed presses made large newspaper runs practical and economical.

• Mass mediaBroader topic: Newspapers are an early, influential form of mass media.

• Movable typeRelated: Reusable type enabled repeated production of pages for growing newspaper readerships.

• SerializationRelated: Newspapers made installment fiction available to broad, recurring audiences.

• Radio newsCompared with: Newspapers offer persistent text, while radio news is primarily heard as it airs.

• Robert E. ParkRelated: Park’s early journalism informed his interest in public opinion, communication, and collective behavior.

• MagazineCompared with: Newspapers usually prioritize timely news, while magazines often emphasize selected topics and longer treatments.

• Book reviewRelated: Newspapers publish reviews as part of cultural coverage and book-page journalism.

• Editorial boardBroader topic: Newspaper boards may advise on coverage, editorial priorities, and public-facing commentary.

• Cable newsCompared with: Newspapers organize reporting around editions rather than continuous live programming.

• Copy editingRelated: News desks use copy editors to refine stories under tight deadlines.

• Television news in the United StatesCompared with: Print journalism differs in pace, depth, and use of images from television news.

• Bertrand BarèreNarrower topic: Barère’s early journalistic work helped establish his public voice before the Revolution.

• Imagined communityBroader topic: Reading the same daily news gave dispersed people a sense of participating in shared time.

• Serial novelRelated: Newspapers carried serialized fiction alongside news and other regular features.

• Film reviewRelated: Newspapers publish reviews that guide readers choosing films to see.

• Linotype machineNarrower topic: High-volume newspaper production benefited from setting whole lines faster than hand composition.

• Popular historyRelated: Newspapers and their historical supplements brought accounts of the past into everyday reading.

• Printing revolutionBroader topic: Regular print periodicals extended the revolution into recurring news circulation.

• Fish and chipsRelated: Fish and chips were traditionally wrapped in newspaper, before food-safety rules changed packaging.

• Hearst CommunicationsNarrower topic: Hearst owns local and regional newspapers, including the Houston Chronicle and San Francisco Chronicle.

• Henry LuceCompared with: Luce’s magazines condensed and interpreted events differently from daily newspapers.

• Political pamphletCompared with: Unlike a pamphlet, a newspaper is organized around continuing coverage rather than one compact intervention.

• Chicago Sun-TimesNarrower topic: The Sun-Times is a daily newspaper with both print and digital editions.

• San Francisco ExaminerNarrower topic: The Examiner has moved from a major daily print paper to a smaller, locally focused publication.

• The Times of IndiaNarrower topic: The Times of India is a daily newspaper within this broader publishing form.

• Periodical literatureBroader topic: Newspapers combine recurring publication with reporting, essays, and literary contributions.

• News mediaBroader topic: Newspapers are a longstanding format for reporting, analysis, and local coverage.

• The AgeNarrower topic: The Age is a newspaper whose daily editions organize reporting for a broad public.

• The Asahi ShimbunNarrower topic: The Asahi is a large-scale daily instance of this publication form.

• 2010sCompared with: Digital news distribution weakened print’s former dominance in daily information.

• A. O. ScottRelated: The newspaper form shaped the audience, timing, and public reach of Scott’s reviews.

• Frankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungNarrower topic: The FAZ is a daily newspaper with national reach.

• History of communicationRelated: Newspapers turned print into a recurring channel for shared current events.

• The Boston GlobeNarrower topic: The Globe is a daily newspaper with both print and digital editions.

• The Sydney Morning HeraldNarrower topic: The Herald is a daily newspaper whose format has expanded beyond print.

• Henry Jarvis RaymondNarrower topic: Raymond’s journalism and publishing career unfolded during rapid growth in the newspaper press.

• History of journalismNarrower topic: Newspapers were the dominant format through several major periods of journalism’s development.

• History of PrintingNarrower topic: Printing made regular, repeatable distribution of current events possible.

• Trade magazineCompared with: General newspapers cover broad public affairs rather than one industry's professional concerns.

• HaaretzNarrower topic: Haaretz belongs to the newspaper form even as much of its readership encounters it online.

• Johann CarolusNarrower topic: The Relation is commonly discussed as an early instance in the history of newspapers.

• New York PostNarrower topic: The Post's changing formats and ownership belong to the broader history of newspapers.

• Press Trust of IndiaRelated: Newspapers have long used PTI reports to supplement their own reporting.

• The Chosun IlboNarrower topic: The Chosun Ilbo operates within the conventions and institutions of newspaper publishing.

• The Straits TimesNarrower topic: The Straits Times is a daily newspaper with print and digital editions.