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People make things for us to read or hear.

Shelves of titles at the Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop
Shelves of titles at the Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop

This is called publishing. It can be on paper. It can also be on a screen.

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Some people make books. Others make news or music. You can even find games this way.

Some companies are very big. They make many books for stores. Some people do it on their own. This is called self-publishing.

Newspapers tell us what is happening now. They use photos too. You can buy them or read them for free.

Magazines come out at the same time each month. They have pretty pictures. They are fun to look at.

The Caxton Celebration - William Caxton showing specimens of his printing to King Edward IV and his Queen
The Caxton Celebration - William Caxton showing specimens of his printing to King Edward IV and his Queen

Publishing helps us share ideas with the world.

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