nanopublishing

noun uncountable computing

UK /ˈnænəʊˌpʌblɪʃɪŋ/

1
the publishing of information on the internet using methods that do not cost a lot of money, for example using weblogs (=websites that frequently have new personal information added to them)
Synonyms and related words
The internet
access number
account name
address
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The word nanopublishing was coined by Jeff Jarvis, creative director of the US company Advance Publications Inc. Jarvis first used the term after being shown Gawker, a New York media gossip weblog launched by Nick Denton in December 2002. The prefix nano- is derived from the Greek word nanos, meaning ‘dwarf’, and is used figuratively in the word to denote the idea of ‘publishing on an extremely small scale’. An alternative term incorporating the same idea is thin media.
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单词	nanopublishing
释义	nanopublishing noun uncountable computing UK /ˈnænəʊˌpʌblɪʃɪŋ/ DEFINITIONS1 1 the publishing of information on the internet using methods that do not cost a lot of money, for example using weblogs (=websites that frequently have new personal information added to them) Synonyms and related words The internet access number account name address Featured as a BuzzWord! The word nanopublishing was coined by Jeff Jarvis, creative director of the US company Advance Publications Inc. Jarvis first used the term after being shown Gawker, a New York media gossip weblog launched by Nick Denton in December 2002. The prefix nano- is derived from the Greek word nanos, meaning ‘dwarf’, and is used figuratively in the word to denote the idea of ‘publishing on an extremely small scale’. An alternative term incorporating the same idea is thin media. Read more nanopublishing noun uncountable computing US /ˈnænoʊˌpʌblɪʃɪŋ/ DEFINITIONS1 1 the publishing of information on the internet using methods that do not cost a lot of money, for example using weblogs (=websites that frequently have new personal information added to them) Synonyms and related words The internet access number account name address Featured as a BuzzWord! The word nanopublishing was coined by Jeff Jarvis, creative director of the US company Advance Publications Inc. Jarvis first used the term after being shown Gawker, a New York media gossip weblog launched by Nick Denton in December 2002. The prefix nano- is derived from the Greek word nanos, meaning ‘dwarf’, and is used figuratively in the word to denote the idea of ‘publishing on an extremely small scale’. An alternative term incorporating the same idea is thin media. Read more
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