abstract A section featuring the most important points of a work. [NewsML] acknowledgement Written recognition of acts or achievements. [AAT] adaptation Articles whose content, in whole or in part, is adapted from another work. There will be text in the article stating that it is an adaptation and indicating the source. advertisement Piece of material whose presence is paid for. [NewsML] advertorial Editorial content that is paid for by an advertiser. analysis Articles which cover a topic in depth by dividing it into parts for detailed examination. authorBio Brief text about the author of a work. autobiography Biography of an individual written by himself or herself. [AAT] bibliography A section describing lists of books or other textual materials arranged in some logical order giving brief information about the works, such as author, date, publisher, and place of publication; may be works by a particular author, or on a particular topic. [AAT] biography A complete written account of the life of a individual. This is not to be confused with Profile, which documents noteworthy characteristics and achievements. blogEntry A online commentary, organized in a chronological fashion. Generally includes a comment feature. See Response. brief Material shorter than a typical article, frequently part of a collection under a single headline. chronology A record of events in the order of their occurrence. classifiedAd An advertisement, usually brief, appearing in a publication under headings with others of the same category. column Articles that appear in a “Columns” section on the table of contents or that are recurring, opinionated pieces. A column will normally have a title and be written by the same person every issue. correction A new version of an item, replacing what was wrong in the previous version. May be referenced to previous version using prism:isCorrectionOf cover The text and images that appear on the physical cover of a magazine. Not to be confused with the cover story. coverStory Cover story for a magazine, normally the single story most closely associated with the main cover description. The cover story may also be identified by the magazine in the table of contents or section. Rarely, there may be more than one cover story, as in the case of a “split” cover. Occasionally, a magazine may not have a cover story, because the cover image or text is not closely associated with a particular story. coverPackage A package made up of all content relating to and including the Cover Story of an issue. Best practice is to relate these back to the cover using dcterms:isPartOf. electionResults The results of an election. eventsCalendar Describes events that are happening over a specified period of time. essay Non-fiction article expressing an author's personal point of view about a subject. excerpt Articles in which the primary text or images have been excerpted from other sources, usually books. fashionShoot A fashion-based photo essay. feature A prominent or special article. featurePackage A package made up of all content specified with a feature in an issue. Best practice is to relate these back to the feature using dcterms:isPartOf. financialStatement Reports summarizing the financial condition of an organization on any date or for any period. [AAT] homePage Web page intended as an entry point into a set of web pages. index A detailed list, usually arranged alphabetically, of the specific information contained within an issue. There are many kinds of indices including a recipe index, an index of advertisers or an index of destinations for a travel magazine. insideCover Within a magazine, a cover for a special feature section. interactiveContent Content, such as crossword puzzles, financial calculators and applets, that invites a person to do something other than read or view the material. interview Statements, transcripts, or recordings of conversations presented in Q and A format in which one person obtains information from another. legalDocument Documents having legal relevance. [AAT] letters A specifically addressed and signed written communication. A letter sent to the editors of a publication expressing an opinion is an example. masthead A list of the members of the publication staff. newsBulletin Brief summary of breaking news. notice Announcements given for a specific purpose. obituary Published notices of a death, usually with a brief biography of the deceased. [AAT] opinion An article in a publication expressing the opinion of its author. Do not confuse with a column, which provides recurring opinions. photoEssay Articles in which the photographic content is given greater emphasis or significance than the text, and is thematic in nature. poem A writing in which language is used for its aesthetic and evocative qualities in addition to, or in lieu of, its ostensible meaning. poll An inquiry into opinion conducted by interviewing a sample of people. [WORDNET] pressRelease Official or authoritative statements giving information for publication in newspapers or periodicals. [AAT] productDescription A description of a product with no editorial evaluation. (See “review”) profile An essay presenting noteworthy characteristics and achievements for a place, organization or person. quotation A single quote or compilation of quotations presented as a single article. ranking Contains a ranking, by number or from best to worst. Do not use for lists which do not have a ranked order. recipe Sets of directions with a list of ingredients for making or preparing something, especially food. [AAT] reprint Use for articles whose content, in whole or in part, is reprinted. There will be text in the article stating that it is a reprint and indicating the issue in which it was originally published. response An answer or reply to a letter or a blog. review Critical assessments of any type of media or product. The most common items reviewed are movies, shows, books, music albums, consumer products, and cars. schedule Plans of procedure, showing the sequence of items or operations and the time allotted for each. (e.g. an agenda) Do not confuse with Calendar. [AAT] sectionTableOfContents A sequential list of the parts of a work, usually with a page number or link indicating where each part begins for a special editorial section within a magazine. sidebar Information placed adjacent to an article in a printed or web publication. It is graphically separate from the main text but is contextually related. stockQuote Information on a company's stock price, too brief to be considered a financial statement. tableOfContents A sequential list of the parts of a work, usually with a page number or other symbols indicating where each part begins. [AAT] transcript Written record of words originally spoken, such as of court proceedings, broadcasts, or oral histories. [AAT] webliography An online section describing related materials arranged in some logical order expressed as URL web links. wireStory An article obtained through a news wire service.