The subscription
Example: Subscription allows access to content through regular payment
Definition
"The subscription" in journalism refers to an arrangement where a person or organization pays regularly to receive access to newspapers, magazines, or digital content. It enables continuous access to published material, often on a monthly or yearly basis, supporting the media outlet financially.
Etymology
The word "subscription" comes from the Latin 'subscriptio,' meaning 'a signing underneath.' Originally, it referred to signing one's name at the end of a document. Over time, it evolved to mean an agreement to receive or pay for something regularly, such as newspapers or journals. Did you know? This term reflects the idea of committing by signing one's name to a list.
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"The subscription" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Journalism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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