Just wondering what the difference between a newsletter volume and issue is? (i.e. Volume 1, Issue 1)
Is a volume normally a year and the issue each month (or bimonthly, whatever) within that year?
Thanks!
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Hi
This volumes and issues thing is common in scientific and medical journals as well as in some newsletters.
The volume is usually a yearly thing but not always - it can be twice or even three or four times a year. The issue simply refers to the sequence in which that magazine or journal was published.
I think it goes back to the old days of stuffy old libraries when soft paper cover magazines would be bound into hardback books for storage. The libraries wanted all the large hardback books to be the same thickness so the number of issues in a (hardback) volume would vary with how many pages were in each issue of the magazine. This meant that some magazine journals with only a few pages might fit a whole years worth into one volume - but others with hundred of pages in each magazine issue might need half a dozen volumes a year to hold them all.
Hope this makes sense
A volume can include several issues. There are all kinds of variations; one volume can include several issues of the same year, several issues of a few years (if every year had only one issue) etc.
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