With the onset of secession, Olmsted decided to reissue his observations in a single publication.
So there should be a single publication rule and a limitation period of one year from original publication.
It will finish in November this year, when the IPCC will collate its findings into a single publication.
The internet has transformed expectations about the number of people who can be reached through a single publication.
"In all my years in the alternative business," he said, "I'm not aware of a single publication in that circulation realm that is financially successful".
Judge Howard A. Levine, writing for the court, said a "single publication" rule the court adopted in a 1948 case was germane to postings on the Internet.
The absence of formal censorship means there is some variability in what appears in the press, even within a single publication.
But a ban on article comments may simply move them to a different venue, such as Twitter or Facebook — from a community centered around a single publication or idea to one without any discernible common identity.
Now, after 27 years without a single publication, Bengis is trying to re-establish herself as a writer with a new book, "Metro Stop Dostoevsky: Travels in Russian Time".
"I don't think a single publication in Canada, if they collected all the clicks in Canada, would have the budget that they had when they published on dead trees," David Beers, the Tyee's founding editor, told me.
Others, by telling of their experience following a single publication, as DennisD did: "I sorely miss Country Journal — a great magazine on rural living that I discovered in 1983, then published by Blair & Ketchum.
