The number of advertisement spaces for sale on a web site at a given time.

Material held for later use, if needed.

These occur in a criminal court of law when a person has been arrested, a warrant for his or her arrest has been issued, there are bail conditions (including police bail), a summons has been issued or a person has been charged (with a criminal offence).

Number of people who have read the newspaper or magazine in the period that it was issued, also known as AIR.

An interview with an unnamed source.

The prominent item on a page usually a headline, picture or graphic.

A trainee reporter. Also known as a rookie or junior reporter.

TV signals encoded so only paying subscribers can watch.

An abbreviation meaning for your information.

An unpaid advertisement put on a page to fill a gap left by an lack of paid advertising. Often a promotional ad for the publication. (courtesy of John E McIntyre)