Editorial Cartoons Syndicate Proofs Collection, 1970-1998.
Title
Editorial Cartoons Syndicate Proofs Collection, 1970-1998.
Extent
2.75 linear feet.
Description
Currently includes works from Cartoonists & Writers’ Syndicate, North America Syndicate, Inc., and United Feature Syndicate.
Syndication is the distribution of news articles, features, columns, comic strips and editorial cartoons to various media outlets such as newspapers, magazines, and websites. The syndicate itself is a company which has copyright and permissions for publishing from journalists, writers, illustrators, and cartoonists. The syndicate grants content, at a price, to smaller media outlets which may not have the funding for a full staff of content creators. This may be referred to as print syndication via a press syndicate, feature syndicate or newspaper syndicate. Editorial cartoons specifically will focus on national and global issues, as local issues are not typically of interest to the national market.
Syndication is the distribution of news articles, features, columns, comic strips and editorial cartoons to various media outlets such as newspapers, magazines, and websites. The syndicate itself is a company which has copyright and permissions for publishing from journalists, writers, illustrators, and cartoonists. The syndicate grants content, at a price, to smaller media outlets which may not have the funding for a full staff of content creators. This may be referred to as print syndication via a press syndicate, feature syndicate or newspaper syndicate. Editorial cartoons specifically will focus on national and global issues, as local issues are not typically of interest to the national market.
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Provenance
Weeded from Nashville Banner Archives. Offered to MU Special Collections Sept. 16, 2021 by Linda Barnickel and Kathleen Feduccia of Nashville Public Library of Nashville and Davidson County.
Rights
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Access Rights
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