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PERIODICAL PUBLICATION: &nbsp; A publication issued on a continuous basis, with the same title, at regular or irregular intervals, during an indeterminate period, the different issue elements being consecutively numbered or individually dated.
PERIODIC PUBLICATION: &nbsp; Publication issued on a continuous basis, with the same title, in paper and/or digital format, at regular or irregular intervals, during an indeterminate period, being the different issue elements consecutively numbered and/or individually dated.
REFERENCE PERIOD: &nbsp; Period to which the information refers and which may be a specific day or a time interval (month, fiscal year, calendar year, among others).

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Editions of printed edition of periodical publications (No.)

Characteristic	Description
Name	Periodical publications editions (No.) by Geographic localization (NUTS - 2002); Annual
Regularity	Annual
Source	Statistics Portugal, Periodical publications survey
First available period	2003
Last available period	2013
Dimensions	Data reference period Geographic localization (NUTS - 2002)
Concepts	PERIODICAL PUBLICATION: A publication issued on a continuous basis, with the same title, at regular or irregular intervals, during an indeterminate period, the different issue elements being consecutively numbered or individually dated. PERIODIC PUBLICATION: Publication issued on a continuous basis, with the same title, in paper and/or digital format, at regular or irregular intervals, during an indeterminate period, being the different issue elements consecutively numbered and/or individually dated. REFERENCE PERIOD: Period to which the information refers and which may be a specific day or a time interval (month, fiscal year, calendar year, among others).
Measure unit (symbol)	Number (No.)
Power of 10	0
Observations
Last update date	14/11/2014