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googleblog.blogspot.com - 12/9/2008

Official Google Blog: Search and find magazines on Google Book Search

— googleblog.blogspot.com — The word "magazine" is derived from the Arabic word "makhazin," meaning storehouse. Since Daniel Defoe published the... world's first English magazine back in 1704, millions of magazines catering to nearly every imaginable taste have been created and ... (more) Official Google Blog: Search and find magazines on ...

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blog.makezine.com - 12/9/2008

Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, @ Google Book Search

— blog.makezine.com — You can search for some magazines through Google Book Search new, of note... Popular Science, Popular Mechanics... & Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. All of the magazines also have a map at the bottom so you can see where things were and/or mentioned, ... (more) Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Bulletin of the ...

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