In the first of a series of videos I’ll be creating, here is a quick explanation of a term that publishers use without a second thought, but means nothing to people in the real world: blad (or BLAD as it probably should be written). Do please subscribe if you like it, and let me know about any other terms you’d like me to tackle.
If you’d prefer a written explanation, check out the Publishing Terminology: Blad post.
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