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A periodical published by a business organization for its employees or clients.

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house organ

(Journalism & Publishing) a periodical published by an organization for its employees or clients

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house′ or`gan

a periodical issued by a business, institution, or the like for its employees, customers, etc., presenting news about the organization and its personnel.

[1905–10]

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house organ - a periodical published by a business firm for its employees and customers

organ - a periodical that is published by a special interest group; "the organ of the communist party"

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This Book Is Not Yet Rated contains a cast of quirky characters, including a foulmouthed octogenarian movie house organ player and a projectionist who has lived in the projection booth for ten years.

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Grove also had a house organ, Evergreen Review, which, founded by Rosset, began as the quintessential existentialist-beatnik literary quarterly, steeped in theater of the absurd and the New Novel, with cover art by Robert Frank, Larry Rivers, and Diane Arbus.

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Breitbart, house organ of Steve Bannon's solipsistic revolution, fruitlessly dispatched two"reporters" to Alabama to sift through the women's lives for nuggets to shame them.

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Organize developed the country's first-ever central donor registry, was awarded the Innovator in Residence position in the Office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, and partnered with the Obama White House to host the 2016 White House Organ Donation Summit.

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When employees of his ever-expanding department store in Newark served abroad in World War I, Louis Bamberger printed their letters to him in his house organ, Counter Currents, and sent them Christmas care packages and copies of the magazine.

Louis Bamberger: Department Store Innovator and Philanthropist

The roadmap was announced June 13 at the White House Organ Summit.

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"However, I will have the luxury of a music room and this will accommodate the house organ left to me by John Bishop - the person who appointed me in 1978.

Outgoing principal looks to the future; As Julian Lloyd Webber takes up the reins as principal of Birmingham Conservatoire, Christopher Morley chats to his predecessor David Saint as he reflects on his 37 years there

* Transitioning Soybean Digest magazine to a commercial magazines from a house organ,

Drake enters ARC's Hall of Fame

Given the size of its staff, the sweep of its ambition and its stature as house organ to the world's political, economic, academic and cultural elites, the Times is something of a unique case among newspapers.

Newspapers can't merely dabble at digital: The New York Times is a leading example of the struggle to become a full-on digital publisher

Smith, M.D., the Journal of Psychedelic Drugs, which began as a house organ for the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic of San Francisco, found its geographical locus rapidly expanding as the use of psychedelics and other psychoactive drugs (especially LSD and marijuana) spread throughout the nation and around the world.