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Authors are authorities
in their fields, usually affiliated with a college or university |
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Sources are cited
in endnotes, footnotes, or bibliographies |
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Issues have little
or no advertising |
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Articles
must go through a peer-review process (in which an expert or several
experts in the field review the work to insure accuracy) |
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Illustrations usually
take the form of charts and graphs, and has few, if any, glossy pictures
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Articles use jargon
of the discipline |
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Articles
report on original research or experimentation |