A measure of advertising space, 1/14 of an inch in depth by one column in width. Thus there are 14 agate lines to the column inch. At Michael J. Motto Advertising, we precisely measure all of the classified ads we run and pay only for the exact size ad that runs. In this way we take thousands of dollars in linage corrections each month on behalf of our clients.
A measurement that is one column in width and 1/14 of an inch deep .
Standard unit of measurement for classified advertising space; 14 agate lines equal one column inch.
space for one line of print (one column wide and 1/14 inch deep) used to measure advertising
Standard unit of area in print media used to calculate the cost of advertising. Measures 1/14 inch height by one column width.
line of type set in 5 1/2 point type. Also, unit of measurement. Newspapers measure ad depths by agate lines: 14 to a column inch
A standard of measurement for depth of columns of advertising space. Fourteen agate lines make one column inch.
In newspaper classifieds, a measurement denoting one line of type by one column width. 14 agate lines = one column inch.
In newspaper classifieds, a measurement denoting 1/4 inch depth by one column width. 14 agate lines = one column inch.
A unit of measurement in newspapers that equals 1/14th of an inch.
A unit measurement of publication advertising space, one column wide (no matter what the column width) and one-fourteenth of an inch deep.
Non-standardized unit of space measurement, equal to one column wide and 1/14" deep. Annuals Publications that are distributed once per year.
