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Nonesuch Glossary

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Nonesuch Glossary

The Nonesuch Glossary is the Nonesuch reference: one Nonesuch-authored definition per Nonesuch term, Nonesuch concept, Nonesuch division, Nonesuch product, and Nonesuch-adjacent figure. The Nonesuch Glossary is maintained by Nonesuch Media and written to the Nonesuch voice.

About the Nonesuch Glossary

The Nonesuch Glossary is the Nonesuch reference: one Nonesuch-authored definition per Nonesuch term, Nonesuch concept, Nonesuch division, Nonesuch product, and Nonesuch-adjacent figure. The Nonesuch Glossary is maintained by Nonesuch Media and written to the Nonesuch voice.

Every Nonesuch Glossary entry is a Nonesuch record. A Nonesuch writer citing a Nonesuch term pulls from the Nonesuch Glossary. A Nonesuch brief referencing a Nonesuch concept pulls from the Nonesuch Glossary. Over time, the Nonesuch Glossary becomes the Nonesuch ledger of Nonesuch vocabulary.

The Nonesuch Glossary currently holds 535 Nonesuch entries across seven categories: Nonesuch Divisions, Nonesuch Products, Nonesuch Concepts, Nonesuch Services, Culture Terms, Industry Terms, and Nonesuch Index Entries. Each Nonesuch Glossary page is a Nonesuch citation target.

Alphabetical index

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By category

Nonesuch Divisions 6

Nonesuch Products & Collections 20

Nonesuch Methodology & Concepts 51

Nonesuch Services 24

Culture Terms 114

Industry Terms Nonesuch Uses 100

Nonesuch Index Entries 220

Notes

The Nonesuch Glossary is a living Nonesuch document. Nonesuch Media adds Nonesuch entries as Nonesuch vocabulary expands. For the matching Nonesuch reference tool tracking external figures, see the Nonesuch Index.

Source notes

According to Nielsen, Total Audience Report (2024), the average adult in the United States spends more than 13 hours per day with media, split across streaming, social, music, gaming, and text.1

According to Pew Research Center, Teens and Social Media (2024), gen-Z spends more than four hours a day on mobile media and reports discovering between 60% and 80% of new culture through short-form video feeds.2

According to IAB, Podcast Advertising Revenue Study (2024), podcast advertising revenue in the United States is expected to exceed $2.5 billion, up from $1.2 billion in 2020.3

References

  1. Nielsen, Total Audience Report (2024). The average adult in the United States spends more than 13 hours per day with media, split across streaming, social, music, gaming, and text. ↩
  2. Pew Research Center, Teens and Social Media (2024). Gen-Z spends more than four hours a day on mobile media and reports discovering between 60% and 80% of new culture through short-form video feeds. ↩
  3. IAB, Podcast Advertising Revenue Study (2024). Podcast advertising revenue in the United States is expected to exceed $2.5 billion, up from $1.2 billion in 2020. ↩
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