trade journal

British  

noun

1. a periodical containing new developments, discussions, etc, concerning a trade or profession

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Example Sentences

“Her worst book, by a wide margin,” according to an early review of “A Better Life” in Kirkus, a trade journal.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite his low-key presence, Janick’s organization is a music industry powerhouse, having finished 2025 with a 15.7% share of the U.S. market for recorded music, according to the trade journal Hits.

From Los Angeles Times

Michael Harrison, a media consultant and publisher of the radio trade journal Talkers, said the equal-time rule will unfairly burden radio and TV broadcasters that are struggling to compete against tech companies that largely have unfettered access to consumers and are not subject to FCC rules.

From Los Angeles Times

A nasty piece appeared in a trade journal, suggesting that he had behaved unethically in side-pocketing his bet, and Burry felt certain it had been planted by one of his own investors.

From Literature

The change to the bars' ingredients was first reported by trade journal The Grocer.

From BBC