Noun:

செய்தியிடங்களின்,

newsstand's Usage Examples:

The first edition of SOD hit the newsstands in 1975.

These updates can be found literally anywhere, from newsstands to official websites.

In fact, any time Kate Gosselin new hair style images hit the newsstands, it seems to dominate celebrity style conversations, whether you love or hate Kate Gosselin's hairstyles.

There was no way to know about updates without checking yourself - like going to a newsstand to see if the latest issue of your favorite comic book had been released yet.

devalued when newsstands are covered in CDs being given away for free.

When a publisher produces a magazine, it is content - and people get that content one of two ways: they either go to a newsstand and buy a copy, or they subscribe and get the magazine delivered to their house.

Consequently they'll be at least one day old before they reach newsstands and hotels.

The interview, in which Lopez discusses her divorce, hit newsstands at the start of August, but the magazine closes their issues three weeks prior to publication.

The rest of chapters deal with the newsstand maxim.

newsstand sales over the last year.

The March issue of Linux Journal will be hitting the newsstands February 11.

The Valerie Bertinelli bikini cover that hit newsstands in April of 2009 garnered both People Magazine and the one time child star a lot of positive press.

Subscriptions may have dropped to only half a million, but the magazine still sells over 1 million copies at newsstands and checkout counters nationwide.

Synonyms:

stand, stall, sales booth,

Antonyms:

forbid, disallow, start, rush,