Gazette

Gazette ( f ) is an obsolete and nowadays rather ironic name for a newspaper. The term is derived from the Italian gauze (t ) ta, whose first representative of the 1536 published pamphlet Gazzetta di Venezia was that contained political news. Whose name in turn had to do directly with the price, Gazeta 1, then the smallest coin in the Republic of Venice.

Gazette or Gazet (t ) is a part of the name of publications:

The Gazette, a political culture magazine
Gazeta Łódzka, Lodz newspaper was the first German -language newspaper of the City of Łódź (Poland )
Gazeta Lubuska, one of the largest regional newspapers in Poland ( since 1952)
Gazeta Wyborcza, (Eng. The choice of newspaper ) is the largest national Polish newspaper
Gazzetta del Mercordì Romansh translation of the regular Monday Chur newspaper from 1719-1777
Gazzetta ordinaria because Scuol (Romansh for: Ordinary Schulser newspaper ) was the first newspaper Graubünden in 1700
Gazette of the United States, a 1789-1804 American newspaper published
Gazette consumer magazine, monthly advertising paper in the southwest of Berlin
Gazette van Detroit ( Detroit newspaper dt ) is a Flemish newspaper that is published and sold in the U.S. metropolitan Detroit
Government Gazette, the official organ of the South African government statement
Called International Communication Gazette, a trade magazine that originally Gazette
Founded La Gazette, first French newspaper in 1631 in Paris
La Gazette de Berlin, newspaper for people living in Germany Francophone
The London Gazette, Official Journal of the British government for England
Pall Mall Gazette, conservative London evening newspaper, 1865-1923
Railway Gazette International, a medium for railway operators established in 1905
Royal Thai Government Gazette, the official organ of the Thai government's announcement
The Gazette ( Montreal), English-language daily newspaper founded in Montreal, 1778
Wine bars Gazette, is a once in a quarter appearing satirical magazine from Gelsenkirchen