To publish, produce, or release something again, often with modifications or updates.
English, formed from prefix 're-' (again) + 'issue' (from Old French 'issue' meaning exit or outcome). The concept emerged in the 15th century, originally referring to legal documents being issued again.
In the music industry, reissues often become more valuable than original releases when they include rare bonus tracks or remastered audio. The practice of reissuing has created entire collector markets where the 'reissue' can ironically become more sought-after than the original.
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