Personally, I would contact the publisher directly and ask them whether they are still distributing print issues.  If so, then it hasn't ceased (even if perhaps they've publishing in a new format that "incorporates everything you like")

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On Thu, 27 Oct 2011, Hall, Jack wrote:

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> Cross-posted to autocat and serialst; please excuse.
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> I have Digital video (San Francisco, Calif.) OCLC 755759214 The record has a 780 00 |t DV
> The record says it “Began with vol. 19, no. 10 (Oct. 2011)”, the issue I have.
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> On page 3, under the Editor’s view, is stated: “We’ve been developing and evolving a new
> concept for a magazine that incorporates everything you like in DV and Videography …” This
> implies to me that both DV (OCLC 35232231) and Videography (OCLC 2409346) have ceased and
> both have been merged into Videography. But the record for Digital video does not mention
> Videography, and the record for Videography does not show that it has ceased, or mention
> Digital video.
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> Do you think Videography has ceased, and the record needs to be closed and a 785 field be
> added for Digital video?
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> Or does Videography still continue, but is “partly merged with DV” into Digital video?
> (With DV having ceased altogether, as its record says)
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> In either case, I guess a 780 field of some sort for Videography needs to be added to the
> record for Digital video. Either the new title totally replaces Videography, or only
> partially replaces it.
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> Thanks, Jack
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> Jack Hall
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