main section of a magazine; central portion
Refers to the primary content of a magazine or journal, as opposed to supplements or special features.
The main feature in this magazine is environmental issues.
this magazine; our journal
Formal or literary self-reference used by the publisher or editorial staff to refer to their own publication.
This magazine features a popular restaurant.
Please see the main magazine, not the supplement.
This magazine will become a monthly publication starting next month.
We will explain the editorial policy of our journal.
That article was published in this magazine.
This month's issue has a great main section as well as a rich supplement.
誌面 refers to the printed pages/space of a magazine, whereas 本誌 refers to the main section of the magazine as a whole, distinct from supplements.
付録 is the supplement or extra booklet bundled with a magazine, in contrast to 本誌, which is the main content itself.
本紙 and 本誌 are homophones, but 本紙 means "this newspaper" while 本誌 means "this magazine."
Compound of 本 (main, this) and 誌 (magazine, journal). The kanji combination directly yields the meanings 'main magazine' and 'this magazine'.