Sentence examples for a digital issue from inspiring English sources

Look at the cover date on the most recent issue; if there are two dates, you will receive a digital issue the following week.

A digital issue of the magazine is available to view online for free or a $10 donation to support student journalists' trips to national conferences, Falkowski said.

They require focus on a uniquely digital issue, which is that the availability (there and then, e.g., as a printed text in a physical newspaper in an archive) and the accessibility (anywhere and anytime, eg., as a link on a search engine online) of information have been decoupled.

For a free digital issue of Trail click here The caption relating to Skiddaw in the Lake District was amended on 14 June to reflect the fact that the fells pictured are part of the Skiddaw range.

Apple would be extremely unlikely to reject, say, a special digital issue by The Economist on the conflict in Syria, although satirical cartoonists have been on the wrong end of its approval policies in the past.

If you are a subscriber to Technology Review, reading this column in a printed or digital issue, perhaps you've noticed that the magazine looks a little different.

Clearly, there's a digital divide issue, especially when it comes to R. & B. and hip-hop on streaming services.

There's also a digital divide issue that would need to be taken into account for [certain] populations.

Q: Why didn't I receive my digital issue?

Which is why a day at the Music Connected conference in London was a good chance to take the independent pulse on a number of digital issues.

The measures include the total number of a publication's digital issues and the number of readers by issue.