The phrase "affect magazine" is not correct in standard written English and lacks clarity.
It may be intended to refer to a publication that discusses emotional or psychological topics, but without context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The latest issue of the affect magazine explores the impact of emotions on mental health."
Alternatives: "emotional magazine" or "psychology magazine".
"It could affect magazines and motion pictures".
How will this looming convergence affect magazines?
And despite the company's subscription focus, the flagging advertising market -- which affects magazine and television operations, especially -- has made meeting that goal more difficult.
James Nuckols, the president and chief executive of The Sporting News, said that the fact that Mr. Allen owns sports teams would not affect the magazine's coverage.
Another proposed change would affect the magazine's last page, now the home of a column called "Remembering," in which Ms. Stewart recalls lessons she learned in the garden or the kitchen.
David Carey, the publisher of The New Yorker, said he had always thought of Time Warner as a company with many platforms for advertising sales, and so did not see how adding another set of planks would affect his magazine directly.
The ability to affect this magazine and its place in the culture - now, I may cock it up as an editor, I don't know, but the capacity for potential was greater doing this.' Tina Brown left on a Wednesday in 1998.
When Mr. Carey left The New Yorker in January, no one had yet predicted just how radically the advertising slump would affect business magazines like Fast Company and Inc.
Also like Oglesby, Sherman wrestles with government surveillance, which affected her magazine and teaching careers.
And today's Denver Post reported yet another indignity, though this one affected a single magazine in a singularly absurd circumstance: Want to browse Vanity Fair magazine on the Denver airport's free Wi-Fi system?
