Sentence examples for electronic magazine from inspiring English sources
Slate, Microsoft's electronic magazine, was in the vanguard when it started charging readers in 1996.
Mr. Murdoch's expensive attempt to jump on the iPad bandwagon, the much-ballyhooed electronic magazine The Daily, so far looks like a dud, too.
DAY JOB about being a web content producer...I was going to trade shows and selling what I called an electronic magazine on a floppy disk..
By Marisa Bowe The New Yorker, April 24, 2000 P. 160 DAY JOB about being a web content producer...I was going to trade shows and selling what I called an electronic magazine on a floppy disk...
By John Bowe The New Yorker, April 24, 2000 P. 160 DAY JOB about being a web content producer...I was going to trade shows and selling what I called an electronic magazine on a floppy disk...
The New Yorker, April 24, 2000 P. 160 DAY JOB about being a web content producer...I was going to trade shows and selling what I called an electronic magazine on a floppy disk...
"Like every other site on the Internet, it's a money loser," Albrecht, 28, says... What Kinsley has set out to build is a weekly public-affairs magazine somewhat to the left of "The New Republic"... What will set State apart from most electronic magazines, Kinsley hopes, will be a traditional, linear sensibility.
"The Breach" -- the title refers to the widening gap between political parties -- is a tale oft told on network and cable television and Web sites, in print and electronic magazines, newspapers and instant books that left nothing to the imagination and little for the future.
Electronic magazines stand out among other forms of e-publications and preferred by wide range of readers due to its high visual content and interactivity.
Consumers may purchase a variety of publications in various forms, e.g., print form (e.g., newspapers, magazines, books, etc)., electronic form (e.g., electronic newspapers, electronic books ("e-Books"), electronic magazines, etc)., etc.
More than 80 electronic magazines existed, many in Russian.
