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== E-Zine == | == E-Zine == | ||
| − | E-Zine or also called Webzine is a domain, which carries the design of a classic journal/magazine. It contains editorial posting like articles, columns, interviews with celebrities which are generally written bei journalists. | + | E-Zine or also called Webzine is a domain, which carries the design of a classic journal/magazine. It contains editorial posting like articles, columns, interviews with celebrities which are generally written bei journalists. Differs from a blog. |
As the look of a magazine becomes more and more important, it is even more important for E-Zines to keep their corporate design up (see external links). | As the look of a magazine becomes more and more important, it is even more important for E-Zines to keep their corporate design up (see external links). | ||
The community features are conflicting a little bit to the idea of an old journal, but nevertheless the content still has the highest priority and not the idea of connecting people or developing a new social media network. | The community features are conflicting a little bit to the idea of an old journal, but nevertheless the content still has the highest priority and not the idea of connecting people or developing a new social media network. | ||
Revision as of 17:53, 23 July 2014
E-Zine
E-Zine or also called Webzine is a domain, which carries the design of a classic journal/magazine. It contains editorial posting like articles, columns, interviews with celebrities which are generally written bei journalists. Differs from a blog. As the look of a magazine becomes more and more important, it is even more important for E-Zines to keep their corporate design up (see external links). The community features are conflicting a little bit to the idea of an old journal, but nevertheless the content still has the highest priority and not the idea of connecting people or developing a new social media network.
Examples
- blackpaper - Phrack - 29A
