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- noun A
magazine that is onlypublished on theInternet .
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Examples
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We are hoping to eventually start a webmag of articles, fiction and other things pertaining to youth with disabilities, but for now we're starting out with the blog.
Friday music: Crash Test Dummies Kay Olson 2007
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Next thing you know, you'll read on the same webmag about parents who take their kids on exotic vacations and have a great time.
Depressing. 2004
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I had originally launched it in 2005 as a lifestyle webmag in Toronto but after I got bored of shooting in Toronto, I went to Paris and London in February 2007 on a whim to try and shoot outside the shows.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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I had originally launched it in 2005 as a lifestyle webmag in Toronto but after I got bored of shooting in Toronto, I went to Paris and London in February 2007 on a whim to try and shoot outside the shows.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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I had originally launched it in 2005 as a lifestyle webmag in Toronto but after I got bored of shooting in Toronto, I went to Paris and London in February 2007 on a whim to try and shoot outside the shows.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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I've been a supporter of David Sessions 'outstanding webmag "Patrol Magazine" from the beginning.
internetmonk.com 2009
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