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- adjective Resembling or characteristic of a
magazine (publication).
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Examples
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Editorially, though, the publication provides a familiar magazinelike mix of news, arts coverage and reviews, gossip, opinion, sports and games.
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Nice, simple, effective design – dare I say magazinelike?
The New CNN.com (First Screenshots) Jason Kincaid 2005
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He had a fresh, magazinelike sensibility that the publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, hoped to tap when he sent him to the newsroom to challenge traditional newspaper practices.
NYT > Home Page By DOUGLAS MARTIN 2011
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My favorite of these is Flipboard, a free app that creates a magazinelike layout from news sources, Twitter and other Internet streams that you choose and configure.
The Seattle Times 2011
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People ignore them on a Web site, he says, but on Flipboard's magazinelike layout they may seem more appropriate.
NYT > Home Page By DAMON DARLIN 2010
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What is astonishing about OMG and Wonderwall's success is the lack of any aspiration to break news, while focusing on glossy, magazinelike packaging and photos.
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Publishers are creating magazinelike products for these devices, but different mediums lend themselves to different reading styles, as the Web showed.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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