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You can read magazines on a computer. They live on the web. You do not need paper or ink. This helps them cost less.

Some people call them webzines. Others call them ezines. These are small magazines sent by email. They can also be called digital magazines.

Editors check the work. They make sure it is good. They want readers to like it. This is how they stay high quality.

Some magazines are free to read. Others cost money to see. Some use ads to make money. This pays for the work.

Many big magazines are now online too. They use the web to find readers. It is a new way to share stories.

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