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This document outlines a project for students to analyze online magazines. Students will work in pairs to select an online magazine that interests them. Their presentation must include the magazine's name, timeline or evolution, most important sections, details about advertising strategies and target audience, and links for further information. The goal is to examine how traditional print magazines are adapting to the digital space by creating online versions.
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