ezine

British  

/ ˈiːziːn /

noun

1. a magazine available only in electronic form, for example on the Internet

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Example Sentences

Ciziunas discovered a series of Russian language internet forums, including an eZine, where Korinets had discussed hacking, and shared those posts with Reuters.

From Reuters

Ms. Yucel, speaking in a video interview to the Demiroren news agency, said she left the apartment block next to the Ezine river where the family has apartments on Wednesday to move the car.

From New York Times

“It is a meter-deep mud, and the Ezine still flows strongly,” he said, referring to the river, which he said had flooded more than 300 feet into the city.

From New York Times

This story was originally posted on The Customer Edge by SAP, an ezine about the future of customer engagement.

From Forbes

She had imagined a soaring dome, a richly colored Ezine carpet, but the room is just a simple auditorium.

From Literature