Magazines and e-zines are publications that are published in print or online. They are usually aimed at a specific audience, such as a particular region or demographic. Magazines and e-zines often have articles about current events, politics, business, culture, sports and other topics.

The role of magazines and e-zines is to inform the public about current events through the use of articles written by journalists. These journalists provide information on their given topic to the readers in an unbiased manner. This type of journalism is called "objective." The goal is to give readers an accurate representation of what is happening in the world without showing any bias towards one side or another.

Magazines and e-zines are both print and digital publications. They differ in terms of the type of content they publish, the audience they target and the frequency of publication. Magazines are typically published on a monthly or weekly basis, while e-zines are published less frequently.

Magazines have a longer history than e-zines. They were first introduced in 18th century France when aristocrats would subscribe to them to stay up to date with trends and fashion.

Magazines usually offer a mix of articles, images, interviews, reviews and other types of content that is related to a particular topic or theme. E-zines usually offer articles that are focused on one topic or theme only.

The audience for magazines is typically larger than for e-zines

Magazines and e-zines are both a form of periodical publication, but they differ in several ways. Magazines are usually published monthly or weekly, while e-zines are usually published daily. Magazines typically have a higher circulation than e-zines, and magazines tend to be more mainstream than e-zines.

E-ZINE: an online magazine that is typically published on a daily basis

MAGAZINE: an American English term for a general interest or consumer magazine