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Online magazines published in the United States
- Feed MagazineStefanie Syman and Steven Johnson launched Feed in New York during May 1995. This publication became one of the earliest online magazines to rely entirely on…
- Astrobiology MagazineHelen Matsos launched Astrobiology Magazine in 1999 to connect scientists with everyday readers. She served as the chief editor and executive producer during…
- TheWrapTheWrap opened its digital doors in January 2009. Journalist Sharon Waxman established the site from her base in Los Angeles.
- PopMattersSarah Zupko launched PopMatters in late 1999 as a sister site to her earlier academic resource, PopCultures. The new magazine began by offering original…
- Dragon (magazine)June 1976 marked the debut of The Dragon, a monthly magazine published by TSR to replace its earlier publication called The Strategic Review.
- Dungeon (magazine)The first issue of Dungeon magazine appeared in late 1986, though its cover bore no date. Roger E. Moore served as the publication's original editor and…
- Salon.comDavid Talbot launched Salon.com in November 1995, emerging from the ashes of the San Francisco newspaper strike of 1994.
- Slate (magazine)On the 24th of June 1996, Michael Kinsley launched Slate under the ownership of Microsoft. This date marked a specific moment when digital journalism began…
- Slant MagazineSlant Magazine opened its digital doors in 2001. It began as a simple online publication reviewing movies, music, and video games.
- ICv2Milton Griepp published a newsletter called Internal Correspondence in the 1980s. This publication grew into a magazine that served Capital City Distribution…
- The Diplomat (magazine)Minh Bui Jones, David Llewellyn-Smith, and Sung Lee launched The Diplomat in 2001 as an Australian bi-monthly print magazine.
- Vice (magazine)In October 1994, a small publication named Voice emerged from the English-language section of Images magazine in Montreal.
- History News NetworkRichard Shenkman founded History News Network in Washington, D.C. as a non-profit corporation. He wrote the book Legends, Lies & Cherished Myths of World…
- Atlas ObscuraJoshua Foer and Dylan Thuras met in 2007 to discuss a different kind of atlas. They wanted to feature places not commonly found in standard guidebooks.