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Difference between DIGEST and MAGAZINE



 
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Difference between DIGEST and MAGAZINE #1 (permalink) Sun May 21, 2006 9:11 am   Difference between DIGEST and MAGAZINE		  
I need to know the difference between a DIGEST and a Magazine.

Can anyone help me?

I will be grateful

Kishwar
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Difference between DIGEST and MAGAZINE #2 (permalink) Sun May 21, 2006 9:48 am   Difference between DIGEST and MAGAZINE		  
Hi Kishwar

The articles or stories in a "digest" are usually condensed or shortened versions of the original articles/stories.

This is not necessarily the case with a "magazine".

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