Take a hard copy magazine and convert it using the print ready PDFs into an interactive document to be read and passed around on the internet. A true webmag contains video and audio so the user doesn't just have to read.
Sanity retail store has a free magazine which is given to shoppers. This magazine is converted to a webmag and has movie traliers and music embedded.
by Brainer74 June 4, 2009
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Weblag is when you see a flyer for an event, class, etc. You go to the sponsor's web site, and it isn't posted there.
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An outdated occupation, just like haberdasher, miliner or blacksmith.
In mediaeval times, every website had a Webmaster who used his mystical computing powers to keep all the flashing text, unreadable links and "under construction" signs safely in place.
These days people have found other ways of making websites work, and the last use of the word "webmaster" happened on Geocities some time in 2004.
In mediaeval times, every website had a Webmaster who used his mystical computing powers to keep all the flashing text, unreadable links and "under construction" signs safely in place.
These days people have found other ways of making websites work, and the last use of the word "webmaster" happened on Geocities some time in 2004.
by Bobby Tables October 26, 2009
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(The term first popularized by a psychological warfare expert in 2005)
(The term first popularized by a psychological warfare expert in 2005)
The distribution of mocking retouched photographs of US President George Bush portraying him as a buffoon or to ridicule US foreign policy, distributed via chain emails and posted on political internet forums, is an example of webaganda.
by Psywarrior January 1, 2009
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by Sambuco July 27, 2012
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by peyday November 28, 2007
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Wemagin was a crowd-funded project that made outlandish claims, being able to protect the privacy of even the most technically inept users under all conditions.
Despite the claims being clearly shown as false, the creators and shills continued on with such fervour that they attracted the attention of privacy advocates, security researchers and other skeptics.
After discovering the phrase "Imagination is more important than knowledge!" in their patent, the term "wemaginary" was coined.
Wemagin was a crowd-funded project that made outlandish claims, being able to protect the privacy of even the most technically inept users under all conditions.
Despite the claims being clearly shown as false, the creators and shills continued on with such fervour that they attracted the attention of privacy advocates, security researchers and other skeptics.
After discovering the phrase "Imagination is more important than knowledge!" in their patent, the term "wemaginary" was coined.
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