(They also probably wouldn't mind too terribly much if the magazine served to pull more people onto the Web site.)

The magazine served as an outlet for new writing, but its design was also an "editorial experiment".

The magazine claims to have a circulation of up to 10,000 and serves 600 shops in the Greater Glasgow area.

The review found that large-capacity magazines did not serve any sporting purpose like hunting or target shooting.

Under Simons, the magazine served as a sounding board for various theoretical questions which were dividing the socialist movement.

Liang showed that newspapers and magazines could serve as an effective medium for communicating political ideas.

The magazine, which Stickley published from 1901 to 1916, served as bible and manual for his arts-and-crafts movement.

The magazine serves rural, small town, and suburban Texans who are members of electric cooperatives.

The magazine serves as a mode of continuing education for librarians working with young adult populations (ages 12-18).

Buying the magazine for his employees served two purposes, he said.