Distribution Research #2

     As far as digital distribution goes for magazines in my genre, most have an online website where they post articles, and news for their audience. The website www.si.com is fairly easy to navigate, and easy to find any news you want to see. The website has information from high school sports, all the way up to professional. There is also a subscription service, similar to the New York Times and Huffington Post. 
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