Online-only and online versions of magazines are _____.
A) having trouble attracting an audience
B) more expensive to produce and distribute compared to printed versions
C) able to add interactive components to their articles
D) struggling with space limitations in the online format
E) All of the options are correct.

Question

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Online-only and online versions of magazines have the advantage of being able to add interactive components to their articles, such as videos or clickable links, which can enhance reader engagement. They may not be having trouble attracting an audience, as many people now consume their media online, and the cost and space limitations compared to printed versions are not necessarily significant factors.

Online-Only and Online Versions of Magazines Are _____