| Place of perfect happiness | 26 |
| Segar who created Popeye | 24 |
| Put on a starvation diet | 24 |
| Online periodical, for short | 28 |
| Online read, for short | 22 |
| Online periodical, briefly | 26 |
| URL-accessed periodical | 23 |
| Slate, e.g., for short | 22 |
| Online publication, for short | 29 |
| Web reading, for short | 22 |
| Slate, e.g., informally | 23 |
| Salon, e.g., informally | 23 |
| Online issue, for short | 23 |
| On-line periodical, for short | 29 |
| Collection of Web pages | 23 |
| Web periodical, I guess | 23 |
| Time online, for example | 24 |
| Slate, for one, for short | 25 |
| Slate or Salon, for short | 25 |
| Salon, e.g., colloquially | 25 |
| Salon or Slate, briefly | 23 |
| Online reading, briefly | 23 |
| On-line publication, briefly | 28 |
| Nook material, perhaps | 22 |
| Kindle purchase, in brief | 25 |
| Kindle material, perhaps | 24 |
| iPad owner's subscription | 29 |
| Digital periodical, briefly | 27 |
| On-line publications, briefly | 29 |
| Cyberperiodicals, familiarly | 28 |
| Some Kindle reading, briefly | 28 |
| Online publications, briefly | 28 |
| Online compilations, briefly | 28 |
| Cyberspace reads, for short | 27 |
| It may have an attachment | 25 |
| Many a phishing communication | 29 |
| Alternative to text messages | 28 |
| Virus carrier, sometimes | 24 |
| Computer correspondence | 23 |
| Electronic communication | 24 |
| Computer communication | 22 |
| Virus carrier, at times | 23 |
| It's often filtered | 23 |
| Correspondence sans stamp | 25 |
| Letters that lack stamps | 24 |
| It might have an attachment | 27 |
| It may have attachments | 23 |
| High-speed transmission | 23 |
| Fodder for some filters | 23 |
| Where all addresses include @ | 29 |
| Text message alternative | 24 |
| Terminal communication | 22 |
| Target of some filters | 22 |
| Paperless correspondence | 24 |
| One way to deliver a message | 28 |
| Message from cyberspace | 23 |
| It might arrive with a beep | 27 |
| It doesn't need a stamp | 27 |
| Internet correspondence | 23 |
| Intercompany communication | 26 |
| Yahoo! or AOL offering | 22 |
| Write without pen or pencil | 27 |
| Where addresses include @ | 25 |
| What a server may serve | 23 |
| Virus spreader, sometimes | 25 |
| Virus spreader, at times | 24 |
| Telecommunicated messages | 25 |
| Stampless correspondence | 24 |
| Source of some viruses | 22 |
| Something you click to open | 27 |
| Something sent with a click | 27 |
| Some BlackBerry reading | 23 |
| Screened correspondence? | 24 |
| Potential virus carrier | 23 |
| PC-to-PC correspondence | 23 |
| Paperless communication | 23 |
| On-line correspondence | 22 |
| Often-filtered transmission | 27 |
| Monitored communications? | 25 |
| Monitored communication? | 24 |
| Modern phone capability | 23 |
| Modern form of communication | 28 |
| Modern communications medium | 28 |
| Microsoft Outlook offering | 26 |
| Messages via MSN.com, e.g. | 26 |
| Message sent with a click | 25 |
| Memo from a dot-com, maybe | 26 |
| Letter that sometimes bounces | 29 |
| Kind of address with @ in it | 28 |
| Keyboard correspondence | 23 |
| It's sent with a click | 26 |
| It might go through a filter | 28 |
| It may contain emoticons | 24 |
| It may come with attachments | 28 |
| It can be read on an iPhone | 27 |
| Instant correspondence | 22 |
| High-powered language? | 22 |
| High tech transmission | 22 |
| Google or Yahoo! service | 24 |
| Earthlink transmission | 22 |