The newsletters are the product of various authors who prepare the content for each issue from an HTML template. They can cut and paste or type directly into the template. The only restrictions that need to be placed on the authors are the editorial and design guidelines. The content changes from issue to issue, but the structure is consistent. Without script support you get some humongous long pages, but they are clean and easy to read.
Internal bookmarks help the unscripted get around.
The target clients can rest their scrollbars - new content redraws on the screen as if you were turning pages. Each issue is contained complete in the document you first download. There are links to regular features, including a discussion forum, that reside elsewhere, but the entire current issue is right there. I've gone into detail about the structure and appearance of this Web magazine because that is what the script has to work with. The major events involve navigating the pages.