The Times of London Goes Tabloid
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To make sure nobody missed its big change from a broadsheet to a tabloid, The Times of London told readers about it on the front page.
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When rumours began to spread in the newspaper industry last month that The Times had decided to bite the bullet and give up its traditional broadsheet edition and move entirely to the tabloid
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In Germany tabloids have always been associated with Britain -- and headlines comparing football matches to WW II.
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News International, the UK newspaper arm of News Corp, says it will cut its 1,000 person production staff by two-thirds and move its London printing facilities from Wapping to Enfield.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - R U cycle? Book! Fancy an adds down the sub? There's a gr8 new carnage.
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UNDER the ownership and editorial direction of a pair of Australians, Britain&#39;s venerable newspaper The Times today turned tabloid.
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The New York Times drops TimesSelect, recognizing a mistake that only got worse as ad spending trends continued to shift.
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Rupert Murdoch&#39;s News International is to move its print presses out of the Wapping site that was the scene of an iconic battle with print workers in the 1980s.
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Police in London have arrested four men and foiled a terror plot after a tip off from a London tabloid newspaper. The information to police was supplied by the News of the World, the Sunday tabloid which is Britain&#39;s largest-selling newspaper.
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The Times has turned its back on 216 years of life as a broadsheet and moved to a compact-only format after almost a year of dual publication.
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Letter from London: Despite fears raised by the tabloid press, some argue that Islamic courts can play a valuable role in arbitrating disputes
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The New York Post reported Wednesday that Maurice R. Greenberg had been buying hundreds of thousands of The New York Times CompanyÂs shares.
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The Sun tabloid, Britain&#39;s best-selling daily, made an impassioned plea Monday for a referendum on the new EU treaty in a front-page editorial ahead of a major speech by Prime Minister Gordon Brown.
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Most of American journalism pays at least lip service to the idea that news reporting should be impartial. But New York Cityâs tabloids do not always feel bound by that rule. That may be partly a result of both papersâ having had a number of editors from Brit
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The phenomenon is especially pronounced in Britain, where the fiercely competitive tabloid press requires a constant supply of celebrities &#151; A-list, B-list, C-list and below.
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A decade ago, Britain's magazine market was shaken up by a series of men's titles which offered an unsubtle mix of football, humour and scantily-clad women. Now a new revolution has begun, using much the same formula.
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David Hasselhoff has demanded an apology from a British tabloid for publishing a story that claimed he was drunk at a Hollywood nightclub while celebrating his victory in a child custody battle.