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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Negotiations to avoid a strike by union journalists at the Chicago Sun-Times are heading into overtime. With the tabloidâs labor agreement set to expire tomorrow, labor and management appear no closer to a deal than they were Sept.
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A love-hate relationship between a magazine and its readers ends.
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Just two years after it introduced its premium online subscription service, the New York Times on Tuesday said it will be doing away with TimesSelect on Wednesday and allowing free access to the majority of its content.
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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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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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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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News Corporation, the company which owns the Sun and The Times newspapers, has today announced that it is to move away from its Wapping headquarters to a new production plant in Enfield, north of London.
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LONDON  - A tabloid newspaper did the government a favour by exposing weaknesses in security measures at Parliament, a minister said Friday.
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The Times is to ditch its broadsheet edition and publish in a compact-only format starting on Monday. Almost a year ago, The Times followed in the footsteps of The Independent
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The paper that has chronicled business from lower Manhattan for 119 years is making plans to start a sports page and move to the Midtown offices of its new corporate parent, the News Corporation.
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The Los Angeles Times may launch a free, tabloid-sized daily newspaper, Times Publisher David Hiller said on Thursday.
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London mayor Ken Livingstone has demanded that the Evening Standard sack reporter Andrew Gilligan. By Stephen Brook
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The arrest of Lisa Nowak and the death of Anna Nicole Smith strained even the tabloid press last week.
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Official London is awash in sex scandal -- again. But the latest one amounts to more than just titillation
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LONDON - The Times â-ften perceived as the British establishment&#39;s newspaper of choice â -ally ditched its traditional broadsheet format Monday in favor of a compact version which has already started to increase circulation.
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Comment is free: Simon Jenkins: Anti-newspaper diatribes bewail falling standards. That's rubbish, and the glory days they hark back to were dreadful