Times of London Shrinks to Tabloid Format Only
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After 216 years as a broadsheet newspaper, The Times will become a tabloid-only publication starting on Monday. The move follows a decision 11 months ago to publish the British national
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News International is to move printing operations out of Wapping, east London as part of plans to invest more than Â£600 million in new plants.
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LONDON, October 29 /PRNewswire/ -- The Times has today announced that from Monday November 1 2004 it will be compact-only six days a week.
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Joss-stick session produces Latinate rebranding News of another nail in the coffin of one of UK broadband's most venerable names reaches Vulture Central.â¦
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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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A long-awaited audit, released by the high court of publishing, confirmed Newsday&#39;s admission that its circulation was heavily inflated and cut the size of its New York City edition.
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The venerable Times of London published its final edition as a broadsheet newspaper yesterday. Tomorrow, it relaunches as a tabloid.
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NEW YORK -- The New York Times's website is blocking readers in Britain from a news article detailing the investigation into the recent airline terror plot, turning its Internet ad-targeting technology into a means of complying with UK laws.
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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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Down all day The website for UK tabloid The Mirror has been unavailable all day.â¦
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NEW YORK -- Time Inc. will prune its huge magazine portfolio, by seeking buyers for 18 of its smaller titles, leaving it to concentrate on larger properties like Time, People, and Sports Illustrated.
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The New York Times Co said on Monday  it will end its paid TimesSelect Web service and make most of  its Web site available for free in the hopes of attracting more  readers and higher advertising revenue.
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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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The editor of the New Statesman has left suddenly after almost three years in the role
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A LONDON judge struck out a special damages case against the Financial Times newspaper yesterday, claiming that the suit was &quot;untriable&quot;.
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Today's papers look at Britain's royal wedding announcement and Germany's decision not to prosecute the US defence secretary
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The Wall Street Journal is moving to a smaller width and making other design changes in an effort to save money, draw in new readers, and make the paper available in more places.