In Britain, no more hiding behind The Times
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LONDON For a newspaper nicknamed &quot;The Thunderer,&quot; the move was disclosed sotto voce: The Times of London, for more than two centuries the confident voice of the English establishment, is going fully tabloid as of Monday, dropping a broadsheet version that
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Long before the mass media overload of television, radio and computers, newspapers were the main source of information on local, national and international events.
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The new publication, Thelondonpaper, introduced by the News Corporation, will be available in the evenings in London.
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Docile Brits too ready to accept Big Brother surveillance
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Vaulting ambitions Quocirca's changing channels Every so often the mainstream press gets its teeth into a story and canât let go. In the second half of 2007 and continuing into 2008 the UK press started to uncover a series of stories about data losses. There is always a degree of opportunism and scaremongering with news runs; a chance to bash a new government, an appeal to a readerâs sense of insecurity and so on. So does a more rational look allow the wood to be seen through the trees?â¦
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Britons get their first opportunity to test the country's new Freedom of Information Act on Tuesday, when the nation goes to work after an extended New Year holiday.
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Having an always-on, fast net connection is changing the way Britons use the internet, research suggests.
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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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London is to become the national centre for reporting on social and economic conditions in the United Kingdom and on the UK - s position in the world.
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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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Britain has become a significantly more tolerant nation over the last 20 years, research shows
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Following the publication of a long-awaited report into the death of Princess Diana in a 1997 car crash, the British press said it hoped it had provided enough information to quieten relentless conspiracy theorists.
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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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But web freeloaders fill their boots A survey into the newspaper reading habits of the British has some rare good news for newspapers - and a warning for their net strategies.â¦
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Britain's political establishment has never been short of political scandal. While the latest tale to grip London's political and media circles lacks the titillating, sometimes bizarre, features of other public ...
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A user guide to Britain's new ruling class
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The Brits dish up a Happy Meal sized history of Ukraine, a service in Kiev tracks the worlds coverage of its historical post-election protests.