The Times of London to becone a tabloid
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Beginning Monday all editions of the venerable Times of London will be printed in tabloid format, just as the Sun and other not-quite-so-venerable newspapers.
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The "quality compact" revolution in the press gathered pace as a major Scottish newspaper switched to a tabloid size in a bid to woo new readers.
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Newspaper publisher Knight Ridder Inc. is considering launching free dailies and smaller, tabloid-size editions of its papers to boost readership, Chief Executive Tony Ridder said on Wednesday.
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The Times newspaper has announced that it is to move on from its tradition of publishing in a broadsheet format and will appear in a compact size only, starting on Monday.
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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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Tribune Co. TRB.N, the publisher of  Newsday and Hoy which has been embroiled in a circulation  scandal, said on Friday it would make more revisions to  circulation figures for the newspapers and plans to take a  related third-quarter charge.
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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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Global media tycoon Rupert Murdoch on Monday launched thelondonpaper, diving into London's already crowded market for free newspapers &#151; a relatively new but increasingly lucrative source of media revenue.
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The Wall Street Journal will rechristen Pursuits, its Saturday leisure section, as Weekend Journal, the same name as the Friday section.
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The BBC has acquired the option to develop a "Pop Idol"-like show aimed at finding Britain's next Tony Blair or Margaret Thatcher, The Times reported in its Friday edition.
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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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The Evening Standard reports that London will use television coverage from Mondayâs parade of Olympians to convince Olympic leaders of Britainâs enthusiasm to host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
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The Times's public editor weighs in, and an activist group, while asserting that its opinions are right, accedes to financial considerations for advertisements.
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Global media giant News Corp announced that it will spend 600 million pounds (1.03 billion dollars) over the next five years on new printing plants for its newspapers in Britain.
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Howell Raines, who lost the top newsroom job at The New York Times in 2003 amid public rancor and scandal, will become a media columnist at CondÃ© Nast Portfolio.
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In 1981, Rupert Murdoch and a division of his News Corp. made extraordinary promises about not meddling in the news pages of The Times of London and The Sunday Times, which they were about to take over. But in short order, no one doubted who was firmly in control of the newsrooms.
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Ex-News of the World editor Andy Coulson is set to be the Conservative Party's director of communications.