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Yes, they're awful. Along with the air of diminished character, you occasionally get the feeling you're reading the Express or the Mail - and that's not something you want happening in public. I suppose the idea is to make them more convenient for our convenience-obsessed age. Then again, I understand the tabloid format is easier for late edits regarding 'sensitive' material, which makes you think.

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"Let's do it..."

No need to read papers when its all there on the internet

I can remember when Adelaide went from a 2 paper town to 1

Discarded the larger pull apart format for the more economical one but seemed to also trivialise the news by doing so with the placement of ads

I can't see any difference between the new format on weekdays and a magazine

Saturdays paper is the only one where the old format still exists
and the ads don't dominate...funnily enough its called the Advertiser

The difference is like chalk & cheese

cheers
B....OZ

The only question you should ask yourself when choosing between a broadsheet & a tabloid is.........what would be more useful to swot a fly!! Broadsheet or tabloid??

That is my thought for the day!

Go in peace my sons, may the blessing of the Lord be with you!

The right Rev Wink Wink.

...well it'd certainly help Noo Labour keep us all down in t'gutter where we belongs.........

Yep, there's a definite 'Mail' character with these 'broadloids'..........