Sentence examples for go tabloid from inspiring English sources

The mood of most people was that we should go tabloid.

MacLennan said the Telegraph "definitely has no plans to go tabloid at this time".

Wayland Wright Llangain, Carmarthenshire As we slowly exit Europe, isn't it time for the Guardian to redesign, drop "the Berliner" size and go tabloid?

We're not going to go tabloid.' " The new presses cost eighty million pounds, and the expenditure was a costly mistake, Tony Gallagher, the editor of the Telegraph, told me.

A brave decision to go tabloid, and its subsequent reinvention as a campaigning 'viewspaper' paid off, even if it prompted Tony Blair to single it out for special criticism in his infamous 'feral beasts' speech attacking the media.

Since then it has been through several guises: it was the first national quality title to go tabloid, in September 2003, with front pages focusing on single issues, an approach that saw it dubbed a "viewspaper".

Meanwhile, its Sunday title – also having gone tabloid – was falling even faster.

"Getting rid of the pull-out Review section was a natural progression after they went tabloid and in general the seven column change works.

"All the Truth Is Out: The Week Politics Went Tabloid" is slim by the standards of books detailing campaigns, clocking in at 250 pages before the index.

Newspapers I've returned to reading the Times every day, having drifted away from it when it went tabloid for some reason.

By Ken Auletta January 27 , 2015Expectations were high this past fall for Matt Bai's book "All the Truth Is Out: The Week Politics Went Tabloid".