September 2003: The Independent launches a tabloid edition alongside its broadsheet.
The paper also introduces a weekly tabloid edition aimed at students and distributed throughout UK university campuses.
Kelner was first appointed editor in 1998 and relaunched it in its mould-breaking tabloid edition five years later.
Another decision will be whether to launch a tabloid edition, as the Independent and the Times have done currently, Telegraph Group managers are inclined not to.
At the turn of the 21st century, the Tribune underwent a series of leadership changes and began to venture into new initiatives, including a free tabloid edition, RedEye (2002), which was geared toward younger readers.
Nearly one year after The Times-Picayune of New Orleans announced that it would print only three days a week, the paper said it planned to roll out a three-day-a-week tabloid edition.
Daily Telegraph joint deputy editor Will Lewis, another MacLennan appointment, is overseeing the group's move to a new offices in Victoria, and is reported to be working on a new tabloid edition aimed at the London market.
At one newsroom in Berlin, for example, journalists produce content for six publications: the national newspaper Die Welt, its Sunday edition and a tabloid version aimed at younger readers; a local paper called Berliner Morgenpost, and two Web sites.
Although the tabloid version of "Nostalgia News" is defunct, Jack Smith will, for a fee--not all that high, actually, research, typeset, and reproduce a special one-page edition of "Nostalgia News" specifically tailored to any birth date.
And a 16-page tabloid print edition, produced along with media students from Staffordshire university, will be distributed to the city's households next month in order to publicise the venture.
