R.I.P. The Broadsheet
17th Jun. 2006

"In an age where information is gulped down and digested more rapidly via multimedia channels, the traditional printed publication must evolve to avoid extinction. So, what next? We will see more and more A4, and possibly A5 titles akin to the Hamburger Morgenpost as this trend is taken up on an international stage. Indeed the trend for Lilliputian publications is already prevalent in the women's magazine sector where the likes of Glamour and Cosmopolitan have all produced 'handbag' sized glossies. ..."
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