EIN003_Fairfax newspapers go tabloid from Monday. 【Tambaboon Lab Sydney Australia mind map】

I found interesting news on ABC News PM.

David Taylor reported this story on Friday, March 1, 2013 18:30:00

MARK COLVIN: Out with the old, in with the new. From Monday, the hard copy editions of the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age will be delivered in a smaller format. Some are calling it tabloid. The publisher Fairfax prefers compact.
It's an attempt to cut costs in an increasing competitive media sector.
Andrea Carson is a PhD researcher at the Melbourne University. She's spent the past three years looking at the future of broadsheet newspapers and investigative journalism. (Mark, 2013)

Statement analysis

MARK COLVIN: 

1. Out with the old, in with the new. 
2. From Monday, the hard copy editions of the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age 
3. will be delivered in a smaller format. 
4. Some are calling it tabloid. 
5. The publisher Fairfax prefers compact.

1. It's an attempt to cut costs 
2. in an increasing competitive media sector.

1. Andrea Carson is a PhD researcher at the Melbourne University. 
2. She's spent the past three years 
3. looking at the future of broadsheet newspapers and investigative journalism.

Reference

Taylor, D. (2013). Fairfax newspapers go tabloid from Monday.  Available: http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2013/s3701648.htm. Last accessed 3rd March 2013.