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	Compact (newspaper) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A compact newspaper is a British term referring to a broadsheet-quality newspaper printed in a tabloid format.
		The term "compact" was coined in the 1970s by the Daily Mail when that newspaper went tabloid, although the Mail now calls itself a tabloid.
		It is often used to differentitate newspapers with more traditional content from those with a flamboyant or salacious publishing style, even though they may share the same size.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Compact_(newspaper) (269 words)

	Archived:Chapter 3: Use Your School's Compact
		Using your compact is the critical step that moves the compact from planning to action, from paper to partnership.
		Launching the compact is a great opportunity to create new partnerships and to reach out to families and community members who have not been involved at the school before.
		Remind your partners that the compact is more than a piece of paper, that it is an action plan for student success and school improvement.
	www.ed.gov /pubs/Compact/ch3.html (762 words)

	The World (newspaper) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glover intends to model the newspaper on the French newspaper Le Monde, and plans to shun celebrity-oriented tabloid news.
		Glover's plan comes from his belief that broadsheet readers are increasingly disillusioned with the "dumbing-down" of their newspapers and that over 100,000 readers have stopped reading quality daily papers already.
		Sales of broadsheet and compact newspapers have increased slightly over the past ten years, and the Financial Times is still a highly upmarket publication.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_World_(newspaper) (439 words)

	Robert Thomson - I Want Media
		The opening for the Times is in international news coverage, which has been reduced by many U.S. newspapers; business coverage, given that London is a global financial center; and the arts, in which I would argue that we have the world's classiest and cleverest writers.
		Newspapers already have wonderful "social networks," whether in the feedback that has long been a part of the relationship between reader and paper or the fact that great reporting sets the news agenda.
		Newspapers will have to justify their existence, with energy, creativity and integrity, but ink on paper is a pleasure to read and is a convenient format.
	www.iwantmedia.com /people/people59.html (1954 words)

	Compact Mirror-Editorial-OPINION-The Times of India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A newspaper, which is both a catalyst and a reporter of change, has also to respond to changing times.
		Today's compact newspaper is for the discerning reader who keeps pace with latest trends.
		Which is why reputed upmarket newspapers, like The Independent and The Times of London, have switched to this new format with success in attracting new, younger and on-the-move readers.
	timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/1126077.cms (401 words)

	A SPECIAL KIND OF INDEPENDENCE
		In 2004, The Independent was named National Newspaper of the Year at the British Press Awards, "the Oscars of the newspaper industry." The judging panel praised the paper's launch of a compact [tabloid] version as a "heroic decision" and declared, "thanks to The Independent, the face of British national newspapers has been changed for ever".
		As one Irish newspaper puts it, O'Reilly's "acquisition of a full stake in the Independent in London in 1998 gave him complete control of the British broadsheet and the attendant clout and respectability that he had craved." ('O'Reilly's global empire is still built on print', Sunday Business Post, April 29, 2001).
		Newspapers should tell us about the extensive business and establishment interests of their directors, and should reveal how much they earn from corporate advertising - and from which companies.
	www.medialens.org /alerts/05/051011_a_special_kind_of_independence.php (2360 words)

	editorsweblog.org: e. Compact vs. broadsheet Archives
		Free newspapers in Europe boosted their distribution from 11 million at end 2004 to 14.5 million in September 2005 due to the launch of new titles and editions and increased distribution of existing papers.
		In Iceland 76% of newspaper circulation consists of free papers, in Spain almost half (46%) of the circulation is free.
		WAN is studying the format change phenomenon as part of its Shaping the Future of the Newspaper project, which identifies, analyses and publicises all important breakthroughs and opportunities that can benefit newspapers all over the world.
	wef.blogs.com /editors/e_compact_vs_broadsheet/index.html (7304 words)

	Marketing awards triumph for compact 'Independent'
		The newspaper was praised for "challenging the orthodoxy", defying the predictions of some media analysts by successfully switching to a smaller format that readers like.
		The first anniversary of the launch of the compact Independent was just a week ago, and it has been a year of accolades.
		The Independent was named National Newspaper of the Year in the British Press Awards and Daily Newspaper of the Year at the London Press Club awards.
	homepage.mac.com /opportunities/iblog/B1404743300/C2076385944/E440700761/index.html (278 words)

	Lafayette (IN) Journal & Courier launches first “Berliner” press in U.S.; Newspaper’s compact size is reader and ...
		Berliner format is similar to a tabloid, but unlike a tabloid, has sections like a traditional broadsheet newspaper.
		To create the new size publication, the press has a 48-inch wide web, which is the device that feeds the paper through the press.
		Gannett Co., Inc. is a leading international news and information company that publishes 90 daily newspapers in the USA, including USA TODAY, the nation's largest-selling daily newspaper.
	www.gannett.com /news/pressrelease/2006/pr073106.htm (405 words)

	Daily Mail Advertising
		Founded by Lord Northcliffe in 1896, the Daily Mail is Associated Newspaper Limited's flagship newspaper with sales in excess of 2.3 million copies a day and over 5.5 million readers.
		In 1971 it was re-designed as a compact newspaper and now dominates the national newspaper middle market.
		The circulation of the Saturday edition of the Daily Mail is in excess of 3.2 million and has a readership of over 6.4 million.
	advertising.dailymail.co.uk /daily_mail/dm_home.htm (165 words)

	How to Create Seed-Starting Pots From Newspapers - eHow.com
		Stack the newspaper pots side by side in the flat so that they'll support each other and prevent the sides from collapsing.
		Most newspapers these days use soy ink for color printing, which is not harmful to plants.
		We rolled the newspaper on a 2 inch diameter plastic pipe and closed the end with a cello tape.
	www.ehow.com /how_1745_create-seed-starting.html (547 words)

	Maine Yankee Sees Potential Problems with Texas Deal
		The agreement was sanctioned by the U.S. Congress under the Texas Compact Consent Act, which President Clinton signed Sept. 20.
		He said the Texas compact is an expensive insurance policy ``depending on whether you think we will have other access and we believe we will,'' he said.
		Last week, the three member Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission unanimously denied a license for a low level nuclear waste facility at Sierra Blanca, a location that had been hotly opposed by some in Texas who said it was in an earthquake prone area populated by Mexican Americans with little political power.
	wiscassetnewspaper.maine.com /1998-10-29/texas_compact.html (915 words)

	Indiantelevision dot com's First Take on 'Mumbai Mirror'
		They promised us a 'compact daily which holds a mirror to the city of Mumbai.' Compact as in compact in its size, but almost as big in terms of its content.
		As the Times editorial read today, 'the compact newspaper is really aimed at the discerning reader and which is why the reputed upmarket newspapers like The Independent and the Times of London have switched to the new format.
		Overall though, the pact is pretty compact but for a city high on reading racy stuff from the likes of Bombay Times and Mid-Day, this one looks like a shot in the dark.
	www.indiantelevision.com /special/y2k5/mumbai_mirror.htm (496 words)

	Service-Learning Syllabi: Advanced Spanish Conversation :: Campus Compact
		After reading the dialogues in the text-book, students must do "Comprension" in a separate sheet of paper and hand it in to the professor.
		Newspaper reading: students are required to read Spanish or bilingual newspaper in the Internet or from a bilingual newspaper of the area.: Every Wednesday students will bring to class a copy of an article that they have chosen to analyze.
		Being a part of Campus Compact has let us touch the heart and soul of building better communities while improving teaching and learning for faculty and students.
	www.compact.org /syllabi/syllabus.php?viewsyllabus=440 (2050 words)

	Bandera launched as RP's 1st compact newspaper - December 28, 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bandera is the second newspaper of IPI to adopt the compact format.
		"Switching from broadsheet to compact is a global trend," said Alex Reyes, IPI senior vice president, noting that respected publications such as the Financial Times of London and the San Francisco Examiner have made the switch to the compact format.
		IPI's third newspaper is Tumbok, one of the fastest-growing tabloids in the country.
	news.inq7.net /common/print.php?index=2&story_id=38433&site_id=19 (422 words)

	Newspaper mela
		Suddenly, piles of newsprint are being dished out to readers, as newspapers compete with quantity as well as quality.
		But, as a newspaper agent points out, a vendor stands to earn 45 paise more per copy if he sells DNA in the raddi (recycled paper) market, rather than selling it at the counter at Rs.
		Most of the stories in all of the newspapers are the same.
	www.flonnet.com /fl2219/stories/20050923002509400.htm (1673 words)

	editorsweblog.org: k. Circulation and newspaper launches Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Maybe by including their readers in such a way as the BBC has done, newspapers will improve content by learning what their readers or potential readers really want and will conversely be able to sell more papers through this attention to public desire instead of luring them briefly with giveaways.
		According to Guardian Newspapers, which has spent £80m on the move including new presses in east London and Manchester, said the new-look Guardian would be the only full-colour national paper in the UK when it hits the newsstands a week on Monday.
		Newspaper hesitance in charging for parts of their website could stem from the fact that some are not pushing more readers towards their sites: "Traditional media promotions for online offerings are being underutilized." BusinessWeek also suggests that newspapers establish online content partnerships to diversify be able to reach more readers.
	wef.blogs.com /editors/k_circulation_and_newspaper_launches/index.html (8513 words)

	Leading Malaysian magazine publisher launches a new newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		"The new newspaper went live without a hitch, even though the remote print site, situated at Pengkalan Chepa, is 250 miles from the newspaper's editorial headquarters at Shah Alam, Selangor," says Edward Jerden, Atex’s regional systems analyst based in Kuala Lumpur.
		While this is the company’s first daily newspaper, Karangkraf is a well-established publisher with the largest number of Bahasa language magazines in Malaysia.
		Sinar Harian is a regional/territorial newspaper covering the states of Kelantan and Terengganu.
	www.atex.com /news/story.php?storyid=102 (1111 words)

	The Examiner Launches Major San Francisco Marketing Campaign; Free, Compact Strategy Continues to Win Over New Readers ...
		In the year since The Examiner was acquired by Denver-based Clarity Media Group, San Francisco's venerable daily newspaper has dramatically grown in circulation, attracted major new national and local advertisers, instituted free targeted home delivery, and significantly expanded its coverage of local news.
		The new generation of readers want their news to be fast, free and focused on the local issues that matter most to them in their daily lives.
		In January 2005, Clarity expanded its portfolio of free daily newspapers with the launch of The Washington Examiner, a six-day compact newspaper delivered to upscale households in the capital, northern Virginia and suburban Maryland.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2005_April_18/ai_n13628326 (488 words)

	US: Will the compact newspaper revolution take hold? - Editors Weblog
		But the two consultants note that the American and European newspaper markets vary significantly in that Americans depend on advertising for 80% of their revenue where European newspaper advertising composes only 60% of papers' total revenue.
		It could be sold at coffee shops or convenient stores but firstly, a free paper in such a situation will attract more people and secondly, many waiting in lines in such stores tend to pick up a paper, browse through it, and put it back without buying it, not helping circulation at all.
		Instead of waiting to see who's the next to turn to compact, the real revolution could arrive when what was once a conventional broadsheet shuts its printing presses down completely and publishes everything digitally.
	www.editorsweblog.org /print_newspapers/2005/08/us_will_the_compact_newspaper_revolution.php (868 words)

	Compact - ExampleProblems.com
		a diplomatic contract or covenant among parties, sometimes known as a pact, treaty, or an interstate compact;
		In order theory and domain theory, the not entirely unrelated notion of a compact element is typically used.
		Compact is also the name of a 1960s British soap opera.
	www.exampleproblems.com /wiki/index.php/Compact (163 words)

	Newspaper publishing (Service enhancement) \| Business solutions from AllBusiness.com
		The Los Angeles Newspaper Group, publisher of the Daily News of Los Angeles, the Long Beach Press Telegram and papers in the San Gabriel Valley...
		Proving once again that the newspaper industry is far from dead, in recent weeks publishers across the country have launched new and innovative editions and...
		Kinsley should be applauded for his interactive initiative: and the L.A. Times is far from alone in changing the world of opinions as we know it.
	www.allbusiness.com /newspaper-publishing/3144660-1.html (904 words)

	The Examiner :: New Publisher Takes Helm at the Examiner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Originally founded in 1865, The Examiner -- along with The Independent group of newspapers and the Bay-to-Breakers Foot Race -- was purchased by Denver-based Clarity Media Group in February 2004.
		Since then, San Francisco's venerable daily newspaper has dramatically grown in circulation, attracted major new national and local advertisers, instituted free targeted home delivery, and significantly expanded its coverage of local news.
		In January 2005, Clarity expanded its national portfolio of free daily newspapers with the launch of the Washington Examiner, a six-day compact newspaper delivered to upscale households in the capital, northern Virginia and suburban Maryland.
	sev.prnewswire.com /advertising/20050810/SFW06710082005-1.html (581 words)

	Staal & Duiker ontwerpers/mediadesigners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Within the newspaper world there is a great deal of talk about 'the compact newspaper', by which people refer to the tabloid format as recently adopted by the Dutch broadsheets Het Parool and Trouw.
		In all daily newspaper offices in the Netherlands there are plans or trial editions for a possible switch to the tabloid format.
		XS can be read in fifteen minutes, yet offers the diversity of a 'full-sized' paper; still, in contrast to the broadsheet, it does not leave the reader with a sense of guilt: 'I must read this article tonight, and that one I may get round to at the weekend...'.
	www.staalduiker.com /uk/xsartikel.html (378 words)

	Internet Changes Everything: The Times, another extraordinary day for a newspaper with an extraordinary history - Oct ...
		Since we launched the compact edition almost a year ago, it has been clear that the format has attracted many new readers to The Times and further expanded our influence.
		There are few relationships as intimate as that of newspaper and devoted reader, and there is no doubt that some readers accustomed to the broadsheet will take time to adjust to the new format.
		The page numbers may be different, but the compact is created by the same editors, designers and reporters who produced the broadsheet, and they are the best in the profession.
	www.ladlass.com /ice/archives/008936.html (440 words)

	SC to return to SE LLRW Compact?? (another newspaper article) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Bill seeks S.C. return to waste compact By ANDREW MEADOWS, Staff Writer State Sen. Phil Leventis, D-Sumter, filed a bill Thursday to have South Carolina rejoin the Southeast Compact, a seven-state organization formed to dispose of the region's low-level nuclear waste.
		To kick start rejoining the compact, the bill calls for a committee to negotiate with compact members about South Carolina's re-entry.
		The committee will be comprised of two members appointed by the Speaker of the House, two members appointed by the head of the Senate, two members appointed by the governor and the chief of the Bureau of Radiological Health The bill bans states outside the compact from using Barnwell, Leventis said.
	www.vanderbilt.edu /radsafe/9812/msg00421.html (659 words)

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