The first science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories, was published in a format known as bedsheet, roughly the size of Life but with a square spine.

Between 1995 and 2000 a separate publication of the same format known as The Old Newingtonian was published by the college.

In 2007, Doré began to feature photography of people around Paris on her blog, a format now known as "streetstyle".

The computer industry uses a format called progressive scanning, while broadcasters and television set manufacturers have historically used a format known as interlacing.

Finally the image is compressed using a format known as Fax Group 4, or G4.

In its current format, formerly known as 48 Hours Mystery but now back its original title, the program mainly presents "true crime" documentaries.

On October 4, 2002, the station switched to its current adult contemporary format known as "The Breeze".

The show takes the format of an awards ceremony known as "The Lucases" (named for the host).

After the stunt, the adult contemporary format on the station, known as "MY 102.5", was born and launched with a 102 day music marathon.

One year later, the format known as "theater in the round" was introduced for the finals and its television broadcasts.