"This style belongs to the old generation," he said of the previous newspaper format.

In 2004 and 2005, Tharunka returned to a tabloid newspaper format.

The publication had a newspaper format, but was printed on costly glossy paper.

Prior to this, the weekly had always been printed in a tabloid newspaper format.

These "newsbooks" remained the dominant form until the mid-1660s, when the more modern newspaper format appeared.

The current publication resembles a more traditional newspaper format than anything else.

Readers receive a weekly newspaper format with subjects running across the board.

There was also a change in the newspaper format in this period.

Voluntary associations soon learned to put out their message in "newspaper" formats, to take advantage of the mail.

It is a monthly tabloid newspaper format with eight pages.