The bigger body type and smaller page size of the Indianapolis Star, introduced Feb. 27, means one thing to the managers of the newspaper and something else to the readers. To be sure, it means a lot to our clients and anyone else who wants to be recognized by media. It means we have to be more relevant, more timely and more succinct to reach newspaper readers.

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I look forward to my refund check from the now-cancelled Times Select. This is either a case of the content being so valuable that advertisers wanted open access or simply strong resistance to paid subscriptions. So far paid access hasn't seemed to hurt the Wall Street Journal.