Brand Republic: all eyes on Guardian berliner move

(From Brand Republic)

What I've been up to

(From Guardian Unlimited)

Press Gazette interviews Alan

(From Press Gazette)

Bruce Chizen: migrating software to Intel Macs "not that easy"

Plus extra snippet here.
(From CNet)

Independent survey: respondents positive about Guardian berliner move

Lies, damned statistics, and surveys. The Indy's report on the Guardian's imminent berliner relaunch opens with "Even optimistis admit the move marks the 184-year-old title's biggest gamble". But in the survey that follows there is little suggestion other than that it will be successful. The reactions of the experts quoted were, in order: positive, positive, positive, positive, positive, positive, neutral ("It could be successful"), positive, positive, negative ("The big difficulty is going to be preventing it looking too much like a magazine. It can easily fall into resembling something British readers do not associate with news."), and positive.
(From The Independent)

Press Gazette on berliner move

(From Press Gazette)

"Jury is out" about 10-column ad grid

(From Media Week)

Sunday Times travel goes tabloid September 11

(From Press Gazette)

Telegraph considering berliner format

(From Press Gazette)

Guardian goes berliner on September 12

Ah, I can stop being so cagey to my mum at last.
(From MediaGuardian.co.uk)

Sunday Telegraph to be "like a party" under Sands

And the picture bylines won't scowl.
(From The Independent)

Speculation about berliner move in Print Week

(From Print Week)

Telegraph to use NewspaperDirect's SmartEdition

... which is, says E&P, "fully automated". See also the press release from NewspaperDirect.
(From Editor & Publisher)

Kottke: WebOS

Nicely summarises the efforts in recent years to converge/blur the desktop and web, and the applications running in either/both.
(From kottke.org)

Two mags on MEI-vended InDesign/InCopy setups

No mention of any others.
(From Editor & Publisher)