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Mastheads have changed across The Guardian вЂ“ in all formats вЂ“ and the Observer in a bid to create a confident representation of serious trusted journalism, according to The Guardian.Д«reuer says, вЂњThe bold new masthead represents The GuardianвЂ™s place and purpose in todayвЂ™s turbulent news agenda.вЂќ вЂњSimplicity confidence and impactвЂќ The redesign has been led by The GuardianвЂ™s creative director Alex Breuer who has headed up an in-house team including deputy creative director Chris Clarke and digital design director Ben Longden. The publisher is aiming to break even by April 2019 the first time it has done so since the 1980s.

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Guardian Media Group is citing cost savings of вЂњseveral millionвЂќ as a driver for the redesign of the newspaper, which is now cheaper to print. The Observer will follow suit, launching in tabloid format on 21 January. Today the new tabloid edition hit news stands, replacing the Berliner format, which has been printed since 2005. The newspaper confirmed that printing and distribution of the newly formatted Guardian and Observer newspapers will be carried out by Trinity Mirror and that it will also be printed in Scotland for the first time, leading to improved distribution for Scottish readers.The Guardian has undergone a design overhaul, which sees a new print tabloid format introduced alongside refreshed and reorganised digital products. By April 2018 we will have halved our operating losses in just two years, reducing them from ВЈ57 million to ВЈ25 million per year, with the goal of breaking even in 2018/19,' he continued. 'Our strategy to secure The Guardian's future is on track. 'However, our reader revenues are growing well, and more people are reading us than ever before вЂ“ we now reach over 150 million unique browsers each month and we have over 800,000 supporters.' 'The media sector remains challenging,' said David Pemsel, CEO of Guardian Media Group. The newspaper claims that the move to tabloid printing will save several million pounds. The decision to move the newspaper to a tabloid format was taken seven months ago as part of a three-year plan to generate significant savings and break even at an operating level by April 2019. Switch to tabloid format will save millions The Observer, published on Sundays, will include a new look Observer Magazine and The New Review. On Saturdays, as well as the news section, Journal and a standalone Sport supplement, The Guardian will come with five magazines including a redesigned Weekend magazine, Review, Guide, Travel and Feast вЂ“ a brand-new 24-page food magazine. Meanwhile, Viner reports that the newspaper's trademark use of different coloured type for specific supplements and subcategories remains 'at the heart of the look' although the palette has been updated with some new 'bold and striking' colours.Д®very weekday The Guardian will appear in three sections: a main section including news, politics, international affairs and financial news with sport starting on the back page Journal is a new daily pullout section of opinion and ideas while G2 includes features and an arts and culture pullout. Paper will still use different coloured type The distinctive blue banner that was previously emblazoned across the newspaper's masthead has been removed and the logo, now printed in Guardian Headline on a plain white background, takes up two lines вЂ“ a change that Viner says communicates 'a renewed strength and confidence'.Дespite the smaller format, the main text font remains the same with marginal changes to size, line spacing and overall typesetting in a bid to improve readability. Most strikingly, the redesign features a new font and logo designed by New York- and London-based studio Commercial Type, which also created the original Guardian Egyptian font.Д¬alled Guardian Headline, the new font is designed to be easier to read and is described by Viner as 'simple, confident and impactful'.

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