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Article: New look and fewer articles at Le Monde
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- International Herald Tribune
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- November 8, 2005
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Doreen Carvajal
International Herald Tribune
11-08-2005
Le Monde, the daily newspaper of reference in France, on Monday introduced an airy look for its pages with fewer articles, a larger typeface and more photographs. Le Monde is the latest European newspaper to seek a makeover, following the redesign of its rival Le Figaro, which last summer eclipsed it in circulation. On Monday, Le Monde fought back with a new style created by the Scottish designers Ally Palmer and Terry Watson. Le Monde's publisher, Jean-Marie Colombani, said the redesign was a part of an effort to ''adapt and renew our contract with our readers, responding to your criticisms, reproaches and wishes.'' The newspaper now ...
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