Gannett's experiment in radically reworking what its newsrooms do puts the focus on the Web first and print product second. Reporters' offices are their cars. No story is too local.

From a speech by Peter Horrocks, head of the Beeb's TV News Services, to the Reuters journalism institute at Oxford (posted at the BBC's The Editors blog):

The Wall Street Journal will unveil its updated look on Jan. 2. Expect a narrower paper and smaller newshole.

The Star did a story on some communications academics who tried to measure the impact of bloggers at the Liberal leadership convention.