Detroit Metro Times Unveils Bigger and Brighter Edition: What's Behind the Change?
The latest issue of Detroit Metro Times boasts a fresh new look, thanks to its switch to a larger page size. Gone are the days of the old 10x12.5-inch edition, now replaced by an impressive 11x14.5 inches. This significant upgrade not only enhances the overall aesthetic but also promises to bring about a heavier paper quality and brighter colors.
The new printer is capable of producing higher-quality copies, enabling the newspaper to distribute more copies and expand its reach in the Detroit area. With its staple-less design, the updated edition will have fewer environmental impacts while still delivering exceptional print quality.
Detrnted Metro Times readers who may be feeling a bit nostalgic for their old favorite format can take a look at the list of locations where they can still pick up a copy. And for those interested in advertising, distributing their paper, or sharing exciting news tips with the reporters, there's now an official email address: [email protected].
In this new era of distribution, Detroit Metro Times is now available every other week, giving readers more time to catch up on the latest local news. As always, we appreciate your enthusiasm for reading, and we're excited about the possibilities that come with our revamped edition.
The latest issue of Detroit Metro Times boasts a fresh new look, thanks to its switch to a larger page size. Gone are the days of the old 10x12.5-inch edition, now replaced by an impressive 11x14.5 inches. This significant upgrade not only enhances the overall aesthetic but also promises to bring about a heavier paper quality and brighter colors.
The new printer is capable of producing higher-quality copies, enabling the newspaper to distribute more copies and expand its reach in the Detroit area. With its staple-less design, the updated edition will have fewer environmental impacts while still delivering exceptional print quality.
Detrnted Metro Times readers who may be feeling a bit nostalgic for their old favorite format can take a look at the list of locations where they can still pick up a copy. And for those interested in advertising, distributing their paper, or sharing exciting news tips with the reporters, there's now an official email address: [email protected].
In this new era of distribution, Detroit Metro Times is now available every other week, giving readers more time to catch up on the latest local news. As always, we appreciate your enthusiasm for reading, and we're excited about the possibilities that come with our revamped edition.
it's like they totally got a major upgrade on their game, from the bigger size to the brighter colors it's gonna be a total game changer for readers who crave more substantial content 
and let's not forget about the paper quality - can't wait to sink my teeth into a real news rag again 
but idk if i'd call it a negative that they're only coming out bi-weekly, feels like we'd miss out on some epic local scoopz 
also, how much are they gonna raise the price per copy now that its bigger and heavier? I mean, its nice and all but not sure if i can afford it 
They must've done some serious research on what readers want, 'cause this new size is all about quality, not just aesthetics. I mean, heavier paper and brighter colors are a total win-win for us readers! 
And yay for being eco-friendly with the staple-less design 
. It's awesome to see them listening to their community and making changes that'll benefit everyone. The fact they're now available every other week is gonna be super helpful too, so we don't feel like we're missing out on any juicy news 
. Can't wait to grab a copy and check it out in person! 
. why did they switch to a bigger size if its just gonna be printed less often? sounds like a waste of resources to me 
. also, how much is this supposed to save the environment? a staple-less design might seem eco-friendly at first but what about the ink and energy used for printing in the first place 
. I'm all about that eco-friendly vibe 
. Now if only they'd bring back their Friday comics section... anyone else missing that?! 
? just kidding, kinda. it's actually pretty cool that they're making the print quality better and more eco-friendly - now if only they'd do the same for their website design lol. i mean, 11x14.5 inches is a big change, gotta love the bigger paper quality... but are we really gonna miss the old format that much? at least they made it easy to check out where we can still grab a print copy, so no worries there 