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Berliner, or "'''midi'''", is a Newspaper format with pages normally measuring about 470 Mm × 315 mm, i.e. slightly taller but only marginally wider than in the format known as " Tabloid ". It is used by many European newspapers, including dailies such as '' Le Monde '' in France , '' La Vanguardia '' in Spain , '' La Repubblica '' in Italy , and (since September 12 , 2005 ) '' The Guardian '' in the UK . The French Financial newspaper '' Les Échos '' changed to this format in September 2003 , and the largest daily papers in Slovenia ('' DELO '') and Croatia ('' Vecernji List ''), are also in this format. The most recent quality newspapers to join this trend are Le Soir , the main Francophone newspaper in Belgium (15 November 2005), and Rio De Janeiro -based Jornal Do Brasil (newsstand edition only, April 16 2006 ). Confusingly, although the '''' (known as the "''taz''"); and the '' Junge Welt '', which, in 2004 , abandoned the unique slightly-larger-than- A4 size that had marked it out since the early 1990s . The majority of the national quality dailies use the larger Broadsheet format known as "nordisch", measuring 570×400 mm. . '' Le Monde '' is in the Berliner format. '' The Guardian '' was (until September 2005 ) in the British Broadsheet format, whereas the '' Daily Mail '' is a Tabloid , and '' The Times '' a " Compact ". '' Berliner Zeitung '' and '' Neues Deutschland '' are of sizes between broadsheet and Berliner. A piece of white A4 paper is placed in front for scale.]] REFERENCES
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