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Furniture/Today will trim page size with May 7 issue

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, April 8, 2007

High Point — With the May 7 issue, Furniture/Today will convert to a print format that is slightly smaller than the current page size.

The newspaper's parent company, Reed Business Information, is standardizing the size of all tabloid publications across its 140 titles. Furniture/Today will be 7/8 inches shorter and 1/8 inches narrower.

Editorial column widths will be revised slightly, as will ad sizes.

Information about the new dimensions has been sent to advertisers, and any questions may be referred to account executives or Publisher Joe Carroll.

Ad materials for the May 7 issue are due April 27.

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