New pages are being opened in Berlin

Daily newspapers Last Friday, the Berliner Zeitung, published by Gruner+Jahr, launched new pages in the capital's press war, with the last double-page spread of the paper now featuring an overview of the most important news of the day in landscape format. In future, this "7-minute digest" will allow commuters and other short food lovers to taste what is served up in the main paper. "Quick information first, in-depth information later" is how editor-in-chief Uwe Vorkötter sees and understands his expanded table of contents. The 7-minute page is not much more than that. But perhaps that's exactly what the public has been waiting for. But what's the point of the remaining 30 pages?