Britain's Channel 4 News has a report on the impending Monday launch of the downsized Guardian. They talk to the editors of The Times, Independent, Daily Telegraph and Guardian.

Times editor Robert Thomson, for instance, says:

My impression of the version that I've seen is that it's a little bit dead-tree twee. What you might call Laura Ashley meets Liberation.

For his part, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger says:

People are going to buy it. They will find a paper that's extremely colorful - it has color on every page, and i think that in a funny way makes it both a more approachable paper and lifts it out of any market, it stops being a worthy, forbidding paper that I think in some people's minds the Guardian is.

(Thanks, Manuel!)