The initial impact of Guardian News & Media's new digital-first strategy is revealed today today as the media group announces it is to axe the international print editions of the Guardian and Observer.
The axing of its international titles represents around 19,000 copies of the Guardian and 18,000 copies of the Observer. It gives a clear indication of the diminishing role of print and a sneak peak at what the future of the newspaper industry will look like.
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