It's only a slight change in the size of the paper, but the Denver Post will save a lot of money by trimming an inch off the edge of its print editions. The changing shape of the paper means some content has to be rearranged as well. CPR's Mike Lamp talked with the newspaper's Linda Shapley about what readers will see in the redesigned Post.
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