USA Today plans 'radical' overhaul to focus on devices like iPad

Although USA Today still makes most of its money from its print edition, the reorganization revolves around smart phones and computer tablets such as Apple Inc.'s iPad, which are creating new ways to sell subscriptions and advertising.

"We have to go where the audience is," Hillkirk said. "If people are hitting the iPad like crazy, or the iPhone or other mobile devices, we've got to be there with the content they want, when they want it."