An enthusiastic investor response led Wachovia Securities and CIBC World Markets to cut the price and tweak the term loan sizes on Herald Media's new credit. Pricing flexed down 50 basis points across the board from originally talked terms, a banker said. The term loan was upsized by $10 million to $110 million, while the second-lien term loan was decreased by $10 million to $20 million. The credit also includes a $25 million revolver. The second-lien term loan is now priced at LIBOR plus 5 1/2% and the revolver and "B" loan are at LIBOR plus 2 1/2%. Herald Media publishes The Boston Herald and more than 100 daily and weekly community newspapers in Eastern Massachusetts. Weston Presidio and Andax Group own the company. Wachovia and CIBC bankers declined comment and Jeff Magram, Herald Media's cfo, did not return calls.