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Chicago Sun-Times Hires Marketing President
Out of all the positions in the newspaper industry to freeze during a recession, it's sad that the people who write and edit the actual copy are the ones who have to find work in a different field.
Tribune Launches Multi-Platform Hispanic Ad Initiative
Tribune Co. launched an initiative Monday intended to connect advertisers with Hispanic consumers through its newspapers, broadcast stations, online, mobile devices, events and out-of-home advertising.
Tribune Co. launches cross-platform sales effort targeting growing U.S. Hispanic population
Courting a growing segment of the U.S. population that's estimated to soon represent $1 trillion in purchasing power, Chicago Tribune parent Tribune Co.
Tribune Co., parent company of the Orlando Sentinel, said Randy Michaels will take over as chief executive, succeeding Sam Zell, who'll continue to serve as chairman of the media company, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Sam Zell is handing off his duties as CEO of the Tribune Co. to his lieutenant Randy Michaels, who has served as the company's chief operating officer since May 2008.
December 1, 2009: Online radio advertising network TargetSpot gets bigger, making deals with Emmis Radio, Lincoln Financial Media, ICBC Broadcast Holdings, and Tribune Co.
Tribune Co. Gets Extension to File Ch. 11 Re-org Plan
NEW YORK A Delaware bankruptcy judge has granted the Tribune Co. more time to submit a Chapter 11 reorganization plan.
Sam Zell letting Rupert Murdoch 'take the first sword' in pay-wall fight
Tribune Co. boss Sam Zell is willing to let News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch "take the first sword" in the fight to move newspaper content behind pay walls, but he thinks Murdoch is blazing a trail the entire industry may well be able to follow.
Trib, Scripps hike price for holiday
Tribune Co., E.W. Scripps Co. and some other U.S. newspapers will raise prices on Thanksgiving as readers seek inserts touting holiday discounts.
Bankruptcy Twists: Tribune Moves Forward, Philly Newspapers Push Back
The long, twisting legal sagas of Tribune Co. and Philadelphia Newspapers are getting even more complicated, although in opposite directions.
Tribune lenders propose competing plan of reorganization
Debtholders of bankrupt Tribune Co have asked a judge to deny the media company's request for more time to present a plan of reorganization so the lenders themselves can offer a plan, according to court filings.
Gariano: LFA alumnus and his family changed the face of journalism
One of the most interesting graduates of Lake Forest Academy was Robert Wilson Patterson, a member of one of the most influential families in Chicago's storied history of journalism.
Corporate punctuation finds its home
Companies have stupid fetishes about their names. Tribune Company isn't The Tribune Company, it's Tribune Company - no damned "the." Time Inc.
PIX Names Bill Carey News Director
PIX, Tribune Broadcasting's New York CW affiliate, has named Bill Carey its News Director.
Courant Sued Over Plagiarism Allegations
The Hartford Courant is being sued by a smaller, family owned newspaper that is seeking financial damages for what it calls the Courant's repeated plagiarism of its stories.
Tribune Asks for Extension on Reorg Plan
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CNN Gave Dobbs $8 Million to Leave CNN gave Lou Dobbs an $8 million severance package to leave.
Tribune Seeks More Time to Submit Restructuring Plan in Bankruptcy Court
Tribune Co. , publisher of the Baltimore Sun and Los Angeles Times, said it asked for more time to submit its restructuring plan in bankruptcy court, according to a memo sent to employees today.
The Associated Press announced last week that Tribune Co., the owner of such media giants as The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, is going to suspend the use of AP stories this week, as a trial run for a possible long-term financial decision.
NY Post Circulation Sinks To 508,000
Nearly every paper in America has lost circulation, but The Post more than most -- down almost 30 percent in 2.5 years, to 508,000 in the most recent reporting period, against 544,000 for The Daily News.
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