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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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The Morning Newsfeed: 11.16.09
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.
Kroenke increases stake in soccer club Arsenal
American businessman Stan Kroenke has increased his stake in Premier League club Arsenal to 29.6 percent, only .3 percent short of a mandatory takeover bid.
The Morning Newsfeed: 11.03.09
Apple's iTunes Pitch: TV for $30 a Month Would you pay $30 a month to watch TV via iTunes? That's the pitch Apple has been making to TV networks in recent weeks.
Tribune Co. Lets Employees Know Exactly How Much Worthless Stock They Own
Chief Administrative Officer Gerry Spector indicated yesterday in a memo about retirement plan changes that the Employee Stock Ownership Plan was going to be killed.
Tribune Employees Lose What Little Stake They Had Left In Company
No big shocker here: Sam Zell 's bankruptcy of the Tribune Company is going to end up costing its employees more than just their jobs or perks, it's also going to retroactively remove their stock ownership in the company.
2008 Democratic Convention Watch
We've written before about how much of the MSM has closed out many of their local bureaus.
Tribune Co. Is Breaking Up With the Associated Press
As international newswires like AFP and The Associated Press begin to regulate how much copy can be taken from their articles, it's not just blogs that are going to feel the pinch.
Tribune Co. planning to switch ESOP to profit-sharing program
The controversial employee stock ownership plan at the center of Sam Zell's 2007 purchase of Tribune Co.
Tribune Tries to Cut AP Content Next Week
Tribune Co. wants to know if its papers, including the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times, can do without content from the Associated Press.
Tribune: Papers won't use most AP content for week to test if cutting ties financially viable
Tribune Co., owner of The Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times and several other news outlets, will not use most Associated Press content next week to test whether the financially struggling company can do without it, according to a story on the Chicago Tribune's Web site.
Ruling bolsters dissidents in Tribune Co. bankruptcy case
The Tribune Co. bankruptcy case appeared to be rolling along smoothly, until a group of junior creditors led by distressed-bond investor Centerbridge Partners began throwing grenades in late August.
Dissident Bondholders Accuse Tribune of Hiding Payments to Some Lenders
CHICAGO While under Chapter 11 protection, Tribune Co. has paid "millions of dollars" in hidden and unauthorized fees to lawyers and financial advisory firms hired by senior lenders as part of a plan to grab the lion's share of the Chicago media giant's assets, claims a dissident group of bondholders.
Sun-Sentinel's SFL Morning Show Gives Up The Ghost
So much for the Sun-Sentinel television show "SFL Live," which was once billed by Tribune execs as a revolution in programming.
Zell: Tribune to exit Chapter 11 in 2010
Tribune Co. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sam Zell said in an interview Wednesday that " ith some reasonable luck," the company will exit bankruptcy in the first quarter of 2010.
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