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Monday | SFGate

J.D. Salinger's complaint

J.D. Salinger may be gone, but his ability to persuade a New York court to ban Swedish author Fredrik Colting's novel "60 Years Later" makes his estate the center of one of the biggest intellectual property battles in the land.

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Related Topix: Publishing, New York Times, Media, Libraries, UC Berkeley, Opinion

Sun Feb 07, 2010

Editor & Publisher

Tribune Co. D.C. Deputy Named 'Wall St. Journal' National Politics Editor

CHICAGO Aaron Zitner, who is now deputy bureau chief of the Washington bureau for Tribune Co.'s newspapers and broadcast outlets, is joining The Wall Street Journal as national politics editor effective Feb.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media

Fri Feb 05, 2010

Media SITREP

My Illinois Primary Ballot

Joe Germuska and his Tribune Interactive colleagues built Election Center as a catch-all for election stories and info.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Chicago Metro

Wed Feb 03, 2010

Reuters RSS Reuters.com

Monster to pay $225 million for Yahoo's HotJobs site

Monster Worldwide Inc said on Wednesday that it will buy Yahoo Inc's HotJobs site for $225 million in cash, citing an improving job market.

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Related Topix: Media, Yahoo!, Computers, Search Engines, Startups, Monster Worldwide, Human Resources, Advertising, Publishing, Gannett Co

Editors Weblog

New section at LA Times

On Monday The Chicago Tribune announced changes to its content and format as it prepares to roll out a narrower-by-one-inch page size as of 8 February .

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media

Tue Feb 02, 2010

FishBowlNY

Tribune Creditors Pissed, Natch

Unsurprisingly, the Delaware court's decision last week to award Tribune Co. execs $45 million in bonuses for a year when the company was under Chapter 11 bankruptcy pissed off a bunch of people, and not only the media publisher's employees.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy

ChicagoBusiness.com Breaking News

Tribune Co. creditors seek to file suit over $8.2 billion buyout

(Reuters) - Creditors of bankrupt U.S. newspaper publisher Tribune Co. are seeking approval to sue the parties involved with the company's 2007 leveraged buyout, according to court papers on Monday.According to a motion filed in the U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware, the company's official ...

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy

Mon Feb 01, 2010

The Baltimore Sun

Online scams target job seekers

Victims are overpaid with phony checks and send real money back to crooks as refunds.

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Related Topix: Human Resources, Publishing, Media, Science / Technology

Sun Jan 31, 2010

Television Week

A bankruptcy judge rejected objections from a union and a...

A bankruptcy judge rejected objections from a union and a bankruptcy trustee and ruled that top executives at Tribune Co.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media

Sat Jan 30, 2010

COLDFUSION Developer's Journal

Everbridge Expands Senior Team, Naming Veteran Technology Executive Scott Sullivan CTO

Responsible for defining and executing the technology vision for Everbridge, Mr.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Cal State Long Beach, Long Beach, CA

Fri Jan 29, 2010

FishBowlNY

Tribune Bonus Ruling Leaves Union 'Disappointed'

Yesterday we reported that a Delaware court had ruled that Tribune Co. would be allowed to dole out $45 million in executive bonuses during a year when the company was mired in bankruptcy.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy

Thu Jan 28, 2010

Chicago Reader Online

Bonuses Yes, Raises No

A bankruptcy judge has given the Tribune Company the OK to award bonuses totaling more than $45 million to 720 executives and top managers.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media

Wed Jan 27, 2010

Los Angeles Times Pressmens 20 Year Club

Guild "disappointed" with ruling on Tribune bonuses

Press release The Newspaper Guild-Communications Workers of America Bonuses for Mid-level Managers Approved at Tribune Co.; No Decision Yet for Top Execs.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Wilmington, DE

Tue Jan 26, 2010

Editor & Publisher

Bankruptcy Judge Set to Approve Bonuses for Tribune Co. Execs on Tuesday

DOVER, Del. A Delaware bankruptcy judge is ready to approve Tribune Co.'s request to pay bonuses of up to $45 million to hundreds of managers, including the media conglomerate's top 10 executives.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Dover, DE, Dover Metro

Sun Jan 24, 2010

Business New Haven

PaperG Adds Client

Advertising technology start up PaperG Inc. has landed some well-known media clients: The New York Times Regional Group, the New York Post, Metromix, LLC, a joint venture backed by Gannett Co.

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Related Topix: Gannett Co, Publishing, Media

Thu Jan 21, 2010

Chicago Tribune

CLTV to carry funeral of political reporter Carlos Hernandez Gomez

CLTV plans to carry Thursday morning's funeral of its ace political reporter, Carlos Hernandez Gomez .

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Related Topix: Chicago, IL, US Politics, US News, Barack Obama, Chicago Metro, Publishing, Media, Business News

Wed Jan 20, 2010

Editor & Publisher

Bankrupt Tribune Co. Cash Flow Rebounds to Nearly $500 Million

CHICAGO Thirteen months after filing for bankruptcy reorganization, Tribune Co. said Wednesday its cash flow in 2009 will approach $500 million.

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Tue Jan 19, 2010

Screenwerk

More Newspapers Join the Chp. 11 Club

Just as yellow pages are exiting bankruptcy more newspapers are entering. Here's a partial list : MediaNews Group/Affiliated Media Inc.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media

Thu Jan 14, 2010

Bloomberg.com

Doomed Deals Spark Tug-of-Wars Between Creditors: Ann Woolner

Those who years ago bought Tribune Co. bonds now are hurling nasty claims at the so-deserving Sam Zell , the real estate magnate whose takeover loaded the storied newspaper company with so much debt that it fell into bankruptcy.

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Related Topix: Publishing, Media, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Home, Mortgage, Personal Finance

Wed Jan 06, 2010

Radio Ink

Kapugi Heads New Tribune Division

January 6, 2010: Tribune Interactive has formed a new representation division, headed up by Jeff Kapugi, who moves up to SVP/representation from VP/content for Tribune's Chicago media properties.

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