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ft.com - 12/11/2008
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The crisis in US newspapers yesterday claimed its biggest victim when Tribune Company filed for bankruptcy protection, a year after its $8.2bn leveraged buy-out by property tycoon Sam Zell. Mr Zell, a Chicago native whose history of reviving distressed assets earned him the nickname of ...
tribune.com - 12/8/2008
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tribune.com —
Tribune Company to Voluntarily Restructure Debt Under Chapter
11 Publishing, Interactive and Broadcasting Businesses to Continue Operations
Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field Not Part of Chapter 11 Filing; Monetization Efforts to Continue CHICAGO, ...
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Tribune Company :: Press Release
chicagotribune.com - 12/9/2008
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chicagotribune.com —
Facing what Chairman Sam Zell called a "perfect
storm" of forces roiling the media industry and the
broader economy, Chicago-based Tribune Co. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from its creditors Monday. The move opens the most painful ...
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TRIBUNE BANKRUPTCY: The Tribune Company has filed for ...
nytimes.com - 12/9/2008
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nytimes.com —
The Tribune Company , the newspaper and television
chain that publishes The Los Angeles Times and The
Chicago Tribune, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday. The move came less than a year after Samuel Zell , a Chicago real estate tycoon, took ...
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Tribune Company Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
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Media Deconsolidation (Part 24): I Read the News Today, Oh Boy
The Progress & Freedom Foundation Blog —
... ." If 140 characters per entry is still too much for you to read, here's the cribbed version: Lots of downsizing, bankruptcies, and closing of doors. The Tribune's bankruptcy has been the biggest news this week, but few noticed ...
Media Deconsolidation (Part 24): I Read the News Today, Oh Boy
Technology Liberation Front —
... .” If 140 characters per entry is still too much for you to read, here’s the cribbed version: Lots of downsizing, bankruptcies, and closing of doors. The Tribune’s bankruptcy has been the biggest news this week, but few noticed ...
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