Tribune Publishing

STOP THE PRESSES! Apparent Foreign Cyberattack Wreaks Havoc On U.S. Newspaper Distribution

“A disruption to our print production systems caused delays in the delivery of some of our newspapers Saturday,” Tribune Publishing Company said Saturday.
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Publisher Cites 'Financial Impact' Of Newsroom Massacre, Offers Buyouts

Tribune Publishing announces newsrooms to shrink five months after five employees were killed at The Capital Gazette in Maryland.
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Tribune Publishing Could Not Have Picked A Worse Name For Its Rebranding

tronc. It sounds like it might be a futuristic drug. Or a bodily function.
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Tribune Gets $70.5 Million Investment, Rejects Gannett Offer

Thanks to Los Angeles billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong
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USA Today Publisher Gannett Offers To Buy Tribune Publishing

Gannett said it made an offer to buy Tribune Publishing on April 12 for $815 million, including the assumption of $390 million of debt.
By Sai Sachin R and Supantha Mukherjee, Reuters

Journalist Matthew Keys Sentenced To 2 Years In Anonymous Hack On LA Times

Prosecutors said the former Reuters social media editor had sought revenge on his former employer.
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REPORT: Tribune CEO Jack Griffin Ousted

By Ken Doctor, Politico

Tribune Denies It's In Talks To Sell After Rupert Murdoch Rumor

The co-chairman of News Corp. said he had “strong word” the company was being sold to a group of Wall Street investors.
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LA Times To Be Sold To Philanthropist Eli Broad, Says Rupert Murdoch

By Dan Levine, Reuters

A Flood Of Tribune Publishing Employees Signs Up For Buyout

By Lynne Marek, Crain's Chicago Business