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The Sun cuts about 100 jobs, 55 in newsroom
The (Baltimore) Sun completed its latest round of job cuts Friday by eliminating about 100 positions.
Tribune ends first round of bids for Cubs, Wrigley
The Chicago Cubs and their storied Wrigley Field home inched closer to finding new owners Friday.
Guild loses 16 to Baltimore Sun cuts
Reacting to low response to its late-June buyout proposal of 100 job cuts by mid-August, the Baltimore Sun Media Group said Friday that 16 Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild members at The Sun — 11 in the newsroom and five in advertising — would be laid off.
Report: Chicago real estate firm bids for Wrigley
A Chicago-area commercial real estate group has made an offer to buy Wrigley Field, the iconic and historic home of the Chicago Cubs, according to a report Thursday.
Chicago Tribune editor, LA Times publisher resign
Chicago Tribune editor Ann Marie Lipinski and Los Angeles Times publisher David Hiller resigned Monday as parent company Tribune Co. cuts staff and shrinks its papers nationwide to save money.
AP sources: Chicago Tribune to cut 80 news jobs
The Chicago Tribune plans to eliminate about 80 editorial positions - roughly 14 percent of its newsroom staff - amid parent Tribune Co.'s campaign to cut costs as revenues decline.
Uncertainty aplenty as Web, media leaders convene
When media and technology tycoons convene Tuesday in idyllic southern Idaho for five days of dealmaking and outdoor recreation, the mountain air will carry more than a whiff of uncertainty as most arrive with their businesses in various states of disarray.
Newspapers, reeling from slumping ads, slash jobs
Even for an industry awash in bad news, the newspaper business went through one of its most severe retrenchments in recent memory last week.
Chicago Tribune names interim publisher
The Chicago Tribune is reporting that it has named an executive as interim publisher to replace the retiring Scott C. Smith.
Sale of iconic Tribune Tower is an option
Tribune Co. is exploring the possible sale of its iconic headquarters on Chicago's Magnificent Mile and buildings in Los Angeles as the newspaper publisher considers ways of "maximizing the value" of its real estate holdings. |
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