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negative view of synergy of
newsroom understanding of
as Parks’ replacement
Pulitzer Prize pursuit by
resignation of
Tribune hostility toward
Carter, Jimmy
Castro, Fidel
Catledge, Turner
Cauthorn, Robert
CBS News
Centralization of editorial decision making. See also Synergy
Chandis Securities
Chandler, Dorothy “Buff,”
Chandler, Harry
Chandler, Norman
Chandler, Otis
family history
John Birch Society investigation of
journalistic standards of
Los Angeles Times bureaus and
Los Angeles Times controlled by
parents of
retirement of
staff reverence for
on Staples scandal
Wolinsky and
Chandler, Philip
Chandler family
financial windfalls of
FitzSimons’ tensions with
Goldman Sachs stock buy from
as local publishing monopoly
on merger
Nixon and
special dividend scandal (1994)
stock sales by
super-voting status of Times Mirror stock of
Times Mirror Company stock of
Tribune Company and
unwinding of trusts by
Willes recruited by
Willes’ tension with
See also Chicago Tribune
Charity scam investigation
Charles Schwab & Co.
Chase, Marc
Chen, Yang
Chicago Bulls basketball team
Chicago City Council corruption investigation
Chicago Cubs baseball team
Chicago Daily News
Chicago News Cooperative (CNC)
Chicago Online
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Theater of the Air
Chicago Tribune
America Online investment by
ethics policy of
foreign and national news coverage of
headquarters of
history of
Jones, Bill, at
junk circulation of
Madigan as publisher of
McCormick and Medill legacy to
newsroom of
profit margins of
Pulitzer Prizes of
Republican Party and
Washington, D.C., bureau of
See also Merger, of Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times
Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine
Chicago White Sox baseball team
Childreach
Children International
Children’s charities, investigation of
Chinatown (film)
Choi, Jieun
Christian Brothers
Christian Children’s Fund
Christopher, Warren
Ciccone, F. Richard
Circulation, newspaper
advertising declines due to
of Des Moines Register
maintaining
monopoly control of
Newsday and Hoy fraudulent inflation of
Willes’ increases in
Citigroup
City News
Classified Ad Federation, NAA
Classified advertising
on Internet
Internet effect on newspaper
monopoly control of
Monster.com effect on
real estate decline of
reductions in
Classified Ventures
Clayton, Janet
Clear Channel Communications
Cleveland News
Clinton, Bill
CLTV cable news channel
CNN
“Code Blue” (Crewdson)
Cody, Cardinal John
Coen, Jeff
Coffey, Shelby, III
Cohn, Marty
Cohen, Peter
Collins, Gail
Co-location
Columbia University
Columbia University School of Journalism
Columbine High School, Littleton, Colorado
Column One feature, in Los Angeles Times
Combs, Sean Diddy
Comics, in Chicago Tribune
Communism, false accusations of
Community leaders, newspapers as
Computerization
Computershare Trust Co.
Consolidation pressure, on newspapers
Convergence of media
Cook, Stan
Brumback as successor to
Kirkpatrick and
Salomon Brothers and
“Cops and Confessions” (Possley and Mills)
Costa, Michael
Cowles, Gardner
Cowles family. See also Des Moines Register
Cox Enterprises
craigslist.com
Crawford, Jan
Credit default swaps
Crewdson, John
Cronkite, Walter
Cruzen, Nancy
Culver Military Academy
Cuomo, Mario
Curie, James
Curtiss, Aaron
Czack, Richie
D
Daley, Richard
Dallas Morning News
Davis, Jack
“Deal fatigue,”
Death penalty cases, series on, in Chicago Tribune
de Lama, George
Dellios, Hugh
Denley, Susan
Depreciation deductions
Des Moines Register
circulation of
Cowles family as publishers of
Des Moines Tribune and
editing of
independence of
local stories in
newsroom of
O’Shea, James at
Pulitzer Prizes of
Raffensperger, Gene at
Zeleny hired from
Detroit Times
Devereaux, Greg
Dewey, Thomas E.
Dimon, Jamie
Dinkins, David
Discounted stock acquisition plans, of Tribune employees
Distressed properties, Zell purchase of
Distribution. See also Circulation, newspaper
Distribution Systems of America (DSA)
Dividends, Times Mirror Company
Dole, Robert
Donahue Paper Corp. of Canada
“Do not call” list
Dowdle, Jim
Dow Jones & Company. See also Wall Street Journal
Downing, Kathryn
Drudge, Matt
Drudge Report
Dubois, Jules
Duff & Phelps investment bankers
Duplication of content
E
“Editing by referendum,”
Editor-reporter tension
Edward, Edwin
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
el Periodico
El Vocero de Puerto Rico newspaper
EPIC (End Poverty in California) platform
Epton, Bernie
Equity Group Investments (EGI)
Equity Office Properties
Erburu, Robert
Erdoğan, Recep Tayyip
ESOP (employee stock ownership plans), as funding instrument
Estate taxes. See also Chandler family
Ethics policy, at Chicago Tribune
Evening newspapers, decline of
F
Facebook.com
“Failure of the Death Penalty in Illinois” (Armstrong, Possley, and Mills)
Family paper content
Fax machine
Feder, Robert
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
Federal banking regulations
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Fed
eral Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Feldman, Larry
Field, Marshall
Field family
Fifteen Minutes public relations
Financing schemes, for newspaper industry
Finke, Nikki
FitzSimons, Dennis J.
cash needs in Zell deal and
centralization of editorial decision making and
Chandler family tensions with
control by
cost-cutting pressure on
as Dowdle’s right-hand man
golden parachute of
Internal Revenue Service challenges to
Kotter and
at KTLA party
market-driven journalism and
on McCormick Foundation board
Newsday circulation fraud case and
on page one ads
refusal to meet with Turkish prime minister
Rumsfeld and
as Tribune Company CEO
in WGN-TV advertising sales
as WGN-TV head
on Zell proposal
Zell relationship with
zoned local sections, preference for
Flansburg, James
Foley, Harold
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Ford, Gerald
Ford, Henry
Fordham University
Fort Dodge Messenger
Fox Broadcasting
Fox News
Frankel, Max
Frantz, Douglas
Fraudulent conveyance charge
Freedom of Information Act
Front Page, The (Hecht and MacArthur)
FUDGE ABC software program
Fuller, Jack
background of
Carroll hired by
Newsday circulation fraud case and
News Values by
resignation of
Zell acquisition and
G
“Gag Law,” McCormick challenge to
Gannett, Frank
Gannett Corporation
Gannett Newspaper Group
Garcia, Robert
Gartner, Michael
Geffen, David
Gehry, Frank
General Mills, Inc.
Giaimo, Joseph O.
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher law firm
Giffords, Gabrielle
Goldberg, Nick
Goldman Sachs
Chandler stock sale to
consolidation interests of
Times Mirror directors advised by
Google.com
Graham, Katharine
Graham, Philip
Graham family. See also Washington Post
Grant, Johnny
Grazer, Brian
Greeley, Horace
Greene, Bob
Greenspun, Brian L.
Greenthal, Jill
Greising, David
Gremillion, Bob
Grenesko, Donald
Grey Advertising
Gridiron dinner
Grumhaus, Hal
Guggenheim, Harry
H
Haider, Don
Halberstam, David
Hamill, Pete
Harris, Ira
Harry N. Abrams publishing
Hartford Courant
Harvard Business School
Harvard Crimson student newspaper
Harvard University
Hearst, William Randolph
Hecht, Ben
Hiller, David
background of
on Baquet speech at AP Managing Editors convention (2006)
blog of
as Chicago Tribune publisher
editorial pages reporting to
on FitzSimons as CEO
hiring freeze of
Hoy newspaper and
Los Angeles Times issues and
as McCormick Foundation CEO
Newsday circulation fraud case and
O’Shea’s firing and
O’Shea’s relationship with
staff cuts of
on strategically located news bureaus
Times Mirror purchase idea of
transformative change and
Zell deal cost cutting of
Zell’s relationship with
Hiltzik, Michael
Hinckley, Gordon
Hirt, Jane
Hofmeister, Sallie
Hoge, James
Holden, Betsy
Hollywood Walk of Fame event
Holt, Margaret
Homel, Benjamin
Hood, Raymond
Hoover, Herbert
Hopper, Hedda
Horrock, Nicholas
Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin
Houston Chronicle
Howard, Roy
Howell, John
Hoy LLC, fraudulent inflation of circulation numbers
Huber, Craig
Huntley, Chet
Hurricane Katrina
Hussein, Saddam
Hutchins Commission on the Freedom of the Press
I
Ingrassia, Paul
Inland Empire
Insolvency, federal banking regulations and
Inter American Press Association
Interest rates in late 1970s,
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
International Creative Management
Internet
Chicago Tribune content on
classified advertising affected by
Classified Ventures and
Harry Chandler’s interest in
LATimes.com 24-hour coverage on
news industry response to
newspaper impact of
print journalists vs.
speed vs. accuracy on
traditional media business model and
Unterman view of
Investment bankers. See Zell, Sam
Iraq
Alford in
budget to cover
Hussein victims in
local news vs. coverage of
war in
J
Jackson, Michael
Jacobson, Darryl
Jacor Radio
Jain, Sanjay
Jansen, Ray
Jenner & Block law firm
Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School
John Birch Society, LA Times investigation of
Johnson, Jeffrey
Johnson, Kim
Johnson, Tom
Jones, Bill
Jones, Tim
Jordan, Michael
Journalism
“anti-business,”
biased, unfair (McCormick)
in Chicago. See also Chicago Tribune
circulation declines and; See also Newspaper industry, decline of
Columbia University School of Journalism
corporate
fundamental premise of
future of
“gods of,”
greed and business of
high standards in (Otis)
Internet and
investigative
Madigan distance from
Pew Research Center Project for Excellence in Journalism
market-driven
meaningful
politics and
print vs. broadcast
public service
Pulitzer Prize and. See Pulitzer Prize
Shorenstein Center at Harvard
sloppy
tabloid
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Washington
“yellow,”
See also Chicago Tribune; Des Moines Register; Los Angeles Times; New York Times; Orlando Sentinel; and other named newspapers
Journalistic and business separation
Brumback on
Erburu on
Staples scandal and
Willes on
JPMorgan
Chase
“Junk” circulation
K
Kamin, Blair
Kapadia, Rajesh
Kaplan, Todd
Kaul, Donald
Kellner, Jamie
Kenney, Crane
Kern, Gerould W.
centralized news desk idea of
as Chicago Tribune editor
as Chicago Tribune metro editor
at Los Angeles Times
on natural disaster coverage
staff reductions by
synergy and
in Tribune Company
Kessler, Robert E.
Kickbacks
King, Pete
King, Rodney
King, Roger
King, Tom
King & Ballow law firm
King World Productions
Kirk, Jim
Kirkpatrick, Clayton
Klee, Kenneth N.
Kleiner Perkins, Inc.
Klunder, Jack
“junk” circulation reductions by
as Los Angeles Times circulation manager
on Newsday circulation fraud
Zell deal and
Kneeland, Douglas
Knight, Frank
Knight, Jack
Knight, Timothy
Knight Ridder Corp.
Knight Ridder Newspapers
Koldyke, Martin (Mike)
Kone, Korotoumou
Kotter, John
Kotz, Nick
Kraft Foods
Kristof, Kathy
Kruidenier, David
KTLA-TV
L
Labor, organized
Lance, Bert
Landers, Ann
LA Observed blog
La Opinión newspaper
Lardner, Ring
Larsen, Nils
Larson, Jimmy
Las Vegas Sun
LATimes.com
Laventhol, David
Lawson, Victor
Lee, Jimmy
Lee, Steven
Legal publishing
Lehman Brothers
Leonard, Joe
Leveraged buyout
Leveraged recapitalization (stock buyback)
Lexington Herald-Leader (Kentucky)
LexisNexis database
Liebling, A.J.
Life magazine
Lincoln, Abraham
Lipinski, Ann Marie
Chicago News Cooperative (CNC) and
as Chicago Tribune deputy managing editor
as Chicago Tribune editor
ethics concerns of
FitzSimons and
front-page ad opposition of
merger and
O’Shea’s alliance with
Pate and
Pulitzer Prize of
resignation of
Zell’s meeting with
Lipton, Marty
Loan-packaging deals
Local news
Lombardo, Joey “The Clown,”
Long Beach Telegram
Long Island Press
Look magazine
Lopez, Steve
Los Angeles Daily Business Journal
Los Angeles Times
advertising campaign of
bilingual sections of
correspondents of
history of. See also Chandler family