The legacy of the Sun-Times—what’s that?
Tag: Rupert Murdoch
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The Sun-Times speaks with a new voice, as the Reader moves out
New owners at the Reader; a new editorial “we” at the Sun-Times.
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Has Tribune Publishing left the morons behind?
Staffers wonder whether the Hartford Courant will survive the breakup of the Tribune Company.
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Will two too many Kochs spoil the Tribune?
If the Koch brothers buy the Tribune Company, then what?
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On the Tribune covering the Tribune
The Chicago Tribune‘s terrific series on itself deserves book, HBO treatments.
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Murdoch, McCarthy—who’s the greater menace to the dignity of Chicago journalism?
Trouble in Chicago: Sun-Times adds Jenny McCarthy while Murdoch reported kicking tires of Tribune
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Gregory Miskiw — Brit tab vet plays roles in scandals in London, Chicago
Gregory Miskiw has turned up in scandals in London and Chicago
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The Fox and the hounding
Fox News hasn’t rushed to cover the phone-hacking scandal in Britain
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Chicago is only the fourth most expensive place to park
Parking rates in Chicago are the nation’s fourth highest. The median rate to park all day downtown is $32, according to a new survey. It costs $41 to park all […]
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1984
Forty Years: A weekly series in which we take a look at a specific year in Chicago history via the pages of the Reader.
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The News Wars Are Coming
If it’s fight or die on the new media landscape, does anyone think traditional media won’t fight?
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Nick Shuman
When Marshall Field sold the Chicago Sun-Times, Nick Shuman was the editorial writer who called him out.