After almost three years of mind-numbing negotiations, a strike authorization vote, and the sale of the paper, editorial staffers finally ink a deal.
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The new owner’s kid brother used to work here
TV writer John Eisendrath on his brother’s acquisition of the Chicago Reader and Chicago Sun-Times
Tronc, Gannett give each other their walking papers
Talks end, for now, between Tronc and Gannett.
UNO’s records-request dodge was artless, but other charter schools may try the same move
There’s still not enough scrutiny over how privately run charters spend public money.
Aggrego is the bed the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune are now in together
So much for keeping the two papers separate.
Michael Ferro buys big piece of Tribune, goes silent at Sun-Times
The majority owner of one of Chicago’s two dailies buys big into the other.
The 2014 primaries offer the latest evidence that it pays to be rich if you’re running for office
Another election, another influx of jaw-dropping donations from wealthy contributors, including the candidates themselves
Charter school operator won’t say how it spent your tax dollars
Charter school operator won’t say how it spent your tax dollars.
Time Out Chicago goes strictly digital. And the Reader . . . ?
As the print Time Out Chicago goes under, what’s in store for the Chicago Reader?
Mucking around with Jim Belushi in the Sun-Times
Yesterday the Sun-Times dropped its new celebrity-column feature, the Daily Splash
Roundup of today’s media news
Two newspapers present a new copy-editing system, a student newspaper revamps its website, and Gawker wants to monetize their comments
Wrapports buys the Reader
The owner of Sun-Times Media is now also the owner of the Chicago Reader