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News Corp. print holdings would have lost $2 billion as stand-alone
Rupert Murdoch's publishing empire, which includes the Wall Street Journal, would have recorded a $2.08-billion loss during its recent fiscal year if it had been a stand-alone company. The loss was due to write-downs, declines in newspaper advertising...
Tags: The Wall Street Journal, Newspaper and Magazine, Television Networks, Australia, Book
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Phillip L. Williams dies at 90; senior executive with Times Mirror Co.
Phillip L. Williams, a retired senior executive for Times Mirror Co. who served on its board of directors from 1985 until his retirement in 1993, died Nov. 18 at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica after suffering a heart attack, his family said. The...
Tags: Board of Directors, Companies and Corporations, Newspaper and Magazine, Book, Heart Attack
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Candidates. And more candidates
That’s about 40 down and about 37 to go. Candidates, that is -- candidates for city, school board and community college offices in the March 3 Los Angeles election. The Los Angeles Times editorial board this week hit about the halfway mark in...
Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Voting, Local Elections, Politics, Elections
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N.Y. state, county officials revolt over map of gun permit-holders
It's getting hard to find a public official in Putnam County, N.Y., who thinks putting the names of gun permit-holders on a map does anybody good. On Thursday, a flock of officials gathered at a news conference to announce their support for County Clerk...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Newspaper and Magazine, Local Government, Justice System, Laws
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Ada Louise Huxtable dies at 91; renowned architecture critic
Ada Louise Huxtable, the architecture critic who in two decades of writing for the New York Times became a powerful force in shaping New York City and was better known than many of the architects she was covering and certainly more feared, has died. She...
Tags: Getty Center, Newspaper and Magazine, Italy, Arts, Human Interest
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'People's Pledge' in Massachusetts Senate race got mixed reviews
L.A. NOWL.A. City Councilman Eric Garcetti’s call for a “People’s Pledge”—to limit spending by outside groups in the L.A. mayor’s race—hails from Massachusetts, where a similar pact got mixed reviews from the Boston... -
Richard Ben Cramer dies at 62; Pulitzer-winning journalist
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Richard Ben Cramer, whose narrative nonfiction spanned presidential politics and the game of baseball, has died. He was 62. Cramer died Monday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore of complications from lung cancer,...
Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Leukemia, Hospitals and Clinics, Journalism, Awards and Prizes
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Tribune Co., parent of L.A. Times, emerges from bankruptcy
The new year represents a long-awaited new start for the Tribune Co. The newspaper and television conglomerate emerged from bankruptcy Monday, a financially stronger version of the company that sought court protection four years ago but one that still...
Tags: CareerBuilder, Newspaper and Magazine, Computing and Information Technology Industry, News Corp., Television Stations
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George Randolph Hearst Jr. dies at 84; L.A. Herald-Examiner publisher
The demise of the Hearst newspaper empire in Los Angeles began in 1962 when publisher George Randolph Hearst Jr. abandoned the morning newspaper market.
Hearst and the company that owned the Los Angeles Times made what some viewed as a back-room deal: At...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Companies and Corporations, Board of Directors, Cancer, Newspaper and Magazine
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San Diego's largest newspaper to offer pointers to GOP candidates
PolitiCalSince taking over the former San Diego Union-Tribune in 2011, developer Douglas Manchester has been clear about his political views. The New York Times recently described the publisher of the paper, which has since been renamed to the U-T San...... -
Prince Harry photos: British tabloids shy away from royal skin
World NowBritish tabloids have held off on splashing nude photos of Prince Harry cavorting in a Las Vegas hotel room across their pages, resorting to staged photos and other shots to cover the story.... -
Boy Scouts' 'perversion files': Confidential files go public today
L.A. NOWBoys Scouts sexual abuse: Confidential files documenting decades of molestation allegations documented by the Boy Scouts of America will be released Thursday by an Oregon court. The Times has a searchable database....
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