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	Chicago Tribune
		Led by a series of ambitious editors and publishers, the Tribune was one of a small handful of major American daily papers published continuously from the mid-1800s into the twenty-first century.
		Founded in 1847, the Chicago Daily Tribune was transformed by the arrival in 1855 of editor and co-owner Joseph Medill, who turned the paper into one of the leading voices of the new Republican Party.
		By the end of the twentieth century, when the newspaper's parent company (the Tribune Company) was a national media giant that employed close to six thousand Chicago-area residents, the future of traditional print dailies was uncertain.
	www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org /pages/275.html (524 words)

	Chicago Tribune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Chicago Tribune is a major daily newspaper based in Chicago, Illinois.
		The Tribune's reputation for innovation extended to radio — it bought an early station, WDAP, in 1924 and renamed it WGN (AM), the station call letters standing for the paper's self-description as the "World's Greatest Newspaper." WGN Television was launched April 5, 1948.
		The Chicago Tribune is the founding business unit of Tribune Company, which includes many newspapers and television stations around the country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chicago_Tribune (1765 words)

	Chicago Tribune bucks trend with circulation gains \| Crain's Chicago Business
		Chicago’s largest daily newspaper reported average weekday paid circulation of 579,079 as of March 31, a jump of 0.9% from a year earlier.
		Chicago Tribune President and Publisher David Hiller attributed the positive numbers to several initiatives begun about a year ago: maintaining and not canceling discounts for existing subscribers, the paper’s “What’s In It For You” ad campaign, its Subscriber Advantage loyalty program and some editorial changes including “At Play,” a new entertainment guide that appears Thursdays.
		Tribune Co. ’s publishing revenues were $997 million in the first quarter this year, down 1 percent, or $9 million.
	www.chicagobusiness.com /cgi-bin/news.pl?id=20516 (675 words)

	ASNE - Ethics code: Chicago Tribune (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		(The Tribune's annual holiday-fund appeal is made to the readership in general, not to specific individuals or companies.) This prohibition on fundraising is not meant to exclude such things as taking the collection at church or selling cookies or candy.
		If an employee obtains news, information or other material that might be published, distributed or broadcast by the Tribune or one of its affiliated Tribune companies, the staff member should notify her supervisor, whether the information directly relates to the staffer's regular beat or duties or not.
		The Tribune is careful in submitting staff entries for recognition and awards to limit participation to those contests whose central interest is recognition of journalistic excellence.
	www.asne.org /ideas/codes/chicagotribune.htm (1770 words)

	Chicago Tribune (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Chicago readers of the Tribune can't fully appreciate the paper's dependence on stringers, but the bureaus whose reports fill the suburban Metro sections couldn't function without them.
		A "Tribune Independent Writers' Association" was organized, a counterproposal was drafted, the National Writers Union was notified, and late last year an inky variant of the "blue flu" struck suburban bureaus.
		He suggested to Cohen that the Tribune pay a token extra for the electronic rights it was commandeering, so that when the day dawned that those rights became a source of serious profit the writers would be in a position to share it.
	www.think.org /ip/chicago_tribune.html (2468 words)

	Chicago Tribune Tower, Chicago, Illinois (Hood and Howells) - American Architecture
		The Tribune Company's 1922 competition to design the "world's most beautiful office building" as its headquarters captured the interest of an international audience of architects, business leaders, and the public at large.
		The 263 entries for the design of the new Tribune tower represented a broad constellation of approaches to the skyscraper at a time of transition.
		The award was very much criticized at the time as the gothic design went against the modernizing trend set by the Chicago School and against the ideas of the more functional European architecture, later known as the International Style, which reduced decorations to the bare minimum.
	usa.archiseek.com /illinois/chicago/tribune_tower.html (240 words)

	Chicago Tribune - newspaper in Chicago, Illinois USA covering Chicago local news at Mondo Times
		Chicago Tribune is a newspaper in Chicago, Illinois, USA covering general news.
		Chicago Tribune is one of the top 100 US newspapers.
		Chicago Tribune contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/13/741/1906 (119 words)

	Chicago Tribune \| NewsBusters.org
		Chicago Tribune Editorialized in Favor of Mel Reynolds Pardon in 2000
		On the Chicago Tribune's front page today is the story of an illegal immigrant who's taken refuge in a Chicago church to avoid deportation.
		Included on today's Chicago Tribune's front page is the article "Hillary." In it, national correspondent Lisa Anderson speculates on the possibility of Senator Clinton transferring her apparent popularity in New York State to the 2008 presidential election.
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	Chicago Tribune
		But Chicago was way ahead of the pack in the murder rate--with 22.3 slayings per 100,000 people.
		Last January, Hillard responded to Chicago's nation-leading 665 homicides with a promise of a crackdown on gangs and drug dealers by beefing up police presence in the most violent areas of the city.
		Through Monday, Chicago detectives had solved 44.3 percent of the murders committed in 2002, down 1 percentage point from the clearance rate in 2001, police said.
	qrc.depaul.edu /djabon/Articles/ChicagoCrime20030101.htm (1131 words)

	Tribune Company :: Career Opportunities
		TRIBUNE is always searching for enthusiastic, talented and dedicated professionals to fill our ranks.
		Tribune believes in equal employment opportunities for all, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or any other legally protected classification.
		The Company’s policy is to hire and promote the most qualified applicants and to comply with all federal, state and local equal employment opportunity laws.
	www.tribune.com /employment/index.html (186 words)

	Chicago Tribune
		Network Chicago's content was supposed to ripple and flow through an interlaced structure of television, radio, a newspaper, the Internet and public events sponsored by the station.
		Then funding for the "Chicago Matters" series, an issues-based show focusing on problems in the city's neighborhoods, was pulled after a lengthy fight involving its major donors, the Searle family and the Chicago Community Trust.
		He allowed the successful "Wild Chicago" and the original "Soundstage" to develop and flourish, giving the station a reputation for eclectic programming that would be held up as a model for years.
	www.niu.edu /acad/powers/WTTWFull.htm (6555 words)

	Simplified Spelling Society : Chicago Tribune I. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In Chicago itself, Medill's Tribune was engaged in lively, often rancorous conflict with rival newspapers in which his spelling reforms received their share of hits.
		The Tribune's coming to the aid of all elementary school teachers in what it liked to call Chicago-land - that five-state area where the paper was delivered daily - is but the excuse for abandoning the experiment.
		Next month, the Tribune returned to the theme, without political overtones, in an editorial entitled 'Gnus and Islands', which stated, "A gnu is a promontory, a body of land in the water up to its neck.
	www.spellingsociety.org /journals/j24/shipley1.php (7339 words)

	The Tribune Reports to Chicago on Its Own Destruction
		Late as it is in the season, general as the ruin is, the spirit of her citizens has not given way, and before the smoke has cleared away, and the ruins are cold, they are beginning to plan for the future.
		Having reached the lake, we on the west had high hopes that the destructive work would be confined to the distinct path thus mown through the very heart of the city....
		The hope that, as the fire had extended to the lake at Chicago avenue, and the wind was blowing fiercely from the west and south, that part of the North Division westward of the line of the fire would escape, was an idle one.
	www.chicagohs.org /fire/conflag/tribune.html (1878 words)

	ADL Media Watch: Letter to the Chicago Tribune
		Note: The Chicago Tribune has made several attempts to acknowledge concerns raised by ADL and others in response to the May 30, 2003 editorial cartoon by former Tribune artist Dick Locher, which depicted Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon with a hooked nose and implied that Jews are motivated solely by money.
		After the cartoon appeared, the paper directly addressed the concerns in a June 1 commentary by Chicago Tribune public editor Don Wycliff.
		Sadly, the Tribune has reached an all-time low with the publication of the May 30th editorial cartoon depicting Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat, and President George Bush.
	www.adl.org /media_watch/letter_chicago_tribune12.asp (400 words)

	Chicago Tribune cutting jobs \| Crain's Chicago Business
		The Chicago Tribune is the latest Tribune Co. -owned paper to plan layoffs.
		She said that the cuts would likely impact fewer than 100 current Tribune employees, and that many vacant positions would also be eliminated.
		On November 15, Tribune announced that its October revenues fell 3.5%, and that publishing revenue was essentially flat, at $330 million compared to $329 million during the year-earlier period.
	www.chicagobusiness.com /cgi-bin/news.pl?id=18534&rel=1 (446 words)

	Chicago Tribune Advertiser Web Site
		A buy with Tribune Chicago Cross Media lets you touch the Chicagoland market regardless of how they receive their news and entertainment.
		Tribune Media Net's presence in the three top markets of Chicago, New York and Los Angeles as well as 26 other prominent cities allows you nationwide coverage via a combination of print, broadcast and the internet.
		Chicago Tribune News in Education (NIE) provides curriculum programs that integrate the newspaper into the classroom environment and encourage learning.
	classified.tribune.com /ctadvertiserwebsite/products.htm (1207 words)

	Tribune closing Chicago's City News Service - News Briefs
		City News was bringing breaking news to Chicago in the days of streetcar messengers and Al Capone, and it evolved through the teletype era and into the computer age.
		The Chicago Tribune announced it is shutting down City News Service, the Tribune-owned successor of the cooperative news service that had been feeding newspaper and broadcast subscribers for over a century, and replacing it with a 24-hour news desk to serve Tribune Web sites alone.
		It was jointly owned by Chicago's major daily newspapers until the Tribune became the sole owner and in 1999 renamed it the New City News Service.
	www.chicagoflame.com /news/2005/12/05/NewsBriefs/Tribune.Closing.Chicagos.City.News.Service-1121306.shtml (383 words)

	Berkshire Eagle Online - Tribune ousts publisher
		CHICAGO — Tribune Co. ousted Jeffrey M. Johnson, the publisher of its largest newspaper, the Los Angeles Times, yesterday after Johnson had refused to make what he considered potentially damaging staff cuts ordered by the media conglomerate.
		Tribune announced Sept. 21 that it would study the possible sale or breakup of the corporation, which owns the Chicago Tribune, baseball's Chicago Cubs, cable superstation WGN and other TV stations and newspapers.
		While the Chicago Tribune is the namesake paper of the Tribune media empire, the Times is its single largest asset, accounting for nearly 20 percent of its 2005 revenue of $5.6 billion, according to sources cited by the Times.
	www.berkshireeagle.com /business/ci_4449457 (859 words)

	Chicago Tribune Advertiser Web Site
		Advertising in the Chicago Tribune is a proven strategy for reaching consumers in Chicago and the Midwest.
		In fact, as the leading newspaper in the Chicagoland market, more Chicagoans turn to the Chicago Tribune than the Wall Street Journal, USA Today and The New York Times combined.
		The Chicago Tribune is read by nearly 2 million people every day and close to 4 million people each Week.
	classified.tribune.com /ctadvertiserwebsite/home.html (83 words)

	Chicago Clearing Corporation - Chicago Tribune February 29, 2004
		Schoenfeld called James Tharin, a former college roommate and a trader at the Chicago Board of Trade, and asked if he would be willing to buy the certificates to try to resell them.
		Tharin's company, Chicago Clearing Corp., has created a secondary market for coupons in 10 class-action cases, one of the most recent the 2001 settlement of price-fixing claims against auction houses Sotheby's and Christie's International.
		Chicago art dealer Peter Bartlow filed a claim and received about $40,000 in cash and $22,000 in rebates to be used to pay for commissions in future sales.
	www.chicagoclearing.com /tribune.html (1437 words)

	Chicago Media Watch
		In recent years Chicago magazine’s zeal for gritty muckraking steadily gave way to flashy fashion showcases, trendy restaurant reviews, and saucy subjects like “Sex and the Single Man/Woman.” A lighter, revenue-enhancing wind had blown into town and the hip magazine was all over it like alligator shoes in a Gold Coast trattoria.
		Yet another factor in the Tribune’s ravenous appetite for media monopolization was the takeover of the Hartford Courant and the Hartford Advocate, the first major alternative weekly to come under ownership of a major mainstream daily.
		Since the Times Mirror merger of 2000, the Tribune has laid off workers and imposed a hiring freeze to strip things down to a lean, mean corporate machine.
	www.chicagomediawatch.org /02_3_tribune.shtml (818 words)

	cbs2chicago.com - Chicago Tribune Critic Dead At 46
		Chicago news, weather, sports, traffic and video from cbs2chicago.com: Chicago Tribune Critic Dead At 46
		Johnson died late Friday in University of Chicago Hospitals of complications from a brain hemorrhage, a family spokesman said.
		And no matter how chaotic the newsroom, he was a rock-solid presence," said Chicago Tribune editor Ann Marie Lipinski.
	cbs2chicago.com /topstories/local_story_007204509.html (317 words)

	2004 Parliament of the World's Religions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The first parliament session was held in Chicago in 1893, thought to be the first time Jews, Catholics, Bahais and Hindus engaged in official dialogue.
		A century later, the second parliament was held, again in Chicago, and a third in Cape Town, South Africa, in 1999.
		He said he thinks previous gatherings were dedicated to taking practical action to solve the problems facing the world, rather than engaging in interfaith dialogue.
	www.cpwr.org /2004Parliament/news/article.chicagotribune.htm (914 words)

	Archives: Chicago Tribune
		Tribune wires; Chicago Tribune; Oct 6, 2006; pg.
		Andrew L Wang, Tribune staff reporter; Chicago Tribune; Oct 6, 2006; pg.
		Tribune staff, wire reports; Chicago Tribune; Oct 6, 2006; pg.
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		Chicago Tribune is committed to ensuring their customers receive the highest quality service available.
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	Chicago Tribune Company - Community Involvement -- chicagotribune.com
		Chicago Tribune Foundation aims to promote public knowledge and strengthen the Chicago metropolitan community by encouraging journalistic excellence, diversity and liberty, supporting diverse cultural institutions and promoting civic efforts.
		Chicago Tribune Charities, a McCormick Tribune Foundation fund, supports programs and special initiatives that help at-risk children and families, develop reading and literacy skills and alleviate hunger.
		Chicago Tribune Media Group employees generously donate their time, talent and donations to give back to our community.
	www.chicagotribune.com /about/custom/community (128 words)

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