Conrad Black's private agenda

Article Abstract:

Hollinger owner Conrad Black intends to use the 58 Canadian daily newspapers he will print to promote his conservative views. He may also affect their content by reducing their budgets so they cannot cover stories adequately. This is his perorative as proprietor.

Journalistic objectivity, 2CA

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A new image for Conrad's number 2

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Radler has worked as the 'hatchet man' for Hollinger Inc since 1989, but now he also manages the Chicago Sun-Times tabloid. He is proud of turning the paper's financial fortunes around and of scooping the Chicago Tribune on the story about Princess Diana's death.

Officials and employees, Chicago Sun-Times (Newspaper), Radler, Franklin David

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The inexorable spread of the Black empire

Article Abstract:

Conrad Black and David Radler have acquired 262 newspapers over four continents through Hollinger Inc. After a paper is taken over, a large portion of the staff is usually laid off.

Canada, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Radler, David

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