Claw It Back

Among the Tribune Co.’s emergence from bankruptcy scenarios, I vote for the clawback option. (See paragraph 10.) I hate it when people get rich off of others’ misery, and that is exactly what the pre-Zell Tribune management did when it unloaded the company into the shadow of the Valley of Debt.

Post-Bankrupt Tribune A La Disney?

Michael Eisner as the new chairman of Tribune? Jeff Shell replacing Randy Michaels as the company emerges from bankruptcy?

Were this to happen, what is the likelihood that the company would take another sharp turn in a new direction?

Would such a turn be bad or good?

Stay tuned.

New Site For Camp Courant

Camp Courant, the free day camp for Hartford kids long supported by Courant employees, has a new web site designed by students at Central Connecticut State University. Check it out.

Change Reflected

The Laurel photographically documents the change of signage on the Courant building. Or should I say, The Fox CT building where they print The Courant.

The new execs will not admit this, but some observers believe they changed the signs in order to render the Refugee Camp logo obsolete. I personally think the new look is a fair representation of what is now going on inside.

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