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Newspaper Death Watch. The Tampa Tribuneis no more. The rival Tampa Bay Times said on Tuesday that it has purchased the 1. Tribune and shut it down, converting subscribers and advertisers to the Times. That makes the Times the fifth- largest Sunday newspaper in the country by circulation. A purchase price was not specified, but Tampa.

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Bay. com reported that Times ownership borrowed $1. Locals saw this one coming. Few major metropolitan areas can support to daily newspapers anymore, and, with 2.

Tampa- St. Petersburg is on the fringe of what you could call a major metropolitan area. The Times won a contract to print the Tribune in February, and experts said the writing was on the wall after that.“The continued competition between the two newspapers was threatening to both,” said Times chairman and CEO Paul Tash, in a quote on Rick Edmonds’ blog at the Poynter Institute. There are very few cities that are able to sustain more than one daily newspaper, and the Tampa Bay region is not among them.”The two papers had long been able to make a go of it by targeting subscribers on either side of Tampa Bay, and at one time were considered two of the fiercest rivals in the newspaper industry. However, the collapse of business models brought about by the Internet has had both papers playing defense for the past decade. The Tribune published continuously from 1.

Long owned by Media General, it was sold to an investment capital group in 2. That company nearly doubled its money when it sold the Tribune’s headquarters building last July for $1. Tribune can hardly be considered a winning investment. The owners had reportedly borrowed more than $3. The Tribune employed 2.

Deep cuts are expected, with Times chairman and CEO Paul Tash saying at least 1. Rewind Full Movie In English. Beginning today, the Times began appearing on Tribune subscribers’ doorsteps and in newsstand racks. The Times said it will honor all the existing subscription and advertising contracts. The Times will continue to operate the Tribune’s tbo. Times’tampabay. com. It will also continue several local operations owned by the Tribune under their existing names.

The Times is owned by the Poynter Institute, a nonprofit school and journalism think tank. Until 2. 01. 2 the paper was called the St.

Petersburg Times under a legal agreement that had given the Tribune temporary ownership of the Times name. The Times claims daily readership of nearly 4. Sunday readership of nearly 7. Watch Cash On Demand Online Etonline more. Actual circulation is about half that. The company’s media kit claims that its print and online properties reach 1. A team of Times reporters who formerly worked for the Tribune put together a nice retrospective here.

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Saturday night, according to preliminary audience figures. The commercial- free special presentation was carried live on radio and TV and was streamed live online via the CBC's website, apps, You. Tube channel and Facebook page. The show allowed people to watch and listen to the last concert of the iconic Canadian band's Man Machine Poem tour, from the group's hometown of Kingston, Ont. The tour was announced after lead singer Gord Downie revealed he has terminal brain cancer.

The TV broadcast alone averaged four million viewers. "It was an honour and a privilege for CBC to bring this unprecedented event to audiences across the country and around the world. This is public broadcasting at its very best," said Heather Conway, CBC's executive vice- president of English services. "For nearly three hours on a summer Saturday night, an entire nation paused to celebrate and pay tribute together. Thank you to Gord, Paul, Rob, Gord and Johnny for an intimate and unforgettable shared experience."The Tragically Hip — frontman. Downie plus guitarist Paul Langlois, guitarist Rob Baker, bassist Gord.

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