Conrad Fink

Professor of Newspaper Strategy and Management at the University of Georgia

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Publisher Jeff Johnson and Editor Dean Baquet still have their jobs, at least for the moment, after a public challenge to LA Times owners at Tribune Publishing in Chicago.

Tribune Board Meets as Mutiny at the LA Times Continues

Publisher Jeff Johnson and Editor Dean Baquet still have their jobs, at least for the moment, after a public challenge to LA Times owners at Tribune Publishing in Chicago.

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