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Tribune Media Company

Tribune Media Company

Tribune Media Company (NYSE: TRCO) is home to a diverse portfolio of television and digital properties driven by quality news, entertainment and sports programming. Tribune Media is comprised of Tribune Broadcasting’s 42 owned or operated local television stations reaching more than 50 million households, national entertainment network WGN America, whose reach is approaching 80 million households, Tribune Studios, and a variety of digital applications and websites commanding 60 million monthly unique visitors online. Tribune Media also includes Chicago’s WGN-AM and the national multicast networks Antenna TV and THIS TV. Additionally, the Company owns and manages a significant number of real estate properties across the U.S. and holds a variety of investments, including a 31% equity interest in TV Food Network and a 32% equity interest in CareerBuilder. For more information please visit www.tribunemedia.com.www.tribunemedia.com

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Oct 16, 2026

Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:29
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:37
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:54
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor, for while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:12
It recently partnered with music divisions at Time Warner Incorporated, Thorne EMI, Polygram, and Sony Corporation to create a rival to MTV.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
33:55
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:03
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:20
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor, for while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:38
It recently partnered with music divisions at Time Warner Incorporated, Thorn EMI, Polygram, and Sony Corporation to create a rival to MTV.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:05
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:13
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:30
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:34
For while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:19
Ticketmaster gives Allen both recurring revenue streams and a working transaction engine perfect for prototyping various kinds of interactive services and electronic shopping, not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:39
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:56
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor, for while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:14
It recently partnered with music divisions at Time Warner Incorporated, Thorn EMI, Polygram, and Sony Corporation to create a rival to MTV.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
33:44
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
33:51
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:08
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor, for while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:26
It recently partnered with music divisions at Time Warner Incorporated, Thorne EMI, Polygram, and Sony Corporation to create a rival to MTV.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:33
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:41
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:58
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
36:02
For while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:24
Not to mention the emotional appeal of such a company for a man as in love with sports as is Allen.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:32
The pre-Allen Ticketmaster was already exploring joint ventures with Time Warner Cable for an interactive home shopping service, and America Online has an agreement with Ticketmaster and the Chicago-based Tribune Company to sell tickets in Chicago and Florida as part of the deal.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
34:49
Ticketmaster was probably glad to have Allen as its main investor, for while it has nationwide dominance in ticket sales, it needs deep pockets and technological expertise to move beyond the rather flat market it now owns for plain vanilla admissions to events.
Christian TitusNARRATOR
35:07
It recently partnered with music divisions at Time Warner Incorporated, Thorn EMI, Polygram, and Sony Corporation to create a rival to MTV.
John HolmbergHOST
10:18
They actually, the, the whole thing in...
John HolmbergHOST
10:20
They left WGN because that was somebody else's c- that's Tribune Company.
Dale HellestraeGUEST
10:23
Okay.
John HolmbergHOST
10:24
And when they weren't owned by the Tribune Company anymore, they're like, "Well, we're splitting now."
Dale HellestraeGUEST
10:27
Right.
John HolmbergHOST
10:28
And the new owners came in and said, "I'm starting the Marquee network."
Brian ShactmanHOST
8:22
Breaking news.
Brian ShactmanHOST
8:24
The Tribune Company owes me 26 cents.
Chris KeatingGUEST
8:26
[laughs]
Brian ShactmanHOST
8:28
I want it.
Brian ShactmanHOST
8:52
Your former publisher owes me money.
Brian ShactmanHOST
8:54
Um-
Chris KeatingGUEST
8:54
It's the, uh, Tribune Company.
Chris KeatingGUEST
8:56
I love it.
Todd RickettsGUEST
1:29
Well, so I mean, when we, when we bought the team back in '09, we felt like we were walking into an amazing opportunity.
Todd RickettsGUEST
1:36
Uh, the, the Tribune Company had, had run the Cubs as a, you know, TV content, and they also owned WGN.
Todd RickettsGUEST
1:44
And so they, they looked at it more from, like, filling the TV air and selling that ad space on TV and not focusing on, you know, keeping Wrigley Field up to date and necessarily putting a super competitive team on the field because they didn't have to.
Todd RickettsGUEST
1:57
They had a lot of viewers whether they had a good team or not.

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