With Tribune Company stock well below the $34.00 per share buyout price, and credit tightening, makes one wonder if the buyout plan with Sam Zell will be completed. Tomorrow shareholders of record will vote to allow the sale to continue, but where is the FCC in all of this? After almost eight years of legal wrangling, the FCC is unable to decide if the Tribune Company can own television stations, newspapers, and radio stations in the same market. Here’s what is being said in the Blogosphere regarding the Tribune Company LBO.
How Solid Is the Deal for Tribune Company? - New York Times
What's Happening with the Tribune Deal? - Gawker
Tomorrow's Tribune Deal on Shaky Footing - New York Observer
Will Tribune Deal Fall Apart? - Editor and Publisher
Speculators not betting on Tribune buyout - Los Angeles Times
Wall Street skeptical on Tribune buyout plan - Baltimore Sun
Investor Doubts Put Deals in Jeopardy - Wall Street Journal
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