(Written for a special edition of Tempo immediately following Gene Siskel’s death on Feb. 20, 1999.) By Owen Youngman, director of interactive media When I came to the Tribune in 1971, Gene Siskel was new enough as film critic that he was still establishing a routine. That meant I’d often […]
May, 1998: Before a wary audience, Mark Willes spells out his vision of the future of the Los Angeles Times and explains the details during a spirited Q&A session via ASNE – Times Mirror chief walks through lion’s den.
Times Mirror chief walks through lion’s den [The American Editor]
PBS NewsHour visits the Tribune in the fall of 1997: "The Chicago Tribune has been one of the first newspapers to fully embrace the use of the Internet. But the paper's advertising revenue has been threatened by specialty Web sites and the technology giant Microsoft."