Sun-Times, Tribune in Print Dispute
Posted: 3/29/2013 | By: Robert Channick | Chicago Tribune
When the Chicago Sun-Times inked an agreement with the Chicago Tribune
to print and distribute its newspapers, the two companies went from
being bitter rivals to business partners as well.
Nearly two years into the long-term printing deal, which, coupled with an earlier distribution deal, pays the Tribune about $70 million per year, the relationship appears strained.
Nearly two years into the long-term printing deal, which, coupled with an earlier distribution deal, pays the Tribune about $70 million per year, the relationship appears strained.