Media Holdings

Tuesday, April 3, 2007

Tribune Co. is valued at $8 billion, slightly larger than The Washington Post Co. ($7.2 billion) and smaller than Gannett ($13 billion), the industry's largest chain. Here's a look at the company's holdings.

Newspapers (16):

Los Angeles Times

Chicago Tribune

Baltimore Sun

Orlando Sentinel

Newsday (New York)

South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale)

Hartford Courant (Conn.)

Allentown Morning Call (Pa.)

Newport News Daily Press (Va.)

RedEye (Chicago)

AM NewYork

Hoy (Chicago)

El Sentinel (Orlando and Fort Lauderdale)

Greenwich Time* (Conn.)

Stamford Advocate* (Conn.)

Television stations (23):

WPIX (New York)

KTLA (Los Angeles)

WGN (Chicago)

WPHL (Philadelphia)

KDAF (Dallas)

WDCW (Washington)

KHCW (Houston)

KCPQ and KMYQ (Seattle)

WSFL (Fort Lauderdale)

KWGN (Denver)

KTXL (Sacramento)

KPLR (St. Louis)

KRCW (Portland, Ore.)

WXIN and WTTV (Indianapolis)

KSWB (San Diego)

WTIC and WTXX (Hartford, Conn.)

WXMI (Grand Rapids, Mich.)

WGNO and WNOL (New Orleans)

WPMT (Harrisburg, Pa.)

Radio station: WGN-AM (Chicago)

C able stations: Superstation WGN, CLTV (Chicago)

Tribune Entertainment: Distributor of several television shows, including "South Park" and "Family Feud."

Tribune Studios: Television production facilities in Los Angeles.

Sports: Chicago Cubs baseball club, 25 percent stake in Comcast SportsNet Chicago.

Other properties: Tribune Media Services, nearly

half of CareerBuilder.com stakes in Apartments.com, Cars.com and the Food Network.

*Agreed to be sold to Gannett

SOURCE: Washington Post reporting