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== Koch Brothers No Longer Interested in Tribune ==
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<html>By Sara Morrison
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Stand down, anti-Koch protestors who mobilized in the face of  that the ultra-conservative brothers wanted to buy the Tribune s newspaper properties, including the LA Times! They aren t buying.
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But it might not have been the Kochs choice. An executive close to the situation told TheWrap that Tribune stepped away from the idea of selling to the Koch brothers two months ago. Chairman of the board Bruce Karsh balked at the sale after widespread outcry, which included&nbsp; loud protests in front of his Beverly Hills house,[http://hedewikin.se/index.php?title=Anv%C3%A4ndare:Maaqaldtyu#Consultant_Peter_Humphrey_arrested_in_connection_with_probe Consultant Peter Humphrey arrested in connection with probe], the executive said.
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In July Tribune announced plans to spin off the newspaper unit, which effectively signalled the Tribune s decision not to pursue a sale.&nbsp;
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A spokeswoman for Koch Industries told  that a story on the conservative website The Daily Caller about their withdrawing was correct. Koch continues to have an interest in the media business and we re exploring a broad range of opportunities where we think we can add value. In terms of the Tribune, the Daily Caller story is accurate.
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Thursday s  on the Daily Caller cited sources who claimed it was Charles and David Koch who backed away from the negotiating table after deciding that purchase would not be economically viable.
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A Tribune spokesman declined to comment on TheWrap s information.
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The Tribune company owns eight newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Baltimore Sun,[http://www.sandomierz.oaza.pl/kronika/index.php/U%C5%BCytkownik:Mxzbqekddf#Getting_into_the_act-_Stories_behind_this_weekend.27s_Busk Getting into the act- Stories behind this weekend's Busk], and the Hartford Courant.
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When rumors swirled that the Kochs were interested in purchasing those papers, organizations and even communities organized against the conservative billionaires. The city council of Hartford,[http://plagiato.com.br/index.php?title=User:Mbuaeyowvn#George_W._Bush_Heart_Surgery-_Former_President_Goes_Under_to George W. Bush Heart Surgery- Former President Goes Under to], Conn., for example,[http://mediawiki.oszk4936.ch/index.php/Benutzer:Mgsbuexxoh#How_UK_Christians_Can_Respond_to_Secularism How UK Christians Can Respond to Secularism], passed a  opposing the purchase of the Hartford Courant by interests with an outside, extreme, partisan and sensational national corporate agenda.
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Rupert Murdoch and Aaron Kushner have also been rumored to be interested in one or more of the Tribune Co. s newspapers,[http://wiki.tanssipelit.fi/wiki/K%C3%A4ytt%C3%A4j%C3%A4:Myggxlpwel#Video-_Weekly_Address-_Working_to_Implement_the_Affordable_C Video- Weekly Address- Working to Implement the Affordable C], though the Tribune may no longer be interested in selling them. In July, the Tribune  plans to spin-off its publishing arm into a separate company over the next year.
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