June 3, 2016

Tribune Publishing’s new name has prompted lots of side-eye on Twitter (as Gannett did when it switched to TEGNA). Naturally, this led me to a name game.

Here are some of the new names we heard. I’ve styled some of these a la that Nickelodeon font (h/t to Margaret Lyons for spotting that).

From The Deal’s Baz Hiralal:


 
From USA TODAY’s Andrew P. Scott:

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From the Roanoke Times Sports desk:

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From Management Today’s Jack Torrance:

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From WBUR’s Nick Andersen:

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From The Washington Post’s Brian Cleveland:

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Also from Cleveland:

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And from the Sun Star’s Isolde Amante, two options:

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From Digital Trends’ Michael Epstein:


 
From The Free Press’ Wes Wolfe:

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From The Boston Globe’s Amanda Katz:

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Medill’s Owen R. Youngman emailed a few newsroom + tech mashups for The (Bloomington Indiana) Herald-Times and The (Bloomington, Illinois) Pantagraph:

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From the Associated Press’ Michael Biesecker:


 

From Steve Auerweck, formerly of The Baltimore Sun:


 

From Charleston Gazette-Mail’s Philip Maramba:


 

From Daily Herald Media Group’s Tim Broderick:

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From the Burlington Times-News’ Anna Johnson:


 

From Winston-Salem Journal’s Arika Herron:

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From Bangor Daily News’ Bill Trotter:

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From Voice Media Group’s Jerry Iannelli:

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Allison Kaplan Sommer, who writes for Haaretz, shared this one:

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Got a news org name for this new media age? Tweet or email it and I’ll add it to the list. You can Nickelodeon it here.

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