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If Tribune goes down, Sam Zell will still be very rich, but he'll have presided over the evisceration of some of our best newspapers, says Peter Osnos. "In his session with [Portfolio editor Joanne] Lipman, Zell singled out the New York Times: 'If you want to be a charitable trust, be a charitable trust. If you don't want to be a charitable trust, then you've got to focus on producing a return for investor’s capital.' Fair enough. But what if you are a lousy business and a newspaper that is no longer much good at real newsgathering? Then, Sam Zell, you are nothing."
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