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The board has lost confidence in the ability of Randy Michaels to lead Tribune, and is expected to ask for his resignation today, report David Carr and Tim Arango. || Chicago Tribune: A source says Michaels might resign from the company. || Earlier Romenesko posts about Michaels.
> Earlier: Michaels tries damage control prior to posting of NYT story
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