This article is about the newspaper and print publisher.

For the broadcast and digital media

company, see Tribune Media.
Tribune Publishing Company

The Tribune Tower in Chicago, Illinois is the

headquarters of Tribune Publishing
Type
Public
Traded as
NYSE: TPUB
Industry
Newspapers and commuter tabloids
Genre
Publishing
June 10, 1847
(original foundation, as the Chicago Daily

Founded

Tribune)

August 4, 2014
(as Tribune Publishing Company)

Headquarters Chicago, Illinois, United States

Key people Jack Griffin
(president/CEO of Tribune Publishing)

Eddy Hartenstein
(chairman of Tribune Publishing)

Tony Hunter (publisher and CEO of the

Chicago Tribune Company)

Timothy E. Ryan (publisher of the Los

Angeles Times and San Diego Union-Tribune
and CEO of the California Media Group)

Parent
Website

Tribune Company (18612014)[1]

Independent (2014present)
www.tribpub.com

Tribune Publishing Company is an American newspaper and print media publishing

company based in Chicago, Illinois. Among other publications, the company's portfolio
includes the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Orlando Sentinel, Sun-Sentinel [South
Florida], The Baltimore Sun, The Morning Call [Allentown, Pennsylvania], Hartford
Courant, and the San Diego Union-Tribune. It also publishes several local newspapers in
these metropolitan regions, which are organized in subsidiary groups. It is the nation's thirdlargest newspaper publisher (behind Gannett, and The McClatchy Company), with ten daily
newspapers and commuter tabloids located throughout the United States.
Originally incorporated in 1847 with the founding of the Chicago Tribune, Tribune
Publishing formerly operated as a division of the Tribune Company, a Chicago-based
multimedia conglomerate, until it was spun off into a separate public company in August
2014.