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GovChat welcomes referral of Facebook to Competition Tribunal - Vimarsana News

GovChat welcomes referral of Facebook to Competition Tribunal

A company which has a 35% iinterest in GovChat has welcomed the Competition Commission’s decision to refer Facebook and WhatsApp to the Competition Tribunal for prosecution for alleged abuse of dominance.

GovChat welcomes referral of Facebook to Competition Tribunal - Vimarsana News

GovChat welcomes referral of Facebook to Competition Tribunal

A company which has a 35% iinterest in GovChat has welcomed the Competition Commission’s decision to refer Facebook and WhatsApp to the Competition Tribunal for prosecution for alleged abuse of dominance.

Chicago Sun-Times becomes nonprofit newspaper with $61 million in backing as WBEZ merger closes - Vimarsana News

Chicago Sun-Times becomes nonprofit newspaper with $61 million in backing as WBEZ merger closes

The long unprofitable Chicago Sun-Times was reborn Monday as a nonprofit newspaper through a merger with public radio station WBEZ.

Chicago Sun-Times becomes nonprofit newspaper with $61 million in backing as WBEZ merger closes - Vimarsana News

Chicago Sun-Times becomes nonprofit newspaper with $61 million in backing as WBEZ merger closes

The long-unprofitable Chicago Sun-Times, which sold just over four years ago for $1, was reborn Monday as a nonprofit newspaper with $61 million in backing through a potentially groundbreaking merger

Feder: WBEZ owner completes Sun-Times acquisition - Vimarsana News

Feder: WBEZ owner completes Sun-Times acquisition

The parent company of public radio news/talk WBEZ 91.5-FM finalized its takeover of the Sun-Times Monday, marking the money-losing newspaper's conversion to a nonprofit subsidiary of Chicago Public Media.