Monday, March 12, 2007

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Source: PaidContent Tribune Watch: Zell Would Take Trib Private; Invest $300 Million; Become Chairman. Some more details on Chicago developer Sam Zell's efforts to change the Tribune Company's destiny from Barrons (sub. req.) via "a person connected to the ongoing auction": Zell would take the company private in a transaction worth about $13 billion and give majority control to an employee stock-option plan (ESOP). He would invest up to $300 million of his own money. He would become chairman. He has told the Tribune board he has commitments for all the funding. The special board committee is supposed to make its decision by the end of March. We can only hope. [PaidContent] 1:03:53 PM

High Quality Theremin on WFMU A Batch of Theremin Videos. What better way to test our new embedded video player (thanks Doron!) than by serving up a hot batch of theremin footage. On the left (above), it's theremin virtuosa, teacher and composer (and grand-niece of inventor Leon Theremin!) Lydia Kavina... [WFMU's Beware of the Blog] 12:33:03 PM