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Rem Rieder says it will be fascinating to see how the standoff between Los Angeles Times editor Dean Baquet (left) and his Tribune Co. bosses plays out. "His departure would be a devastating blow for one of the nation's journalistic treasures," writes Rieder. "And it would tell us volumes about what really matters to Tribune." ALSO: Rieder points out that newspapers aren't on the verge of bankruptcy; in fact, LAT is making about a 20% profit, which many industries would kill for.
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