Chicago Tribune and L.A. Times to merge foreign bureaus

By Reynolds Staff on Mar 26, 2009 in Basics, Uncategorized

The Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune will merge their foreign reporting operations, according to a memo published on the L.A. Times‘ website.

The foreign report will continue to be distributed on the L.A. Times-Washington Post News Service and to the Tribune family of papers and websites in a daily, ready-to-publish World and Nation report produced in Chicago. Our stories and reports will reach millions more digitally, be it online, via mobile devices or eEdition delivery.

The operation will be based in Los Angeles, but some editors will remain in Chicago. Reporters from both papers will remain on staff as well.

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