At a protest in Chicago Wednesday, demonstrators expressed dismay about the possibility of David and Charles Koch buying Tribune’s newspapers. It’s kind of hard to tell from tweets how many people are outside Tribune Tower. StandUp Chicago says it’s “dozens,” while Keith Phipps says the protest is “small but vocal.”
A great sign that tells it all. #stopthekochs twitter.com/StandUpChicago…
— StandUpChicago (@StandUpChicago) May 8, 2013
Koch, Koch you’re the worst. Time to put the people first! #stopthekochs twitter.com/StandUpChicago…
— StandUpChicago (@StandUpChicago) May 8, 2013
Out front of the Tribune building protesting the Koch Brothers takeover of our media. twitter.com/StandUpChicago…
— StandUpChicago (@StandUpChicago) May 8, 2013
Here’s another photo.
Reading the letter we are attempting to deliver to the Chicago Tribune. #stopthekochs twitter.com/StandUpChicago…
— StandUpChicago (@StandUpChicago) May 8, 2013
Previously: Los Angeles Times journalists chafe at possible Koch ownership | Pearlstein: Tribune journalists should ‘lob a stink bomb’ into potential Koch bid
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