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Thomas Jesse Yarnell, Thomas J. Caystile and S.J. Mathes (referred to as the successors) (1882) (Early days)
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Tom Johnson (1980–1989) (Post-Chandler)
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Eddy Hartenstein (2008–2014) (Tribune Company)
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Austin Beutner (2014–2015) (Tribune Company)
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Thomas Gardiner, business manager, and Nathan Cole Jr., editor (referred to as the projectors) (1881) (Early days)
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Timothy Ryan (2015–2016) (Tribune Company)
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First published on December 4, 1881. Its main distribution area in California. The original founders were Tomas Niels Gade and Kohl. It was taken over by Harrisonburg Grey Odis in August 1882. It was taken over in 1917 by Harrie, Otis’s son in law. The Los Angeles Times prides itself on its circulation and number of titles, but the rise of the Internet has changed this traditional newspaper business model. Sales of the Los Angeles Times have fallen by an estimated 30 percent since the launch of the Internet, as the paper struggles to cope with changes and cuts in book reviews, reviews, real estate, and other sections. At the end of January 2010, the Los Angeles Times announced plans to cut back further. One section was cut by ten square centimeters, and the economics section was spread out across the main news section, but the sports section, which the Los Angeles Times has always focused on, was left alone.
The random generator tool compiles 19 items and keeps a detailed list of Los Angeles Times publishers. They include the more famous Thomas Gardiner, Harrison Gray Otis, Harry Chandler, Tom Johnson, Kathryn Downing, and others.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Los Angeles Times publishers.
