Face to face with Black

Article Abstract:

Black discusses his firm Hollinger Inc's recent acquisition of Southam Inc. He defends his harsh criticism of many of Southam's newspapers and says he will try to bring a more lively style of journalism to some of the dailies. He does not plan to make major changes to senior management immediately.

Interview

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Black all over

Article Abstract:

Thomson Corp's sale of its newspapers signals its foray into electronic databases and other online services. In contrast, Hollinger Inc. is looking to become a dominant force in Canadian newspapers. The strategies of Ken Thompson and Conrad Black of Hollinger Inc. are discussed.

Thomson Corp., Thomson, Ken

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Going for control

Article Abstract:

Conrad Black's firm Hollinger Inc increased its stake in Southam Inc on May 24, 1996, from 19.5% to 41%. Southam is the publisher of 20 Canadian daily newspapers. The acquisition makes Hollinger the third largest newspaper chain in the world and the top one in Canada.

Canada, Power Corporation of Canada

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