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FILTER RESULTS ►Conservative Koch Brothers Circling Tribune Newspapers Including LA Times : NYT
NewsCorp.’s Rupert Murdoch and a coalition of buyers led by Ron Burkle and Eli Broad have been circling the Tribune Co. sale. But sources tell the NYT that Koch Industries, led by conservative billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch,...Show More Summary
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In response to Daily Kos Seeks to Prevent LA Times Sale to 'Right-Wing Super Villains': Other parties who have expressed interest in the Times include billionaire Eli Broad who reportedly would like to transform the paper into a non-profit. They're going to transform it into that, you say?
Thompson: Secrecy, Not Privatization, Marred Broad Grad's Oklahoma City Tenure
Alexander' recent Scholastic Administrator Profile of Eli Broad makes a strong case that Eli Broad does not seek to privatize public schools. Those of us who despise Broad's policies are on firmer ground when explaining how the harmShow More Summary
Morning Linkage: Eli Broad Fights For LA Times, MOCA; Hawthorne Gets Goodwill
· Philanthropist Eli Broad and ex-Dep. Mayor Austin Beutner want the LA Times · Lots of drama/protest around Boyle Heights Wyvernwood redevelopment · Speculating on the LACMA/Eli Broad war for MOCA's soul · Possible last Southland ep shooting at...
Eli Broad remains a player in LACMA's proposed takeover of MOCA
His 2008 bailout gave him provisions, but not absolute veto, that could complicate a deal between the L.A. museums. He's also reached out to National Gallery of Art. Michael Govan came to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art seven years...Show More Summary
Eli Broad joins former politician’s bid for L.A. Times
The Hollywood Reporter | LA Weekly The billionaire Eli Broad will join former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor Austin Beutner in a bid for either the Los Angeles Times or all the Tribune Co.’s newspapers, Paul Bond reports in The Hollywood … Read more
Billionaire Eli Broad Teams With Financier to Make L.A. Times Bid
The philanthropic Los Angeles businessman has joined with former Deputy Mayor Austin Beutner to make the Tribune Co.'s largest newspaper a nonprofit. read more
Report: Eli Broad joining Beutner bid for LA Times
Billionaire investor and philanthropist Eli Broad is joining in financier Austin Beutner's proposal to buy the Los Angeles Times and run the newspaper as a non-profit, the Hollywood Reporter says tonight based on sources.
Eli Broad Confirms His Interest in LA Times
Austin Beutner was front and center in LA Weekly‘s recent look at potential LA Times bidders. Tonight, he is connected once again to billionaire Eli Broad and the non-profit vision previously outlined by Hillel Aron. The big difference is that tonight, Broad is making it official. Show More Summary
Funders: You Don't Know Broad
Check out this new Scholastic Administrator profile of philanthropist Eli Broad (Impatient Philanthropist) in which you will learn that Broad says he doesn't want to privatize public education and read some of the ways that Broad's approach...Show More Summary
Los Angeles County Museum of Art proposes merging with Museum of Contemporary Art
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the city?s struggling Museum of Contemporary Art are exploring merger plans, quelling speculation that Eli Broad would step in and take over MOCA. The museums? merger arose when MOCA approached Lacma recently with the idea. Show More Summary
Eli Broad and the Mega Museum Merger: LACMA and MOCA may be ready...
LACMA and MOCA may be ready to shack up together and give birth to a contemporary super-museum, but philanthropist and rival museum-er Eli Broad could cause trouble: "In funding a 2008 MOCA bailout valued at up to $30 million, Broad...
Art marriage may yield L.A. mega-museum
LACMA makes a preliminary offer for taking over MOCA. Eli Broad might need to OK any merger. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has proposed acquiring the troubled Museum of Contemporary Art — a move that would combine the biggest art collection west of the Mississippi with one of the world's most prestigious troves of contemporary art.
Broad's Puppet McIntyre: "Misleading At Best"
It's obvious that Jim McIntyre is about to become the latest in a long line of discredited and corrupt Broad trainees that have been planted in central offices around the U. S. to do the bidding of plutocrat, Eli Broad. When you lose the News-Sentinel, you're a goner in Knoxville. Show More Summary
Wednesday Links: Art Money and Monopoly Money
Museum news junkies are getting their fix right now with a new expose on the ongoing MOCA saga. All the characters—Jeffrey Deitch, Eli Broad, and Paul Schimmel—seem to have covert motives, personal vendettas, and a screwball sense of the way the world really works. Show More Summary
Eli Broad: A Most Unreasonable Man
The business titan behind KB Home and Sun America--also an author, philanthropist and art collector--on the trait that brought him success. Hint: It's not complacency. Slightly built, bespectacled, mild mannered, and dressed as if he...Show More Summary
Eli Broad celebrates the topping out of his new contemporary art museum in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES, CA.- Flanked by more than 100 construction workers, philanthropists Eli and Edythe Broad and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa celebrated the placement today of the final steel beams in the framing of The Broad museum on Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. Show More Summary
Milestone for the Broad, an art museum coming to Grand Avenue
Eli Broad's namesake contemporary art museum, scheduled to open in 2014, is subject of 'topping out' ceremony to recognize placement of steel beams. When Eli Broad holds a public event, he seldom does it without the company of localShow More Summary
Open letter to David Welch, Eli Broad, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, and their Students Matter Astroturf
"And not merely pride of intellect, but dulness of intellect. And most of all, the deceitfulness; yes, the deceitfulness of intellect" — Leo Tolstoy David Welch, Eli Broad, Theodore J. Boutrous, Theane Evangelis Kapur, Theodore B. Olson, Enrique A. Show More Summary
Eli Broad: Teachers Deserve This 'Thank You'
A culture that recognizes and harnesses the value and achievements of great teachers may go a long way in encouraging top teachers to stick with a city like Newark that needs them, while encouraging talented teachers elsewhere to come aboard.
