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Dallas Morning News
The spinoff would make Belo Corp. the nation's largest publicly traded pure-play broadcast television firm, with 20 stations, plus cable properties. The new publicly traded company, A.H. Belo Corp., will own and operate Belo's newspapers and websites. Belo contends the move will increase the value of investors' holdings in both print and broadcast operations, and will allow them to adjust more rapidly to changing conditions in their markets. || Read Belo's release. || Providence Phoenix: Is Belo's Providence Journal being primed for a sale?
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