Next week, the slow, inexorable decline of newspapers will be marked by another datapoint when Bruce Sherman, the 61-year-old CEO of 
Private Capital Management, retires. For those who have followed the newspaper industry's financial travails, Sherman was the money manager who forced the merger of Knight Ridder to McClatchy back in 2006, and then, along with Morgan Stanley fund manager Hassan Elmasry, took on Arthur Sulzberger at the New York Times Company. [Click for MORE]Elsewhere:
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- Chronicle workers vote 10 to 1 for concessions
- Chicago Sun-Times editing jobs won't be outsourced to India, Canada
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