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Permalink Tweet This This article is also featured on JoeSportsFan . 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ Tribune Company today announcedthe appointment of Don Meek as president/national media sales for interactiveand publishing.Effective immediately, Meek will be responsible for leadingall national and cross-platform sales the company's interactive and publishingdivisions, as well as overseeing Tribune Media Net, Tribune 365, and salesdevelopment.Meek has served as president of integrated media for The Los Angeles Timessince mid-2008, responsible for developing integrated multimedia programsacross all Tribune properties in southern California, including The Times,KTLA-TV, Hoy, Metromix, and Times Community News, and working with the varioussales teams to get them sold."Not only is Don tremendously talented and experienced, he understandssales and marketing and is focused intently on meeting the needs of ouradvertisers," said Ed Wilson, Tribune's chief revenue officer and president ofTribune Broadcasting."He's done a phenomenal job delivering results foradvertisers across our southern California media group, including The Timesand KTLA, and has figured out how capitalize on the broad reach of Tribune'smultimedia resources."Meek has a wealth of experience in sales and marketing (VP at SonyPictures Entertainment and SVP at iFilm Corp), digital media (most recently aprincipal at Engine where he worked with Jacked, Name Media, Passenger andImperium), events (president of the Gravity Games and event group VP at FoxSports Net where he developed and managed the US Open of Surfing, among manyother properties), print publications (President of the Action SportsGroup/Surfer, Surfing, Snowboarder, Skateboarder, Powder, Canoe & Kayak,Climbing, and Bike magazines), and broadcast sales (KCBS and KCAL).He has anunderstanding of it all and most importantly how it all fits together."My goal is to ensure that Tribune is the leader in providing truemarketing solutions to our customers," Meek said. "We will offer clientsprograms that integrate print, targeted media, direct response, TV, digital,mobile, and event products so they can engage the largest number of consumers or selectively targeted audiences across multiple platforms as theirmarketing objectives demand."Meek's appointment has the strong support of Tribune's publishers."Don's leadership and customer focus will take us to the next level indelivering innovative solutions for clients," said Chicago Tribune publisherTony Hunter."We are thrilled to have him represent Chicago Tribune MediaGroup."Bob Gremillion, executive vice president/Tribune Publishing said, "Ed andDon have crafted a long-overdue new vision and approach that will benefit ouradvertisers and our businesses."TRIBUNE is America's largest employee-owned media company, operatingbusinesses in publishing, interactive and broadcasting. In publishing,Tribune's leading daily newspapers include the Los Angeles Times, ChicagoTribune, The Baltimore Sun, Sun Sentinel (South Florida), Orlando Sentinel,Hartford Courant, Morning Call and Daily Press. At Tribune we take what we doseriously and with a great deal of pride. We also value the creative spiritand nurture a corporate culture that doesn't take itself too seriously.SOURCETribune CompanyGary Weitman, SVP-Corporate Relations of Tribune Company, 1-312-222-3394,. ) Rich Rodriguez Monday Morning Press Conference: Tate Forcier suffered a concussion on his last play His shoulder was sore but better then last week.

Coach Rod said they believed it to be a minor concussion, but he still had a head ache this morning. The doctors and medical staff will make the call if he can play on Saturday. He will be limited this week in practice.RR did not know about the concussion when he made the decision to put Denard in for the last two seriesCarlos Brown suffered his concussion last Tuesday and has been cleared to practice and playPleased with the effort of the offense lineTroy Woolfork had a tweaked ankle but played well in his move to CBJordan Kovacs moved from Free to Strong Safety and played pretty wellToo many un-forced errors.Happy with preparation, focus and intensityCalled out Odoms and Koger as playing wellBoubacar is practicing with the scout team. He needs to work on a few things including focusing on academics before he is re-instatedRR is closing practice (Wed.) to the media from now on due to plays and personnel hitting the papers and InternetMolk will do some practice snaps todayMoosman:Snaps were good this weekDoesn't matter if he plays center or right guardThe team is ready to go on SaturdayHe reads the New YorkerZoltan:Named Big Ten Special Team Player of the week Happy about the honor but the team comes first This article is also featured on The BIG HOUSE Blog.