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Hollinger International

Hollinger International is a newspaper group. Thirty percent (and 78% of the voting share) of the group is owned by Hollinger Inc. - an 84% controlling stake is owned by Conrad Black. He attempted to sell this stake to the Barclay brothers in January 2004 and the brothers launched a takeover bid for the rest of Hollinger International. However the sale was block by a judge in the United States after the board the company lodged a court action against the sale. Assets of the group include

• Israel - The Jerusalem Post
• United Kingdom - The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, The Spectator
• United States - Chicago Sun-Times

It also owns various minor newspapers in Canada and the United States.

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