Tribune Publishing Company
A publisher of daily newspapers, Tribune Publishing owns the Chicago Tribune, The Baltimore Sun, the Orlando Sentinel, and other regional papers, delivering news through print, websites, and mobile apps. Its roots reach back to the Chicago Daily Tribune, first published in 1847, and the company was spun off from the Tribune Company in 2014 to hold the newspaper titles. The name "tribune" comes from ancient Rome, where a tribune was an official elected to defend the common people.