CONRAD BLACK ARRIVES AT FEDERAL COURT FOR BOND HEARING
Barbara Amiel Black, wife of Conrad Black, arrives for her husband's bond hearing at federal court in Chicago on July 19, 2007. Black was convicted on July 13 on charges of mail fraud and obstruction of justice. (UPI Photo/Brian Kersey)
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Convicted media fraudster Conrad Black has begun a Federal Court bid to avoid being stripped of the honor of being an officer in the Order of Canada.
The downsizing of news media in Canada has led to a situation in which newspaper publishers are indirectly paying their competition for news.
Fallen media mogul Conrad Black, convicted of fraud and obstruction of justice, was released Friday from a Florida prison.
Canada will let former press magnate Conrad Black back in the country when he is freed from a U.S. prison, the National Post and QMI Agency reported Tuesday.
Convicted media mogul Conrad Black is expected to be released from federal prison in the United States this week, a corrections official said Sunday.
Canada is considering revoking an honor it bestowed on imprisoned former media mogul Conrad Black, the governor general's office said.
Former newspaper chain executive Conrad Black has filed a lawsuit in Chicago against David Radler, a former partner, court papers say.
Convicted media mogul Conrad Black was back behind bars Tuesday after surrendering to federal authorities in Miami, authorities said.
Ex-media executive Conrad Black has been ordered back to federal prison Sept. 6 to finish his sentence for fraud, a judge's order released Monday shows.
A federal judge in Chicago Friday ordered former media baron Conrad Black back to prison for defrauding investors of Hollinger International.
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