The Tribunal is Out
Formerly known as the Tribune Company, the organization has split into two separate businesses, a cool one and a not-so-cool one:
"Tribune Media Company is home to a diverse portfolio of television and digital properties driven by quality news, entertainment and sports programming. Tribune Media is comprised of Tribune Broadcasting's 42 owned or operated local television stations reaching 50 million households, national entertainment network WGN America, available in 72 million households, Tribune Studios, and Tribune Digital Ventures, including the websites Zap2it and TVByTheNumbers, and Gracenote, one of the world's leading sources of TV and music metadata powering electronic program guides in televisions, automobiles and mobile devices. Tribune Media also includes Chicago's WGN-AM, the national multicast networks Antenna TV and THIS TV. Additionally, the company owns and manages a significant number of real estate properties across the U.S. and holds other strategic investments in media."
"Tribune Publishing Company is a diversified media and marketing solutions company that delivers innovative experiences for audiences and advertisers across all platforms. The company's diverse portfolio of iconic news and information brands includes 10 award-winning daily titles, more than 60 digital properties and more than 150 verticals in markets, including Los Angeles; Chicago; South Florida; Orlando; Baltimore; Carroll County and Annapolis, Md.; Hartford, Conn.; Allentown, Pa., and Newport News, Va. Tribune Publishing also offers an array of customized marketing solutions, and operates a number of niche products, including Hoy and El Sentinel, the country's largest Spanish-language publisher. Tribune Publishing is headquartered in Chicago."
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Opinion/Notes: Not a lot of information on this but not that much is needed, really. Tribune Media, which now runs all the entertainment stuff, is the more boisterous brand while Tribune Publishing Company, which gets all the struggling newspaper outlets, is the more staid brand. Neither is very good. (Nor is either really terrible to be fair). The "T" in Tribune Media is a little confusing, with the right crossbar just kind of floating and lacking integration with the gradient approach. The "t" in Tribune Publishing Company is kinda interesting but not quite and the all-lowercase "tribune" wordmark is weak as newsprint.
Related Links: Press release
Tribune Media introduction. Family of logos at the very end.
Logo detail. 
A sample of the old look of their flagship pilsner beer. 
Old look of other Brand beers. 
New bottles. 
Bottles and 6-packs. 
Pilsner logo.
Introducing the new look for the pilsner. Epic score. 
Detail of new pilsner bottle. 
Pilsner cans. 
Pilsner crate. 
Pilsner and the word weekend; no explanation necessary.