The biggest media industry bankruptcy ever will end today after four years with Tribune's chief creditors — Oaktree Capital Management, Angelo, Gordon & Co. and JPMorgan Chase & Co — empowered to run the Chicago based broadcasting and newspaper power. The reorganization values the company at about $4.5B. The new management is expected to look for buyers for its assets which include 23 television stations and major metro dailies such as the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune. The company will close on a $1.1B senior secured term loan, which will be used to pay off creditors, and a $300M asset based revolving credit facility to fund its operations.