Tronc-ifying other media company names

By NewscastStudio • June 3, 2016

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Tronc-ified names

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Tribune Publishing has changed its name to the god-awful “Tronc.”

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There’s a new awful media company name and it’s worse than ‘Tegna’

So what would happen in other media companies followed suit…?

Honc (Hearst Online Content)
Gannoc (Gannett Online Content)
Wapoc (Washington Post Online Content)
NYToc (New York Times Online Content)
Voxoc (Vox Online Content)
Gawkoc (Gawker Online Content)
Buzzoc (BuzzFeed Online Content)

Share your own Tronc-ified names in the comments.

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Tribune Publishing, Tronc

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Branding, Featured