E.S. Jim Browning This is Me

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1. 1. Oakmark Global Fund Letter to Shareholders

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   Published on: 3/31/2008   Last Visited: 5/13/2008

   The article, written by E.S. Browning, described in harrowing detail the minimal returns stocks had managed over the past ten years.
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   E.S. Browning, "Stocks Tarnished By 'Lost Decade.'" The Wall Street Journal, March 26, 2008.
   
   As of 3/31/08, JPMorgan Chase & Co. represented 0% of The Oakmark Global Fund's total net assets, Bear Stearns Companies, Inc.0%, UBS AG 2.31%, Credit Suisse Group 3.78%, Live Nation Inc. 1.54%, and Novartis AG 3.59%.

2. 2. news.findlaw.com

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   Published on: 5/1/2007   Last Visited: 5/2/2007

   (AP) - NEW YORK-As head of the bargaining committee at Dow Jones & Co.'s union, longtime Wall Street Journal reporter E.S. "Jim" Browning has been focusing on health care costs and other contract issues.But news that Rupert Murdoch wants to buy the company was all he and many of his colleagues could talk about Tuesday.
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   Browning, who has worked at the paper for 28 years and served as a correspondent in Europe and Asia, said groups of reporters could be seen gathering together to talk about the offer and huddling around televisions to soak up every news update they could.
   
   "That's all people are talking about today," Browning said."What people are saying about it is that it's a really bad idea."
   
   "The No. 1 topic of conversation is no longer the contract," Browning said."It's the independence of the company."Ownership by News Corp., he said, "would be a real threat to the institution, and it would be hard to imagine that it would survive intact if it were sold off to a media empire."
   
   In an interview with Neil Cavuto on Fox News Channel, Murdoch said he hoped the controlling Bancroft family would consider the offer and that his company would be fine stewards of the newspaper.He said the Journal could do more to increase its circulation and presence online as part of a larger media company.

3. 3. Sunday Journal -- The Wall Street Journal Sunday.

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   Published on: 10/3/2004   Last Visited: 10/3/2004

   By E.S. BROWNING Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
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   Write to E.S. Browning at jim.browning@wsj.com