(Reuters) - "I was impressed by Mr. Black's knowledge and ability and thought he'd be a good partner," David Radler recalled of his first encounter with Black just before they bought their first Canadian newspaper in 1969.
Black, seated at the defense table, stared straight ahead and did not appear to lock eyes with the man with whom he worked side-by-side for years building and then dismantling one of the world's largest media companies.
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