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So he will retire. Seriously. I want to start a petition to send him. What a selfish, greedy rattafratta…not to mention boycott Clear Channel. From the Seattle Times:
The AM-radio host will be paid about $400 million to continue serving up his daily dose of conservative patter through 2016. His $50-million-a-year paycheck represents a raise of about $14.4 million a year over his present contract, which was paying him $285 million over eight years and was set to expire in 2009.
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Limbaugh said he would earn about $38 million annually under the deal, in addition to a “nine-figure” signing bonus.
“I’m not retiring until every American agrees with me,” Limbaugh, 57, said on his radio program Wednesday.
As for Clear Channel, you can view info about the corporate governance at Business Week.
But the motherlode is at their website: not too diverse there, now, are they?
Executive Officers
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Mark MaysChief Executive Officer Clear Channel Outdoor |
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Randall MaysChief Financial Officer Clear Channel Outdoor |
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Paul MeyerGlobal President and Chief Operating Officer Clear Channel Outdoor |
Global Officers
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Michael HudesGlobal Director - Digital Media |
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Rocky SissonGlobal Director - Sales & Marketing |
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Tony JarvisExecutive Vice President – Global Research |
Corporate Officers
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Jonathan BevanInternational Chief Financial Officer and Director of Corporate Development |
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Augusto ClauxRegional President - Latin America |
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Rickard HedlundRegional President - Northern & Eastern Europe |
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Gene LeehanRegional President - Western U.S. |
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Hubert JanvierRegional President - Southern Europe |
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Bryan ParkerExecutive VP - Real Estate - Americas |
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Barry SayerRegional President - UK, Ireland & Africa |
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Tim StauningRegional President - Eastern U.S. |
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Mark ThewlisRegional President - Asia Pacific |
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Kurt TingeyExecutive VP - Chief Financial Officer - Americas |
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Laura C. ToncheffExecutive VP - General Counsel - Americas |
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Charlie TurnerExecutive VP - Operations - Americas |
Sphere: Related ContentBy Jill Miller Zimon at 7:51 am July 3rd, 2008 in Social Issues, Debates, Music, Business, Marketing, Media, Culture, Politics
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“Augusto Claugh” looks like he might be somewhat foreign. Note that the woman and person of color are at the very bottom of the list!
just another reason to add clear channel to the boycott list. Which I’ve already been doing for about three years. Same ten songs played 24/7 because Sony or whomever paid them money to do so. They suck on so many levels. The truth is, Limbaugh has a big following, which is why they are willing to pay him the big bucks. And can someone else please buy their billboards plz plz? lol
I wish I better understood the radio and broadcast industry but it feels as though it’s quite the monopoly - CableVision is the only other group I can think of that I know by name - the Dolan’s right? Who else is there?
kind of a geek about the radio business I don’t know why! Anyway, John Gorman was one of the movers and shakers of WMMS when it was at it’s creative height - he has a fabulous blog: http://gormanmediablog.blogspot.com/
he explains the industry really well. Also, my friend Mike Shea, Founder of Alternative Press does podcasts, if you go to altpress.com and get into podcasts he did a fabulous interview with Gorman.
Thank god for the Internet where we can find good music without having to listen to clear channel.
Ooh, thank you Carole for that tip - I will check it out. The name made me think of Tom Gorman - wasn’t he the head of TRW or something big around here a while ago?
Have a great 4th.
Hi Village - I did notice that - I didn’t want to be close-minded so I figured I’d let people draw their own conclusions.
The thing I’ve never understood about Limbaugh is that he’s uniformly BAD… He can’t make decent arguments to support his positions, he’s mean spirited and rude, juvenile and simplistic.
Yet I listen to him nearly every day even though I don’t agree with anything he says…It’s entertaining in the way that a car wreck is: I can’t turn away and am fascinated that there are people who AGREE with him.
I Mean, if I was going to spend half a billion on propaganda, I’d try to get my money’s worth… Maybe they’re just rewarding him for services already rendered now that the political capital of the right seems spent.
Lou - that’s a really healthy comment - I totally understand what you mean. I actually cannot listen (though I really do get what you’re describing) because he is just too cruel. The name-calling and ad hominem and attack for attack’s sake stuff is just too mean-spirited for me. But yes - you nailed it re: the attraction.
I get that this is business etc. but I will continue to live and expect behavior that I know a lot of others just don’t believe can ever happen - and that is that corporations will turn down more profit in exchange for more and better life on this Earth for everyone.
Clear Channel obviously doesn’t feel that way.
Lou makes a good case for Limbaugh basically being a shock jock although Howard Stern is a lot easier for me to listen to lol.
Jill you know the names of all the important people like heads of companies, I just know music