If you've been getting that nagging feeling that the Goldman Sachs fraud controversy hits a little too close to home, then we're on the same page.
Goldman is being accused by the SEC of shorting the middle class by selling products that they allegedly not only knew were bad investments but by betting against the products they sold at the same time.
I understand that there are a lot of political repercussions to the Goldman story but the shorting of our own radio industry has happened by similar investment banks that have done damage to shareholders, employees, listeners and advertisers.
Radio industry CEOs are licking&hellip
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