Radio revenues are not exactly setting the world on fire in the most important major markets.
But when you see Clear Channel’s share, you’ll be prepared for the heads that are going to roll.
Firing John Hogan was supposed to get their attention and so far, it hasn’t worked.
Big changes coming.
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- You’ve heard the rest, now here are the real projections for Clear Channel’s biggest revenue markets that they don’t want anyone to know from sources close to the company.
- What draconian move Bob Pittman has threatened against market managers he is now blaming for the revenue shortfall.
- Why Pittman hates the regional markets (some of which are actually outperforming the majors).
- What Clear Channel needs to do to turn it around – who they need to hire, fire and start listening to.
- Now we finally know! What John Hogan did to piss off Pittman and put the company’s revenue in jeopardy in the most critical year of all.
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