Still on.
But, new plan.
New date.
And an unprecedented and devious way to decide who gets the axe never before used by a radio company.
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- The new drop dead date for 4 layoffs per market.
- How the Clear Channel Board reacted Friday when Bob Pittman asked them to go ahead and approve 624 layoffs anyway.
- Who Clear Channel employees will be seeing from corporate starting this week to distance the firings from CEO Bob Pittman.
- The unprecedented strategy Pittman is employing that no radio company has ever used before to determine who will lose their jobs.
- Exposed! The ironic plan from a company that has moved radio operations from local to corporate to shift the onerous firings from corporate to – sit down for this one – back to local radio management.
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