- Field on the danger of overleveraging
- The startling amount of Audacy equity destroyed since the CBS merger
- The missed opportunity of having the industry’s strongest balance sheet
- A premonition of bad things to come in his own words using iHeart & Cumulus as negative examples.
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Previously: Why Millennials Reject Radio… Audacy’s Lenders to Become the New Owners … Unexpected Drama at Saga … Audacy’s Pre-Layoff Raises Revealed … Saga After Ed Christian … Audacy Rethinks its 5% Layoff Promise … iHeart’s Plan to Take 100% Local Buys … Larkin’s Audacy Cuts … The Cox Radio Sales Finalists … The Big Revenue Source Cumulus is Hiding … Audacy Faces Bankruptcy Next Year …
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