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- Jeff Smulyan is sitting on $100 million from the 76% sale of Hot 97 and WBLS in New York. Here’s what he’s aiming to do with it.
- Smulyan is a radio guy so is he shopping for station sales that are steals?
- Why split the radio company from whatever comes next – here’s the reason.
- And what’s up with this guy Soo Kim of Standard General – I am hearing that he likes radio at fire sale prices and he’s got a lot of money. Is he a buyer of more distressed properties?
- To be painfully honest, is all this the end of Emmis or the beginning?
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