Changes coming but not from where you might think.
The man who is responsible for iHeart’s $20.5 billion in debt now wants to focus on his programming mess.
- The major market syndicated programming host who appears to now have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel.
- iHeart managers railing against corporate programming interference.
- Cities where top personalities have been replaced by cheaper talent that tank the ratings.
- A hint at the format Pittman may want to solve his AM station dilemma.
- The big behind the scenes decision Pittman made about air talent in a major market.
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