The shareholder vote is in just a couple of weeks.
All Access was reporting over the weekend that Clear Channel President John Hogan will be returning for at least another five years -- longer than either Barack Obama or John McCain will serve their first term as president.
You can't just sit dispassionately by when the largest radio group goes private because what they do still matters a lot to everyone else.
There are lots of folks out there who think the two buyout companies Lee Partners and Bain Capital are all of a sudden operators, but that's not realistic. Buyout firms don't make their money off of free cash&hellip
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