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Cumulus (CMLS) update
Mary Berner, the new CEO of Cumulus Media, held her first full year conference call with Wall Street investors Thursday after the market closed. This is the first quarter for which she was responsible for running the company. The financial … Continue reading
Posted in Cumulus Media, Radio Biz
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The final days of iHeart / Clear Channel?
It’s official – bond holders of iHeart / Clear channel debt are fed up with the company diverting and selling off assets intended to protect the interests of the $20 billion in debt. iHeart, fearing that a default notice was … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media, Radio Biz
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Orwellianism 2016
In a country where the San Bernadino DA characterizes Apple fighting for privacy as Orwellian, comes this news item How Fiduciary Rule May Censor Financial Broadcasters Like Dave Ramsey The quick synopsis of what Dave Ramsey does for those not … Continue reading
Posted in Radio Biz
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Phil Hendrie update
Phil Hendrie’s podcast is now free. I found it on the iOS podcast app. I’m not sure how it pays his bills. I noticed the other day that Tom Leykis has 60,000 likes on Facebook.
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The brink of default
Most corporate loan agreements have language requiring permission before corporate assets are transferred or the pecking order of who gets paid first is changed. IHeart (aka Clear Channel) tried to pull a fast one segregating assets away from the lenders. … Continue reading
Posted in IHeart Media, Radio Biz
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Charlie Tuna is gone
Not to be confused with Charlie The Tuna Nobody will spreading mayo on Charlie Tuna Art Ferguson died almost two weeks ago. His family just announced the death yesterday. Unless you live in Los Angeles or work in the radio … Continue reading
Posted in Radio News
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Hot Digity Dead
It’s a done deal. After a couple months of haggling, Alpha Media has closed on the financing of $264 million to acquire control of 116 struggling radio stations that were accumulated by a man named Dean Goodman, under the name … Continue reading
Posted in Alpha Mecia, Radio Biz, Station Sales / Transfers
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Larry Elder gets another Chance
If you don’t know who Larry Elder is – he is a Los Angeles based black libertarian radio host with a long track record. He previously was in national syndication on ABC Radio and was let go in 2007 in … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Salem Radio
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The Sanders campaign is as dead as Antonin Scalia
Take a look at Real Clear Politics collection of polls The only states where Bernie may win are Vermont and Massachusetts. Hillary has an insurmountable lead in California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and even socialist … Continue reading
2:20 PM on Wednesday
If you want to catch the United States off guard, that would be the time to do something. You may remember earlier in the Obama years, FEMA and the FCC conducted a mandatory test of the national Emergency Alert System. … Continue reading