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An interesting column by the Boston Globe's Joan Vennochi notes that Carr had to give up more than just his check when he tried to bail out of WRKO in September:
" ...Carr took himself off WRKO's air in late September, so he isn't being paid, according to Shepherd Davidson, a lawyer for Entercom Boston, which owns the station. The talk show host also lost a car provided by Ira Motors that was part of his pay package, according to publicist George Regan, who represents WRKO."
Vennochi apparently shares Judge Allan van Gestel's view of Carr's "hypercritical screeds":
"His critiques go far beyond differences over ideology. His commentary is often rude and personal and he takes adolescent delight in mocking physical characteristics. His unflinching meanness undercuts an admirable willingness to take on the powerbrokers. But from a marketing perspective, Carr obviously knows what he's doing, as proven by the bidding war for his services."
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2007/11/04/howie_carrs_bales_of_hay?mode=PF
" ...Carr took himself off WRKO's air in late September, so he isn't being paid, according to Shepherd Davidson, a lawyer for Entercom Boston, which owns the station. The talk show host also lost a car provided by Ira Motors that was part of his pay package, according to publicist George Regan, who represents WRKO."
Vennochi apparently shares Judge Allan van Gestel's view of Carr's "hypercritical screeds":
"His critiques go far beyond differences over ideology. His commentary is often rude and personal and he takes adolescent delight in mocking physical characteristics. His unflinching meanness undercuts an admirable willingness to take on the powerbrokers. But from a marketing perspective, Carr obviously knows what he's doing, as proven by the bidding war for his services."
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2007/11/04/howie_carrs_bales_of_hay?mode=PF