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Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> Did they ever get a new GM?
Not yet.
For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep an eye on <a href="http://columbia-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>this link.</u><font color=black> It is Clear Channel's client website. Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while some, including <a href="http://charleston-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>Charleston</u><font color=black> are well-done and up-to-date. Others are not. The <a href="http://greenville-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>Greenville client site</u><font color=black> seems permanently stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad since Ms. Jones was let go many months ago and is now across the street at Entercom. Doh!!
I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast! <font size=4>
</font>
It's pretty easy to check on other markets too. The URL format is:
<font size=3>http://city name.2-letter state abbreviation.clients.clearchannel.com.
> Did they ever get a new GM?
Not yet.
For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep an eye on <a href="http://columbia-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>this link.</u><font color=black> It is Clear Channel's client website. Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while some, including <a href="http://charleston-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>Charleston</u><font color=black> are well-done and up-to-date. Others are not. The <a href="http://greenville-sc.clients.clearchannel.com/"><font color=red><u>Greenville client site</u><font color=black> seems permanently stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad since Ms. Jones was let go many months ago and is now across the street at Entercom. Doh!!
I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast! <font size=4>
</font>It's pretty easy to check on other markets too. The URL format is:
<font size=3>http://city name.2-letter state abbreviation.clients.clearchannel.com.
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> > Did they ever get a new GM?
>
> Not yet.
>
> For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep
> an eye on this link. It is Clear Channel's client website.
> Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while
> some, including Charleston are well-done and up-to-date.
> Others are not. The Greenville client site seems permanently
> stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill
> McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad
> since she was let go many months ago and is now across the
> street at Entercom. Doh!!
>
> I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos
> read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast!
>
Thanks for the links. Their stockholders read this board, too.
> > Did they ever get a new GM?
>
> Not yet.
>
> For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep
> an eye on this link. It is Clear Channel's client website.
> Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while
> some, including Charleston are well-done and up-to-date.
> Others are not. The Greenville client site seems permanently
> stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill
> McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad
> since she was let go many months ago and is now across the
> street at Entercom. Doh!!
>
> I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos
> read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast!
>
Thanks for the links. Their stockholders read this board, too.
M
MoeFugger
Guest
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> > Did they ever get a new GM?
>
> Not yet.
>
> For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep
> an eye on this link. It is Clear Channel's client website.
> Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while
> some, including Charleston are well-done and up-to-date.
> Others are not. The Greenville client site seems permanently
> stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill
> McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad
> since Ms. Jones was let go many months ago and is now across
> the street at Entercom. Doh!!
>
> I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos
> read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast!
>
>
> It's pretty easy to check on other markets too. The URL
> format is:
>
> http://city name.2-letter state
> abbreviation.clients.clearchannel.com.
>
Salty Dog that is some funny stuff.
> > Did they ever get a new GM?
>
> Not yet.
>
> For information on goings on at the Columbia Cluster, keep
> an eye on this link. It is Clear Channel's client website.
> Clear Channel seems to have them in every market but while
> some, including Charleston are well-done and up-to-date.
> Others are not. The Greenville client site seems permanently
> stuck in July 2004. In fact, the "Newsletter" lists Bill
> McMartin as the GM and Debra Jones as the DOS. Pretty sad
> since Ms. Jones was let go many months ago and is now across
> the street at Entercom. Doh!!
>
> I have reason to believe that a lot of Clear Channel honchos
> read this board so watch for it to be updated... fast!
>
>
> It's pretty easy to check on other markets too. The URL
> format is:
>
> http://city name.2-letter state
> abbreviation.clients.clearchannel.com.
>
Salty Dog that is some funny stuff.
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> >Thanks for the links. Their stockholders read this board,
> > too.
>
> Are you one of them? Me too.
>
> You don't by chance live in Tulsa do you?
>
Nope. Never been to Tulsa. Unfortunately, Clear Channel is one of the few stocks I have lost money on. Hopefully, the spin-off will bring some value back.
> >Thanks for the links. Their stockholders read this board,
> > too.
>
> Are you one of them? Me too.
>
> You don't by chance live in Tulsa do you?
>
Nope. Never been to Tulsa. Unfortunately, Clear Channel is one of the few stocks I have lost money on. Hopefully, the spin-off will bring some value back.
A
AaronSheffield
Guest
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
Why the name change from DudeFan, Dudefan? I do find it flattering that you've chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me) other alias, Lazarus Long.
Will Woodrow Wilson Smith be next?
Why the name change from DudeFan, Dudefan? I do find it flattering that you've chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me) other alias, Lazarus Long.
Will Woodrow Wilson Smith be next?
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
Aaron Sheffield said: " I do find it flattering that you've chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me) other alias, Lazarus Long."
There is another Lazarus Long besides <font color=red>the fictional character. <font color=black> There is also a <font color=red> scam artist <font color=black>by the same name. (Naturally, he prefers to think of himself as "an investor") And he <font color=red> lives in <a href="http://phone.people.yahoo.com/py/psPhoneSearch.py?srch=bas&D=1&FirstName=lazarus&LastName=long&City=tulsa&State=OK&Phone=&Search=Phone+and+Address+Search"> <font color=red>Tulsa. <font color=black>That's why when I saw "Lazarus Long" and "investor" in the same post, I asked if <u>he</u> is from Tulsa!
Aaron Sheffield said: " I do find it flattering that you've chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me) other alias, Lazarus Long."
There is another Lazarus Long besides <font color=red>the fictional character. <font color=black> There is also a <font color=red> scam artist <font color=black>by the same name. (Naturally, he prefers to think of himself as "an investor") And he <font color=red> lives in <a href="http://phone.people.yahoo.com/py/psPhoneSearch.py?srch=bas&D=1&FirstName=lazarus&LastName=long&City=tulsa&State=OK&Phone=&Search=Phone+and+Address+Search"> <font color=red>Tulsa. <font color=black>That's why when I saw "Lazarus Long" and "investor" in the same post, I asked if <u>he</u> is from Tulsa!
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> Aaron Sheffield said: " I do find it flattering that you've
> chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me)
> other alias, Lazarus Long."
>
> There is another Lazarus Long besides the fictional
> character. There is also a scam artist by the same name.
> (Naturally, he prefers to think of himself as "an investor")
> And he lives in Tulsa. That's why when I saw "Lazarus
> Long" and "investor" in the same post, I asked if he is from
> Tulsa!
>
You could ask one of the alias' whether they are from Baton Rouge.
Frankly, I am much more partial to Bradbury than Heinlein. Bradbury is concise and clever, if overtly sentimental.
> Aaron Sheffield said: " I do find it flattering that you've
> chosen Aaron Sheffield's (the fictional character, not me)
> other alias, Lazarus Long."
>
> There is another Lazarus Long besides the fictional
> character. There is also a scam artist by the same name.
> (Naturally, he prefers to think of himself as "an investor")
> And he lives in Tulsa. That's why when I saw "Lazarus
> Long" and "investor" in the same post, I asked if he is from
> Tulsa!
>
You could ask one of the alias' whether they are from Baton Rouge.
Frankly, I am much more partial to Bradbury than Heinlein. Bradbury is concise and clever, if overtly sentimental.
A
AaronSheffield
Guest
Re: Keeping tabs on the Columbia and other CC Clusters
> Frankly, I am much more partial to Bradbury than Heinlein.
> Bradbury is concise and clever, if overtly sentimental.
Yes, Bradbury is good stuff. I'd consider Heinlein a "favorite" rather than the "best". Can't really pick a "best"....
> Frankly, I am much more partial to Bradbury than Heinlein.
> Bradbury is concise and clever, if overtly sentimental.
Yes, Bradbury is good stuff. I'd consider Heinlein a "favorite" rather than the "best". Can't really pick a "best"....
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