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Highest paid Talent in Providence Radio

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Skynet74

Who is it? Any ideas? Just one name is all I'm looking for. I don't even care how much they make. I'm just curious who it is.
 
S DANMAN said:
I bet Paul and Al are in the same neighborhood.
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Do you think they make exactly the same amount as each other? I guess it would be the fair thing. But nobody ever said Radio was fair.
 
Skynet74 said:
S DANMAN said:
I bet Paul and Al are in the same neighborhood.
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Do you think they make exactly the same amount as each other? I guess it would be the fair thing. But nobody ever said Radio was fair.
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They're equals on the air and were hired as a team so I assume they make the same as each other.I think we can assume a ceiling is close to being hit with those two.With HJY appealing to an older rock audience that will still listen to sixties Rolling Stones alongside today's rock they're not going to pull in any newer younger listeners who are not interested in radio.Sooner or later Clear Channel will decide money can be saved here and B101's history will repeat itself on HJY.
 
And this had to come up the same day MSN Money declared Clear Channel one of the top 10 companies most likely to go bankrupt? 3 billion dollar loss 4th quarter of 2008. Revenue down 13% in that quarter with a shrinking ad market predicted. They borrowed the remaining $1.6 billion of the $2 billion in lines of credit it had available. Struggling to keep up with payments on the $17 billion in outstanding debts.
 
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