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Who is nepas a rod

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With A-Rod about to get 270 million.............
Who is the Highest paid radio person in nepa ?????????
In sales
In mgt
On Air tallent
Who is bringing home the big moeny ???????????????
 
I'll go out on a limb and say that the highest paid talent in the NE quadrant of PA isn't in Scr/W-B, he's in Williamsport.
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Hope you're not too far out on that limb. He in Billtown may be close but there may very well be one exception to that guesstimation in Scr/W-B.
 
Talking strictly air talent, it would most likely be Frankie. As far as the suits go, it would mostly likely be Entercom's GM given that they have 2 major revenue producers to Citadel's 1, and most suits get a hefty part of their income from their manager's override on commission.
 
I will have to say D & W INDIVIDUALLY make more than Frankie. Back in the mid-90's when I ws\as working at Shamrock, one of them left his paycheck lying out on his desk. I got a look at it. 12 years ago each of them was making what I assume Frankie makes now.
 
Anyone here care to toss a figure on the table, a number you think is the high end in the market? That way we'd at least have a base line from which to work. I have a pretty good idea on a couple of salaries, and while they are respectable, they're not outrageous. No one here is in six figures, while someone west of us very well may be.
 
scmidlapp said:
I will have to say D & W INDIVIDUALLY make more than Frankie. Back in the mid-90's when I ws\as working at Shamrock, one of them left his paycheck lying out on his desk. I got a look at it. 12 years ago each of them was making what I assume Frankie makes now.
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A friend of a friend, for how reliable that may be, says W is in the low to mid 90's range.
 
Big money is management. Then one or two sales superstars. The high end for talent is still a ways off from those categories.
 
OK.....we need some clarification....Does the person need work at a NEPA radio station or just live in NEPA??? Also...what if earnings come from other areas but you live in NEPA.....what if someone works elsewhere but is also in NEPA a portion of the time.....hmmm; this is getting too complicated.....just joks.....news.....sales.....owners????? Here's another complication......is pay just cash money per week....how about stock options....or bonuses.....other gains....OK I"ll quit!!!

KF
 
Forget stock options. Shatner got paid in stock for Priceline and when it tanked, he still had to fulfill his contract and pretty much was working for free. Same for Jerry Carroll, the Crazy Eddie front man on tv. Let's stick with weekly paycheck and average bonuses.

What station sells the most locals? Forget the national P.I.'s and barters. Then, who at that station fills the most order books?

Jocks? Probably three, maybe four, are making anything. I think the biggest jock can make more than the owner, as long as said jock is bringing in the $$ to keep the operation very profitable.
 
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