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Clear Channel 'Says' No Accounting Issues
in RADIO this type of memo is how we know there lying
For further information contact Randy Palmer, Vice President of Investor Relations
or Sandra Franklin at 210/822-2828 or visit the Web site at www.cheapchannel.com.

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Read about Clean Channel grip on the airwavs

UTILITY DEREGULATION
Clear Channel Rewrites Rules of
Radio Broadcasting
By: Dante Toza Posted: 10/08/2003

At the annual meeting of the National Association of Broadcasters,
Clear Channel kept a low profile.
Yet its impact on media diversity is anything but casual -
- it owns roughly one in every ten radio stations in the United States.

Clear Channel Rewrites Rules of
Radio Broadcasting

Listen online here via FSRN.org!

[ real-audio link ]
Visit a Local Clear Channel Station
Every station is legally required to maintain a "Public File"
of their community service programming,
to regularly update the file, and to present it to any member of the public upon request during business hours. They must honor this request while you are present and make a copy for you; otherwise they are in violation of FCC rules.
Information contained in the file, and that which is absent, can help make a strong case to the press, public, and the FCC about the station's commitment to public service.

Clear Channel:
the Media Mammoth that Stole the Airwaves
By Jeff Perlstein Special to CorpWatch November 14, 2002

Far from fostering a diversity of voices, Clear Channel's monopolistic practices are accelerating the homogenization of our airwaves.

remote van at parking lot , overlaping the line...

This company syndicates both Rush Limbaugh and Dr. Laura to hundreds of stations nationwide, shuts out independent artists who can't afford to go through high-priced middlemen, and is responsible for taking the practice of voice tracking to new heights (or depths, depending on your perspective).

Voice tracking :
Is the practice of creating brief, computer-assisted voice segments that attempt to fool the listener into thinking that a program is locally produced, when in fact the same content is being broadcast to upwards of 75 stations nationwide from a central site.
So you have one overworked
'radio personality' recording the phrases, "Hello Modesto!"
"Hi Fowler!"
"How you feeling Oakdale?"
all day long.
Clear Channel is the corporation that has benefited most dramatically from the FCC's weakening of ownership rules in 1996.
That makes the company a strategic target because they have damaged media diversity and
violated the public interest so severely in cities across the country.

What You Can Do About Clear Channel
By Jeff Perlstein

Sadly, the FCC has generally ruled in the interest of large corporations
that use extraordinary pressure through their numerous and well-paid lobbyists.
It's gotten so bad that even FCC Chair Michael Powell,
son of Secretary of State Colin Powell, has publicly stated that he doesn't know what is meant by "the public interest."

To determine which stations near you are owned by Clear Channel,

simply visit the company's radio section at http://www.clearchannel.com and enter your locality in the station finder.
Then boycott the stations! 



-=-=-= july 2002 ---0-0-0-0-

this just in....

7/22/02
To: Randy Michaels
From: Ron Jacobs
I’m not one to kick a person when he’s down, but since you proved to me during our exchange 
of phone calls in May 2001, you are definitely not a person —and on behalf of
 everyone in radio without the ability or vocabulary to do so—here’s
 a Proclamation just for you, turkey.
PROCLAMATION
By the Big Kahuna
Whereas Candy Ass Randy Michaels parlayed no discernable talent other than his 
unquenchable hunger to kiss ass and attract attention to his loathsome self 
to a position of some import in American radio; and
Whereas, Michaels stepped over, bullied, cheated and lied
 to smarter and more talented people, ones who actually loved 
and cared about radio, to achieve his egotistical and self-serving goals; and
Whereas, Michaels in doing the above to hype ratings applied no-brainer,
 quick fix, dipshit methods to fringe radio stations in markets
 where the major leagues never play; and
Whereas, Michaels convinced the red-neck, tobacco spittin’ 
used car hustlers who owned them there coffee pot radio stations 
that he, Michaels, could make them tons of money, which is the
 only reason the Good Ol’ Boys were in the radio biz; and
Whereas, Michaels proceeded to preach that the FCC Act of 1996,
 which authorized Deregulation of Broadcast Licenses, 
would lead to a Licensee heaven where the streets were paved with gold; and
Whereas, Michaels revealed from the start of his reign of terror 
that no one or nothing would stop his Hitler-like march to 
acquire stations for his corporate masters until they built
 up Clear Channel into the largest ownership monstrosity in the history of broadcasting; and
Whereas, Michaels, during his term as CEO of Clear Channel showed zero compassion 
for company employees, stockholders, listeners, believers in the United States
 Bill of Rights, music lovers, recording artists, vendors, concert goers,
 public service groups, concert promoters,
 advocates of low power FM and countless others negatively
 affected by his soulless and senseless methods of operation; and
Whereas, Michaels ignored all criticism, suggestions and questions 
of his actions and behavior while continuing with impunity to
 plunge the reputation of his company into the media toilet, 
taking the public’s perception of all of radio with it; and
Whereas, Michaels proved once again Lord Acton’s 19th Century observation,
 "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely;" 
and, fortunately was limited from doing even further damage 
only by his own stupidity, lack of sophistication, 
diminished intellectual capacity and general propensity for pea-brained decisions; and
Whereas, Michaels has on the 22nd day of July. 2002,
 "Agreed to relinquish his role as CEO of Clear Channel Radio 
and will now head up Clear Channel's New Technologies Division,
" which is a transparent euphemism for,
 "Kicked out on his dumpy ass and given a bogus title to save face,
 —like anyone is going to believe this bullshit;" and
Whereas, On the real new technology, the Internet and email,
 (which Dandy Randy never understood in his heyday),
 word is spreading faster than crabs at the
 legendary First Deejay Convention, that radio 
is finally rid of this blight on the biz,
 shmuck from the muck, noxious nincompoop, 
no-talent nerd, worthless wuss, peripheral ponce,
 big-mouthed bum, under qualified quack, fart-faced fakir, 
useless uddersucker, ineffectual imbecile, 
dork-brained dumbbell, beer-guzzling buffoon, 
lecherous loser, contemptible cretin,
 sorry ass simpleton and unambiguous asshole, and
Whereas, Thousands of radio lovers on both sides 
of the microphone are celebrating the 
unceremonious dumping of Randy Michaels, 
and he will no longer disgrace and ruin the
 medium we all love, to the sounds of the 
Silhouette's immortal "Get A Job," 
we Keepers of The Final Modulation Tube and Guardians
 of the Tower raise our fists high to proclaim,
 "Screw You Randy Michaels,
 One Time For Each Kilowatt You Distorted!"
NOW, THEREFORE, I Big Kahuna of The Great And Eternal Ether,
 do hereby proclaim the week of July 22, 2002 as
GOOD RIDDANCE RANDY MICHAELS WEEK
and do hereby proclaim the day of July 26, 2002 as
GOOD RIDDANCE RANDY MICHAELS DAY
on American Radio and encourage each and all to
 get involved and participate in broadcasts, 
announcements and sly ad libs celebrating
 this event and tormenting the evil son of a bitch.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and 
caused the official seal of the Great And Eternal
 Ether to be affixed on this 22nd of July.
Big Kahuna
* Today, Tuesday July 23rd, would have been the 65th birthday 
of my friend and associate. Robert W. Morgan. 
In remembrance a REAL radio man, check out the Boss-Ography at www. robertwmorgan.com .

* Ron Jacobs was born in Honolulu. He is the author of "KHJ: Inside Boss Radio" . 



more new *

Ticket prices are squeezing concertgoers, with $130 or more commonplace
 for such stars as the Eagles, U2 and the Who. At the same time,
 radio ownership is shrinking to a few huge chains.
Feingold sees these twin issues pointing to one conglomerate:
 Clear Channel Worldwide, 
which controls 70 percent of the nation's major concert
 business and operates the country's largest chain of radio stations.
 In the Twin Cities area, it manages the Target Center
 and owns seven stations that account for 46 percent of the area's FM listenership.
"It has a monopolistic feel to it, 
and  I do think it's affecting consumers," Feingold, a Democrat, said in an interview.
As media companies continue gobbling each other up, how big is too big? 


-=-=-=-=-





Musicians Union Rally And 76 Union Trombones 
by Jobs with Justice 10:05am Sat Jun 1 '02 

Protest at the Paramount Theater 6/4 - fight union-busting by Clear Channel Productions
Support Performers Organizing a Union in the Music Man show, Paramount Theater 9th & Pike


Corporate Co-Pay?
( only at clear channel radio )

It's not unheard of for a company to ask its employees to pay for some part of their health insurance or dental coverage.
But it is rather unusual for a company to ask its employees to help pay for lobbying expenses,
as Clear Channel Communications IN-apparently did last week via letters to its employees.

According to Marketplace, National Public Radio's business news program,
Clear Channel, which owns most of the radio stations in this country,
asked employees to kick in part of their salary to help pay for Clear Channel's new political lobbying efforts.
Apparently the company, which also owns TV stations, has become a potential FCC regulatory target
due to its rapid growth and its sheer size in the broadcasting industry.
While some companies coordinate their own pledge drives for charities like the United Way,
ethics experts say that's vastly different than this case because there's a public good at stake.

Here, a company that netted $8 billion in sales last year alone,
wants its employees to dip into their personal savings for the good of the company.

Scoop called Clear Channel for an explanation. Alas, the phone calls were never returned.
In the meantime, employees can undoubtedly rest easy because the letter did clarify that contributions
were to be "voluntary" and that employees could refuse to contribute without fear of reprisal. Sure. 



Clear and present danger

Clear Channel already determines much of what we see
and hear. It's about to control what we read. 
By Tali Woodward

Clear Channel Communications owns seven San Francisco radio
stations, a massive concert business, and many of the city's
billboards. In fact, it's one of the largest – and most criticized –
media companies in the United States. And soon, a Clear Channel
subsidiary called Adshel may also control the street distribution of
newspapers in much of San Francisco. .......



FACT-OID
The Bush Presidential Library and the
 Lowry Mays School of Business are on the same parcel of land at Texas A&M. 

Part of it used to be the hog fam.

April 1'st 2002 , this is no joke.
FCC fines Clear Channel’s WGBF-FM, Henderson, KY for illegal on-air recordings.

risky clear channel stock takes a hit over
Family sues WRMV-FM, Binghamton and parent company Clear Channel.
The Endwell family is seeking a total of $1.2 billion
in damages. Click here for more.


Feb-2002

Former Clear Channel news director files lawsuit for breach of contract.
Brain Rublein was fired last October 30, 2001
without any notice of his work performance being unacceptable.
IR

welcome NPR ( NO PUBLIC RADIO ) scabs and hacks
*NEW* search the DOJ for clear channel radio

Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2001
clear channel fires veteran news director , "I have the Peabodys in my office on a shelf," Rublein noted.


Award-winning journalist and radio personality David "Davey D" Cook
was fired by (CCU) KMEL, 106.1 FM, Oct. 1 after 10 years on the air!
According to Cook, the reason given was "budget cuts,"
an explanation that seems suspect, given the current political climate.
Read more about this voices of resistance from X-clear channel DJ's

Feb-2001

Just thought you'd like to read this

Corporate consolidation dominates radio broadcasts

By Brad Kava
SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS

This past year, revenue and creativity continued to dwindle on
mainstream commercial radio. But the big news in 2001 was the
continuing trend of bigger and bigger companies dominating the dial.
And it's likely to continue.

Consider Clear Channel Communications,
the San Antonio-based company that owns more than 1,200 stations.
The company has apparently broken Federal Communications Commission
regulations by controlling more than the legal limit of stations in
a number of markets, including San Francisco/San Jose.
But the agency, now under Michael K. Powell,
a Bush appointee, has ignored it.

To comply with the legal limit of eight stations in any market,
the company sold off three signals in the San Francisco market:
KXJO-FM to Spanish Broadcasting,
and KCNL-FM and KFJO-FM to Chase Radio Properties,
both minority-owned broadcasters. (tax-break)

But Clear Channel continues to program the stations.
For a sale to be legal, the new owner must program at
least 85 percent of the station's content, according to federal regulations.
Clear Channel is simulcasting all of KSJO's content on KFJO and KXJO.

Clear Channel officials say they are acting legally, but wouldn't elaborate.
The FCC has taken no action. It responds only to written complaints, an FCC spokesman said.

Normally, you'd figure Clear Channel's competitors would be angry about such
competitive advantages and might publicly complain to the FCC or the media.
But other than making off-the-record complaints to news reporters, they're surprisingly mum.

Q:Why?
A:Clear Channel is also the country's largest promoter of concerts and theater events.
It advertises these events on its competitors,and works deals with those stations so they
can sponsor events at its facilities.

Contact Brad Kava at bkava@sjmercury.com or 408-920-5040.


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with information about PAYOLA
how record's get on the corporate radio staitons , pay'ola in the year 2001

Now read about a review of Eric's story
Randy Michaels ( Clear channel 'radio' dirty trick top dog )
is not even about radio listeners.
He is only about money and power -including the abuse of power'

Nov-2001
Clear Channel DJ Cook was fired by KMEL on October 1,
two weeks after he interviewed Congresswoman Barbara Lee on KMEL
about her vote opposing the U.S. war in Afghanistan,
and one week after he hosted an on-air discussion about the flag,
which included voices critical of U.S. militarism.

Cook hosted the Street Knowledge program on KMEL,
one of the few remaining radio public affairs programs
He also hosted a show called The Local Flava Hip Hop Hour,
which featured local hip hop musicians who would otherwise
be almost absent from the airwaves on Bay Area hip hop stations.
Cook has developed a national reputation in over 15 years on the radio,
and his shows have given voice to the hip hop generation
at some of the most important junctures in their history:
the L.A. rebellion and its aftermath, the death of Tupac Shakur,
and now the war.

Clear Channel Communications owns KMEL, six other radio stations in San Francisco,
and two stations in San Jose. It owns more radio stations than
any other company in the United States--approximately 1,000 stations nationwide.
Clear Channel is also the company that in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks assembled
a blacklist of songs whose lyrics were deemed too "sensitive" to receive airplay -
- songs which reportedly included John Lennon's "Imagine" and
Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam's "Peace Train."
Their Bay Area billboards have sported American flags since shortly after Sept. 11.

Clear Channel and KMEL managers say that Cook was laid off
due to "budget cuts." But youth activists believe
that Cook was fired in retaliation for his interviews with Barbara Lee
and others opposed to the U.S. bombing of Afghanistan.
"We believe the claim that Davey was fired due to "budget cuts"
is a weak excuse for what is a clear case of corporate media censorship 


        A large share of the ( BUSH ) fund-raisers live in Texas, including
        Kenneth Lay, chairman of Enron Corp., and Erle Nye,
        chairman of TXU Electric and Gas Co., who were raising
        money for Bush while the legislature was deregulating
        the electric industry. Also on the list is Steve Hicks, an
        Austin radio-station chainsaw executive, whose brother,
        Thomas Hicks, bought the Texas Rangers from Bush.
        A number of the Texas money men have been appointed by
        Bush to state boards and commissions. Several of the
        fund-raisers were members of President Bush's Team 100.
            ( corporations giving $100,000 or more to BUSH )


#5 Hicks,(Clear Channel )  Muse, Tate & Furst Incorporated, Dallas
 gave bush more then $316,650

 
We endorse the  
Boycott Petition  to the Clear Channel Network. 



Hicks won't be able to use the Internet blame game
 to get him out of this  
pickle.  

music-industry giant Clear Channel Communications
 runs an  
illegal monopoly  

By Eric Boehlert Aug. 8, 2001 



THE LONG, SLOW SLIDE TOWARDS  
CORPORATE RADIO  



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Del Colliano: Join the list ,

keep the fight alive 



FCC catches Clear Channel programming a station it doesn't own.

( no action due to BUSH connection's )

How Randy Michaels is playing hardball with WBTJ-FM's owner.

Pending Clear Channel/Tri State deal has music industry
 calling for regulation.





 Radio's big bully 

 Dirty tricks and crappy programming:  
Welcome to the world of Clear Channel,

 the biggest station owner in America.- - ( as seen on the brain washing display 
at the clear channal mall keyosk- - 

- - - . - - - - -

By Eric Boehlert April 30, 2001 (5 pages Very good ;)



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with information about PAYOLA 

 how record's get on the corporate radio staitons , pay'ola in 
the year 2001 



Now read about a review of Eric's story 

Michaels ( Clear channel 'radio' top dog )

is not even about radio listeners. 

He is only about  
money and power -including the abuse of power'  

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 The  
World Trade center antenna Tower  New York City 



 was a major transmitter site ,  used by network 
TV stations

and clear channel radio stations and staff






11-26-01 , just in time for the christmas holiday

"People are crying in the hallways."


That's what one Clear Channel employee, 

who still had a job, said
about last Thursday's job terminations. 
Thursday was the day that Clear Channel, 
the largest radio conglomerate in America,
got around to a

 mass firing in San Diego. 

After similar episodes in Los Angeles,
Houston, Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia, 
the company (which has 1200 stations nationwide,
owns or operates 11 stations locally, and
under employs 283 full- and part-time
employees in San Diego) fired 12 of those employees.

The station did not issue a release on the firings.

* Longtime newsperson * Allison Ross was released from KOGO.
Steve West ,who started in San Diego at 91X in *1983*,
was jettisoned from his afternoon gig on the Mix 95.7.


Donna Stockton-Hicks rich as ever



CheapChannel Profit over people (tm)


New York , NY photo's and breaking news streaming reports.

indymedia newscast from new york's WTC
streaming mp3 newscast using winamp or try here

just in 9-12-2001 Clear Channel - "Suggested Censorship"
KYLD KYLD Tampon of broadcaster convenction NAB n.a.b. listen on line real audio
In July, U.S. Rep. Robert E. Andrews (D., N.J.)
sent a letter asking the Department of Justice
to investigate whether
Clear Channel's concert-promotion company is engaging in unfair LABOR and business practices

-=-=-=-=-=-
9-17-2001
Salon's rolled it into one big site..
A complete guide to Salon's reporting
on Clear Channel,the most powerful -- and some would say pernicious --
force in the music industry.
- - - - - - - - - - - - For the past few months, Salon reporter Eric Boehlert has been tracking the story of Clear
Channel Communications, the little-noticed
media giant that has quietly taken over the
country's radio and concert industries.

The company owns nearly 1,200 radio stations ( less a few in new york )
and effectively controls the rock radio market. It
also owns SFX Entertainment, the nation's
dominant concert-venue owner and touring promoter.

-=-=-=-=-=-

Big radio airs the sound of sameness
4/2001
BY JOHN KIESEWETTER
The Cincinnati Enquirer

-=-=-=

5-2001
Clear Channel’s WHTZ-FM, New York night jock
Billy Hammond fired.
Last day was Friday. Hammond tells Newsday that he blames his departure
on Clear Channel’s cost-cutting. Hammond had been with WHTZ-FM for four
years as night jock. Hammond’s contract with Clear Channel expired in March.
Claiming he submitted a proposed renewal to Operations Manager Kid Kelly
which was rejected with no counteroffer made.

also in may-2001
a longtime Los Angeles morning man. He's suing
Clear Channel for several million dollars in unpaid salary and stock
options. Last fall Clear Channel closed on its $24 billion purchase of
AMFM Inc. and its 460 radio stations nationwide, including KCMG,
where London was a host.
Within 60 days of the purchase/merger London was terminated,
and despite what London says were assurances to the
contrary, Clear Channel refused to honor his two-year written
contract.



Play MP3's any time with this pager size 64 meg mp3 player under $130
Play MP3's any time with this pager size 64 meg mp3 player under $130 , you want this on your next trip to the clean channel mall display
MALL? randy clear channel head nurse
In interviews with dozens of industry
professionals, including past and present Clear Channel employees,
an unflattering portrait emerges of a Fortune 500 company devoted to
cost-cutting and wrapped up in a macho corporate culture.

Employees say that company morale has plummeted, with some
openly referring to Clear Channel stations as "Cheap Channel radio sweatshops."
"When I think of Clear Channel," says a jock who used to host a
morning show on one of the company's Southeast stations, "I think
vicious, malicious and salacious."


In August 1999, Lowry Mays, chairman and chief
executive of Clear Channel, announced a $15 million
investment in Tunes.com, an Internet music network that
spans formats from hip-hop to jazz and rock.
randy clear channel head nurse
The company's Web sites already receive more than 6 visits per week.
The company plans to have all stations
providing Internet audio this year, Randall Mays, chief
financial officer, told an audience at the National Association
of Broadcasters last April.
well CCU didnt make it , lost the chance to stream news on 9-11
with out a corporate wide news dept. CCU cheats the public out of REAL NEWS


Tunes.com now forwards to RollingStone.com ( more layoff's ???)
why did CCU spend $15 million to kill tunes.com ????

also who's website was geting 60 million hits a week??? not clear channel stations ,
and not tunes.com , whos kidding who Lowry???


K-Ci Hailey pleads no contest to lewd conduct charges.
Charges stem from a performance Hailey gave at Clear Channel’s
KIIS-FM’s Jingle Ball in December. Hailey allegedly pulled his pants down
in front of a full audience of children and parents at the Shrine Auditorium.
Hailey pled no contest in Los Angeles Superior Court. Will be sentenced on
June 5th and is expected to get community service and a fine.
Thank you inside radio for this labor information!

[2-26-2001] This , from www.Insideradio.com , a great news source for the radio's working class
Ex-KYLD-FM , San Francisco jock gets jail time for prank.
Joseph Lopez – an ex-employee of Clear Channel 's KYLD-FM – was
sentenced to 45 days in San Mateo County Jail for his participation in
an on air stunt. Lopez and KYLD-FM intern Graham Herbert were arrested
on August 30, 2000 for dressing up as escaped convicts and knocking on
residents doors in Millbrae, CA. Both were charged with falsely causing an
emergency to be reported. Herbert pleaded guilty to a lesser misdemeanor of
disturbing the peace and received a year probation. Lopez received 45 days in
county jail and must pay restitution – about $1,000 – to Millbrae police.

hay CLEAR CHANNEL COMMUNICATIONS why ?

Corporate-Nepotism , a mp3 stremaing audio newscast
JULIANA hill
32 kbs FTP download and then play
32 kbs HTTP download and then play


We conclude that Clear Channel is apparently liable
for a forfeiture in the amount of four thousand dollars ($4,000).


List of songs and mp3's banned by clear channel radio after the 9-11-2001 NY attack
on the world trade center ( a clear channel transmitter site ) and Wash DC


More flap on Clear Channels 'banned-songs' list , this time comments from there own DJ's


Jim Donahoe out as Clear Channel Regional VP.
Just a few weeks after being included in the 'realignment of Clear Channel top management.'
Insiders point at difficulties/problems with where COO Johny Hogan is 'taking' the company. ( ? AOL shoping?? )
No word on replacement.( we are BORG )
Clear Channel reportedly looking to issue the "official" parting statement sometime today.

'InsideRadio.com' Kicks But!

In interviews with dozens of industry
professionals, including past and present Clear Channel employees,
an unflattering portrait emerges of a Fortune 500 company devoted to
cost-cutting and wrapped up in a macho corporate culture.

Employees say that company morale has plummeted, with some
openly referring to Clear Channel stations as "Cheap Channel radio sweatshops."
"When I think of Clear Channel," says a jock who used to host a
morning show on one of the company's Southeast stations, "I think
vicious, malicious and salacious."



Clear Channel Radio Station Tortures
and Kills in Feast of Cruelty

In 1998, Loeffler and his firm received $340,000 to represent big-wigs Hicks, Muse Tate, and Furst,( Clear Channel/AMFM )
a Dallas-based investor partnership that is one of the largest in the country, according to his lobbying
disclosure forms.
In that same year, Bush and his co-investors sold the Texas Rangers ( tax payer assets )
to little Thommy Hicks, an investment banker.( evil owner of Cheap Channel )


Radio stations owned and operated by Clear Channel Communications, Inc., have a history of abusing and killing
animals. The most recent example of cruelty to animals and macho cowardice exhibited by employees of Clear
Channel Communications, Inc., occurred in the parking lot of WXTB-98 Rock in Tampa, Florida, on Tuesday,
February 27, 2001.

According to witnesses and listeners of WXTB, a boar was brought to the radio station’s parking lot (see photos) ,
where he was tied up and castrated, then had his throat slit while fully conscious. The boar’s screams were heard
across the airwaves. Instead of showing remorse for this heartless and obscene act of cruelty toward animals, the
radio station has made light of the public’s concerns


No Prank Too Wild In the Ratings Game
Costly lawsuits don't deter radio station
Peter Hartlaub, Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, December 31, 2000



PITA is requesting that law-enforcement officials investigate this crime and bring charges.
In the meantime, please write Clear Channel Communications /jcore wireless and demand that:

1) “Bubba the love sponge” be disciplined(X);

2) Clear Channel Communications adopt an immediate “zero tolerance”
policy banning stunts involving animals on all its radio stations.

3) the station manager issue an “on air” apology for the torture and killing
of the boar as well as a promise that this type of behavior will not be repeated. Contact:

L. Lowry Mays
Chair & CEO
Clear Channel Communications Inc,Public File
200 E. Basse Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78209
Tel.: 210-822-2828
Fax: 210-822-2299
E-Mail: lmays@clearchannel.com ( SucksAzz )


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AFTRA accused Clear Channel Albany of unfair labor practices.
Accusations levied at Clear Channel’s WGY-AM, WRVE-FM and WHRL-FM, Albany.
AFTRA has represented the stations since the 1970s. Clear Channel took over the stations
from Dame Media in August 1998 and assumed the terms of the bargaining agreement at that time.
The current agreement expired on June 30, 2000 and parties have been in negotiations since then.
The last negotiations took place on January 18th and 19th when the parties
signed an agreement to settle grievances.
The parties agreed on a wage and fee increase of 3% over three years to be retroactive from June 30,2000.

Clear channel SFX Corporate Media unfair to Labor Clear Channel is unfair to Labor and community

On February 5th Clear Channel told the union that it was canceling the negotiations
scheduled for February 13th and 14th. The union requested
evidence that Clear Channel did not have majority support from the bargaining
unit and has not received a response from Clear Channel to date. The union is
now saying the Clear Channel violated Section 8 (a) (1) and (5) of the Act by
"failing and refusing to continue negotiations, and by unilaterally withdrawing
recognition from the Union as the lawful collective bargaining representative of
the unit."

..It's just indicative of how they operate," says London, who has three lawsuits pending against
Clear Channel, seeking back pay as well as damages.
(Clear Channel executives declined to comment for this story.)

"I've never seen anything like it in 28 years in radio," London says.
But, of course, radio has never seen anything quite like Clear Channel, which has swallowed
up nearly 1,200 radio stations while putting its unique -- and some say nasty -- stamp on the
business. In a series of recent Salon reports, insiders from the radio, record and concert
industries have voiced concerns about the juggernaut's unmatched power,

The law suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Denver alleges that
artists are threatened they will lose airplay and
on-air promotional support
unless they use Clear Channel as their concert promoter

dinner with Donna Stockton-Hicks , in hell
and now when you try to look for a job at the clear channel radio website www.clearcareers.com
you are diverted to there kind'a lame radio job finder site... must be hurting for hits ( or raw data to mine )


See clear channel at your mall , selling your mind, brainwashing you with display adds

sign a contract with clear channel?? , try not to ! demand a raise with it or put it off till the lay offs...

On the day that Clear Channel officially took control of WJNO,
Cole was called into his boss's office and fired. Worse, he says,
the company did not honor his $120,000-a-year contract --
even while enforcing a non-compete clause for six months


[from all access.com... More DEATH in the wake of corporate radio downsizing ] 


In Rememberance of Chris Connors... 

It's 8 am and I just got off the phone with a friend in New Hampshire. 
WGIR personality Chris Connors commited suicide this past weekend. 
WGIR was one of the station's purchased by Capstar/AMFM 
(NYSE=" CRB / AMFM " AKA=  AMF ) last year and 
90% of the staff was replaced by the Prophet system. 
(PSI wizard computer automation WAN under Win3.11? ? ? ) 

After years in the business Chris still pulled weekends at the station 
and was seriously thinking of getting back in full-time when he was let go 
like so many have. I'm sure this wasn't the only reason as to why he chose 
to take his life, but I'm sure it had an impact. 

My condolences to his many friends and family. 

We tend to forget how business effects people. 
Have we become so hard, so greedy, so uncaring for our fellow man that 
we would trample all over him just for the sake of Prophet(Tm). 
May this serve as a scorching reminder to those in the corporate world. 
I've watched so many friends lose jobs, lose careers, lose their roots 
from moving to find work, and lose heart. Now it's become much more personal. 

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(Like virtually every other sizable radio player, Clear Channel paid the ratings company to
provide it with ratings and demographic information.) Talks continued during the first quarter of 2001,
a period that coincided with the development of plans for Arbitron to spin off from its parent,
Ceridian Corporation. But these discussions apparently went nowhere, because on March 30,
when Arbitron CEO Stephen B. Morris was slated
to mark his enterprise's initial listing on the New York Stock Exchange by ringing the exchange's closing bell,
Clear Channel sent a letter declaring that
it had no intention of using Arbitron surveys
for the markets in question.
This screw-you gesture spooked potential Arbitron investors, and for good reason. After all,
according to Daily Variety, Clear Channel stations account for 22 percent of Arbitron's total revenue,
and the end of those 130 contracts would result in a loss of around 6.8 percent of its gross.
Despite this nastiness, Clear Channel and Arbitron are still in business together

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 Clear Channel & Payola: 

 The Federal Communications Commission has fined the nation's 
largest radio conglomerate $ 8,000 for violating
payola laws.... 

"This is a weak slap on the wrist from a feeble commission that 
is no match for Clear Channel or any of the other big
radio conglomerates that are powerful players in Washington," 
said Jeff Cohen, founder of Fairness and Accuracy in
reporting, a New York-based media watchdog group. 
"The FCC is obviously ill-equipped to deal with this new
form of payola. It's no longer about some deejay in the
 control room stuffing a few bucks into his back pocket.
These days payola is being done right out in the open
 by huge conglomerates. And nobody in Washington seems to
care." 

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Fair.org

-Los Angeles Times (10/20/00)




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recent Clear Channel changes have meant doing more with much less
-- smaller budgets and fewer employees.
One key way Clear Channel has saved
money is to eliminate hundreds of on-air personality positions
by simply having one company jock send out his or her shows
to dozens of sister stations. The practice is known as "voice tracking,"
and thanks to clever editing, the shows still often sound local in various markets.

But for the company jocks doing the voice tracking and saving Clear Channel millions
in announcer fees, "you get maybe $3 a day," says a former company jock.
"That's forced labor because you don't really have a choice of doing it, and
they're not paying a fair rate."

Another point of contention for some Clear Channel programmers has been the company's
national contests, in which listeners can win big prizes, such as $10,000, if they're the
pre-selected caller dialing into a 1-888 number. The catch is that listeners are simultaneously
competing with Clear Channel listeners in dozens of other markets, making the odds of winning tiny.

Worse, jocks at each of the stations have to make it seem like the winners are local
listeners. They do that by downloading interviews with the winners recorded by Clear
Channel corporate. Then engineers at the various stations dub in the voice of local jocks
"interviewing" the winners to make it seem as if that station's personality is giving away the
big prize.

"It was the most distasteful thing I ever did in broadcasting," says one jock who played
along and "interviewed" contest winners. "You're deceiving the audience."

Florida's attorney general's office agreed. Last year it fined Clear Channel $80,000

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pirate,tube,RF,CITC,fcc,shortwave vs Citadel Communications Corporation,tower,antenna,amateur,1998,2000,Mt.,cell,site,cellsite,Broadcasting & Cable TV, Communications Services, Internet Symbols CCU;Clear Channel Communic., CXR;Cox Radio, Inc., ETM;Entercom Communications, NETR ;NetRadio Corp., SIRI;Sirius Satellite Radio , XMSR;XM Satellite Radio speech,transmitter,CITADEL,Modesto,Stockton,Station,KOSO,KHOP,KDJK,KATM,KBUL,KJAY,KFRY,KJSN,KFIV,KCBC,KPSA SamsDirect Internet Registers 60,000 ".CC" Domain Names Since January 2000 Via www.SPOT.CC; Company Credits It's Marketing Alliance With Clear Channel Communications, Inc. Beverly Hills, CA, March 2, 2000—SamsDirect Internet, the Beverly Hills-based Internet marketing firm announced today that it has registered 60,000 domain names in the top-level ".CC" domain since January of this year. The ".CC" Domain works worldwide just like .com—with the difference being that millions of good .CC domains are still available, while nearly all good .com names have been taken. SamsDirect Internet credited the success of the SPOT.CC marketing campaign to the general public’s appetite for easy-to-remember domain names, the ease of using the company’s www.SPOT.CC Domain Retrieval Service and, most importantly, SamsDirect Internet’s unique marketing alliance with Clear Channel Communications, Inc. Clear Channel is one of the world’s largest radio broadcasters with, including announced acquisitions, over 800 radio stations in the United States alone. "It’s like catching lightning in a bottle," states David Sams, Chairman/CEO of SamsDirect Internet. "The last time I experienced something with this much instant heat was when I launched the Oprah Winfrey Show while head of marketing for King World." "This is truly one of the great marketing stories of the new millenium," states Randall Mays, Executive Vice President and CFO of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. "It clearly illustrates the incredible branding power of Radio as an advertising medium. We are very committed to this effort and plan to make the .CC Domain as popular as .COM." Clear Channel stations benefit from the sale of each domain name sold, and is putting much of the proceeds back into the local markets to enhance each station’s Internet presence. The SPOT.CC marketing campaign began testing in Orlando, Florida earlier this year. National rollout of the SPOT.CC radio advertisements began in early February. Many of the Clear Channel radio stations have, or are in the process of switching their current .com websites to .CC. Some of these include http://www.magic107.cc , Orlando; http://www.y-100.cc , Miami; and the popular http://www.kissfm.cc in Los Angeles. "Our stations are enjoying this promotion," states Clear Channel Radio Group President Randy Michaels. "They feel as though they are at the center of something big on the Internet. It really is a convergence between the two mediums. Our desire is to make .CC the second most popular Domain on the net over the next 12 to 18 months—ahead of .net and .org." "This campaign targets the general consumer who did not think about registering a good .com domain four or five years ago," states Renee Sams, Co-Chair and COO of SamsDirect Internet. "We have moms registering domains for their kids; new brides registering domains to post their wedding pictures; and small business owners registering a good .CC domain to replace a long, not-so-memorable .com domain name. This is the public's second chance to grab a good Domain while they're available." About Clear Channel Communications Clear Channel Communications, Inc., is a global leader in the out-of-home advertising industry with radio and television stations and outdoor displays in 36 countries around the world. Including announced transactions, Clear Channel operates 830 radio and 19 television stations in the United States and has the equity interests in over 240 radio stations internationally. Clear Channel also operates more that 550,000 outdoor advertising displays, including billboards, street furniture and transit panels across the world. The Company is headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. For more information, visit www.clearchannel.cc. About SamsDirect Internet SamsDirect Internet is a division of David Sams Industries, Inc. (DSI). DSI has its world headquarters in Beverly Hills, CA. The Company’s direct-to-consumer marketing division is responsible for campaigns that have generated over $100 million via the Internet, radio and television. Prior to forming DSI, David Sams was head of marketing for King World where he helped to turn WHEEL OF FORTUNE, JEOPARDY!, and OPRAH WINFREY into household names. The company’s TV division has won nine Emmy awards and numerous advertising awards. Certain statements in this release constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. For more information, contact: SamsDirect Internet David Sams Chairman/CEO (310) 772-0770 Clear Channel Communications Randy Michaels President, Radio (606) 655-6500

 


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WJJJ-FM, Pittsburgh PD Clarke Ingram fired while mother is in ICU.
Clear Channel also canned four other WJJJ full-time staff members last Monday in favor of virtual voice tracking –
where a parttimer records program content and the station can go jockless.
Ingram had been with WJJJ-FM for two years.
His mother has been ill and he is attending to her while looking for future employment. 





Earnest James managed Clear Channel stations in New Orleans 
for six years before leaving voluntarily this spring
 to run four Infinity Broadcasting stations in
 San Francisco. 
"When I started at Clear Channel it was great, 
a great place to work," he says. 
"What happened was the culture changed when the company grew.
Management became Randy-ized, which is much more contentious. 
The culture changed to the point of making me
 uncomfortable going to work every day." 

In what employees suggest was a typically heavy-handed 
Clear Channel move, the company's Indianapolis stations 
recently pulled out of a fundraising dinner for the
Indiana Children's Wish Fund, after management learned
 that a radio competitor, the CEO of Emmis Communications,
 would be honored at the dinner. According
to the Indianapolis Star, the local Clear Channel GM 
even asked for his $5,000 charity donation back; 
Emmis made up the difference to the Children's Wish Fund. 

- - - - - - - -


 - - - -

For jocks and programmers, recent Clear Channel changes 
have meant doing more with much less --

 smaller budgets and fewer employees.

 One key way 

Clear Channel has saved money is to eliminate
 hundreds of on-air personality positions 



by simply having one company jock send out his or her shows 
to dozens of sister stations.

 The practice is known as "voice tracking,"
 and thanks to clever editing, 
the shows still often sound local in various markets. 

But for the company jocks doing the voice tracking 
and saving Clear Channel millions in announcer fees, 
"you get maybe $3,000 a year," says a former company
 jock. 
"That's forced labor because you don't really have 
a choice of doing it, and they're not paying a fair rate." 

Another point of contention for some Clear Channel programmers 
has been the company's national contests,
 in which listeners can win big prizes, such as $10,000,
if they're the pre-selected caller dialing 
into a 1-888 number. 
The catch is that listeners are simultaneously
 competing with Clear Channel listeners in dozens of other
markets, making the odds of winning tiny. 

Worse, jocks at each of the stations have to make it 
seem like the winners are local listeners. 
They do that by downloading interviews with the winners recorded by
Clear Channel corporate. 
Then engineers at the various stations dub in the voice of local jocks
 "interviewing" the winners to make it seem as if that station's
personality is giving away the big prize. 

"It was the most distasteful thing I ever did in broadcasting,
" says one jock who played along and "interviewed" contest winners. 
"You're deceiving the audience." 

Florida's attorney general's office agreed. 
Last year it fined Clear Channel $80,000 for deceptive trade practices



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For further information, contact Pam Taylor, Clear Channel Radio PR (859) 655-6523 or Rebecca Allmon, Clear Channel Worldwide (210) 822-2828.


Austin: An Austin-based public interest group that tracks money in Texas
politics criticized Governor George W. Bush today for his preliminary
decision to ignore the voluntary presidential campaign spending limits
adopted in the wake of the Watergate scandal.(r)
"Governor Bush's decision to blow the lid off the presidential
George Bush will rely on millions of dollars in special-interest money
to fund his television blitz of the key primary states,"
said Texans for Public Justice (TPJ) Director Craig McDonald.
"Bush is no conservative when it comes to stockpiling campaign cash,
and he has demonstrated little compassion for political reform."


Bush's Top Contributors, 1998 Governor's Race
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=---=-=-=---------------=-=-==-=-
* Contributors who gave over $50,000 *
-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Name Company or home city $$$$$

Thomas O. Hicks Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst CLEAR CHANNEL $70,000

L. Lowry Mays
Clear Channel Communications $51,000

R. Steven Hicks
Capstar Broadcasting $51,000


from Texans for Public Justice is a non-profit, non-partisan research and advocacy

Gov. Ann Richards, who took $17,500 in campaign contributions from Hicks before her defeat.

from http://www.clarionledger.com/news/0106/03/m04.html

Hicks and his brother, Steven, have donated $146,000 to Gov. George W. Bush's campaigns.

Documents from the Center for Responsive Politics,
a nonprofit research group based in Washington that tracks political donations,
show Clear Channel gave the Republican National Committee $80,000 on June 20.
L. Lowry Mays gave the Republican National Committee $8,950 on Jan. 30, 2000,
$3,206 on Jan. 18, 2000,
and $2,500 on Feb. 1, 2000.
Mays also gave President Bush $1,000 in soft money on two separate occasions — March 16, 1999, and May 4, 2000.
Peggy Mays, the 1st wife of L. Lowry Mays, has also given thousands of dollars to the GOP
and $20,000 to Bush on June 20.

it go's on to say...
reports show San Antonio-based Clear Channel Communications,
its chairman and CEO L. Lowry Mays and president Mark Mays
have given soft money contributions to the Republican Party since 1999.
Clear Channel, the owners of WMSI-102.9 and WSTZ-106.7 in Jackson,
decided this week to stop airing an ad accusing U.S. Rep. Chip Pickering, R-Miss.,
of sitting idly while gasoline prices rise.


here we see the money flowing from the clear channel gang to the bush kid.


from What's Happening with the Pension Fund? -- Part 10
by Charles Schwartz, Professor Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley
schwartz@physics.berkeley.edu June 6, 2001

"The George W. Bush Success Story" and
"A heartwarming tale about baseball, $1.7 billion, and a lot of swell friends."
Here are a couple of summarizing quotes:

"Although neither Bush nor Hicks knew it then [when Bush was elected Governor of Texas in 1994],
each would considerably enhance the other's fortune."

"In a certain sense, all this favoritism by UTIMCO was merely business as usual.
It was and is, as they say, the corporate culture of the financial industry."









 

SHOCK JOCK CASE -- The Stanislaus County district attorney's office 
will not file charges against 
a Los Angeles radio show host who asked women working in 
Rep. Gary Condit's office on-air questions
 that the women considered abusive. 
The incident occurred July 12, when

 John Kobylt of KFI-AM ( a CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ) 

and a partner went to the congressman's Modesto district office with radio gear.
Kobylt went inside and began asking insulting questions, said Lisa Mantarro Moore,
 Pat Austin, Maggie Mejia and Jackie Mullen.
 The women said he asked one of them 
if she had slept with Condit to get her job
 and called another a "fat b----." 
Deputy District Attorney Dave Harris said Wednesday 
that the radio host is protected by First Amendment free speech guarantees 
and did not commit a crime.
 ( assult - verbal Look it up mr D.A. )
The women said they were disappointed 
and would complain to Harris' boss, the LAME 
District Attorney James Brazelton.





















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