Clear Channel

On the Media | May 5, 2011
America’s largest radio broadcast company has been accused of muscling the music and radio businesses for some time. Clear Channel’s hardball business practices have finally gotten the attention of Washington regulators and legislators, but can the beltway get the bully of the radio industry to back down? Bob talks to Salon.com senior writer Eric Boehlert.

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