Re: Rock 101 off the air Saturday?

[hopper <wlnhwbhg@lr.net>]

Garrett Wollman wrote:
> 
> One thing to ponder: even if Capstar went under, Hicks, Muse would
> still come out having made a killing.  They make their money from
> management fees charged to the investors in their venture funds, even
> if the company loses money.  So long as they trust Hicks, he's free to
> run the stations ino the ground.  (So said an article in one of the
> big business magazines I read a few months ago, which made me somewhat
> concerned, since pension plans are some of the biggest investors in
> thse funds.)

Would this mean that Capstar is simply an investment vehicle designed to avenge 
the loss of soothing beautiful music for senile senior citizens? 

Hopper

cc: Oliver Stone

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