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This is why popular music sucks, from Fortune.com :

Lowry Mays is the Big Daddy of radio. The founder and CEO of Clear Channel, Mays oversees 1,233 radio stations with some 100 million listeners across all 50 states, and runs a company with $8 billion in revenues and a $23 billion market cap. But ask Mays about what he does for a living and you won’t hear much about musicians or how to bring up ratings or who’s the best DJ. Those things don’t interest him much. Truth is, Mays isn’t that passionate about what goes out over the airwaves. As long as his broadcasts sell ads, he’s happy. “If anyone said we were in the radio business, it wouldn’t be someone from our company,” says Mays, 67. “We’re not in the business of providing news and information. We’re not in the business of providing well-researched music. We’re simply in the business of selling our customers products.”