Clear Channel sanitizes station playlists

When most of the commerical radio stations in the US are owned by a small number of firms, who needs government censorship? Clear Channel, one of the oligopolists, banned 200 songs from their stations after the bombings. You won’t hear “New York, New York”, or “Imagine” on a Clear Channel station, and that’s probably half or more of the commercial stations in the US. Cowards.

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