
"In light of the buyouts (newsroom), layoffs (business side), hiring freezes, and tightened caps on raises in 2008," the reader says, "we will all be very interested to see what executive compensation looks like for 2007. It would be a nice surprise to see some top-down sacrifice and leadership, if this management team is capable."
Publishers, TV station managers and other GCI business heads decide what department heads get in bonuses and wages at the local level.

[Images: Magner, Forbes magazine; this morning's USA Today, Newseum. The paper's lead story says "some of the nation's most elite -- and expensive -- colleges are developing initiatives aimed at relieving the financial burden for typical American families."]
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