GCI's directors: Starting on the top row, left to right, with powerful executive committee members in boldface: Dubow, Elias, Harper, Louis, Magner, McCune, McFarland, Shalala, Shapiro and Williams.
Shareholders today re-elected Chairman and CEO Craig Dubow, Howard D. Elias, Marjorie Magner, Scott K. McCune, Duncan M. McFarland, Donna E. Shalala, Neal Shapiro and Karen Hastie Williams to the board of directors at the annual meeting. Each received more than 95% of the votes cast, Corporate says.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
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Are you questioning whether or not the count is correct?
ReplyDeleteSounds like same old same old. Translated: GCI continues downward....
ReplyDeleteI see pink and white people!
ReplyDelete1:10 pm: I question everything.
ReplyDelete"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
ReplyDelete-Albert Einstein
Guess the voters want the same old same old.
Guess the voters want the same old same old.
ReplyDeleteVOTERS=OWNERS
Jim:
ReplyDeleteAre you suggesting there is a possibility that corporate could be falsifying proxy votes?
Was anybody from Warren Buffet's, group at the meeting.
ReplyDeleteSurely Warren Buffet has more sense than to invest Berkshire Hathaway money in Gannett!
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ReplyDeleteWorst news I've ever read on this board.
ReplyDeleteProud to say they didn't get my vote
ReplyDeletedon't blame me I didn't vote for them!
ReplyDeleteKeep after them Jim!
I for one voted 100% opposite what the board suggested.
ReplyDeleteI don't recall: Are all proxy votes cast in the default direction unless the shareholders vote otherwise?
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