I think ClearChannel maybe missing the point. With terrestial radio you only have some many listening options, and CC was voracious in taking over as many stati

I think ClearChannel maybe missing the point. With terrestial radio you only have some many listening options, and CC was voracious in taking over as many stations as they could, then driving costs down by homogenizing across their stations. But the net is all about personalization and choice. Their strong-arming Facebook "like" clicks in exchange for listening is another tactic that might work if you're the only game in town, but they're not. And most of the people I know dislike their mediocre programming. I suspect the only people calling this a "pandora killer" are CC's marketing people.