Clear Channel Said to Weigh Selling Itself

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New York Times, October 26, 2006
By Ken Belson and Andrew Ross Sorkin

The Mays Family, which built Clear Channel Communications into the country's largest network of radio stations through decades of acquisitions, is in negotiations to be taken private by a consortium of investors for more than $18.5 billion, people involved in the talks said yesterday.

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