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Kyle & Jackie's $200M Split: ARN's New Strategy

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ARN Medias $200M Contract with Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O Henderson Unravels: A Financial Win Amid Tough Times

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Kyle & Jackie's $200M Split: ARN's New Strategy

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0:00In Sydney today, March 4th, Australian radio stars Kyle Sandelands and Jackie Elhenderson just saw their huge $200 million contract with ARN Media Unravel. Signed two and a half years ago, it paid them $10 million each per year and kept their Sydney station on top of the ratings for years. The duo's shock jock style drew big crowds in Sydney but bombed with Melbourne listeners stalling ARN's expansion plans. Their on-air partnership soured in February when Kyle made personal digs at Jackie, prompting her to walk away from the morning drive show. ARN now calls Kyle's behavior a contract breach and gave him 14 days to fix it by getting the pair back together. That's looking unlikely and the company is spinning the split as a financial win amid tough times. Shares in ARN jumped 1.5% on the news after a 41% drop over the past year. The network faces a 10% revenue slum next year and needs to cut $40 million in costs

1:00due to weak ad spending. Meanwhile, ARN is backing Jackie with possible new roles while shifting focus under new boss Michael Stevenson toward digital radio and podcasts too. Broad in revenue. This breakup might not be the final chapter yet. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Playback. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort. S-O-L-L-I. SullyPillow.com. Playback. Press play. Let the pillow do the rest. Sound meets comfort. S-O-L-I. SullyPillow.com. Playback.

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