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Pugh Exits Clear Channel's San Diego Cluster
Bill Pugh is out as Clear Channel’s operations manager for San Diego, about two years into the job, which included programming duties for country KUSS-FM. His major-market experience includes being the PD of Sporting News Radio. Radio-Info.com’s San Diego discussion board is talking about the cut.
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