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September 30, 2009

NPR's Simon defends his $300,648 annual salary

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A listener questioned Scott Simon's pay after it was included in a recent Washington Post survey. "There are a few other people in public radio who earn more, both at weekly and daily programs," says the "Weekend Edition Saturday" host. "Most everybody in commercial broadcasting earns a lot more."
> NPR CEO Schiller reduces her own pay

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