By Noah Davis on August 14, 2007 12:09 PM
Don Imus, who was fired from WFAN and MSNBC for racist comments, has reached a settlement with CBS although the terms were not disclosed. According to the Associated Press he is in talks with WABC Radio in New York. Reverend Al Sharpton, who was instrumental in the firing, said he would not stand in the way of Imus’ future employment.
— Ron Mwangaguhunga
Update: Drudge Report is reporting that Imus agreed to a $20 million settlement, and a “top radio executive strongly dismisses Imus will be offered WABC slot.”
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