iHeartMedia Helps Raise Awareness for Clinton Foundation's 'No Ceilings' Campaign

iHeartMedia, in participation with the Clinton Foundation's 'No Ceilings' initiative, is helping raise awareness for gender inequality issues with a symbolic, but powerful, gesture.

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iHeartMedia, in participation with the Clinton Foundation’s No Ceilings initiative, is helping raise awareness for gender inequality issues with a symbolic, but powerful, gesture.

The mass media company announced this morning that more than 185 of iHeartMedia’s radio stations will play songs without female vocal tracks, while Clear Channel Outdoor’s New York’s Times Square billboards will replace female images with “NOT-THERE.org” (seen in the image above) to demonstrate that “we’re not there yet” on gender quality.

“For iHeartMedia, International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate the invaluable contributions that women have made to the world, but most especially within music and entertainment, and set this stage for future progress,” said Gayle Troberman, EVP and CMO for iHeartMedia, Inc. “It

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