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GAMCO is Considering Contacting Individuals Concerning Serving on the Board of Directors of Public Companies
Business Wire, Sept 24, 2008
RYE, N.Y. -- GAMCO Investors, Inc. (NYSE: GBL) announced today that it is considering contacting individuals concerning their interest and their qualifications to serve on the Board of Directors of public companies.
This inquiry is likely to result in feedback to companies in which we have 13-d filings, as well as further dialogue with these companies concerning the use of cash flow, and corporate governance such as poison pills. Accordingly, we thought it better for us to disclose that we are considering undertaking this activity "en masse".
A list of companies that we are reviewing for discussion includes:
CH ENERGY GROUP HOLDING PENNICHUCK CORP. CABLEVISION SYSTEMS CORP. TELEPHONE & DATA SYSTEMS, INC. FISHER COMMUNICATIONS STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS, INC. MEDIA GENERAL, INC. GAYLORD ENTERTAINMENT, INC. MYERS INDUSTRIES, INC. ALPHARMA INC. US CELLULAR CORPORATION SONESTA INTERNATIONAL HOTELS CORPORATION TRANS-LUX CORPORATION
GAMCO Investors, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manages private advisory accounts (GAMCO Asset Management Inc.), mutual funds and closed-end funds (Gabelli Funds, LLC), and partnerships and offshore funds (Gabelli Securities, Inc.). As of June 30, 2008, GAMCO had approximately $28.3 billion in assets under management.
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