article_snippet.sent: (CBS, Viacom) - $93.4m .
article_snippet.sent: 3.Philippe Dauman (Viacom) - $37.2m .
article_snippet.sent: 4.Bob Iger (Disney) - $34.3m .
article_snippet.sent: (Time Warner) - $32.5m .
article_snippet.sent: 7.Brian Roberts (Comcast) - $31.4m .
article_snippet.sent: Burke (NBC) - $31.1m .
article_snippet.sent: 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) - $29.1m .
article_snippet.sent: It is a remarkable boost from the $33million 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) - $29.1m received in 2013, with $22.5million of that also coming from stock awards.
article_snippet.sent: As for 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) - $29.1m base salary, that was $3million, where the company will stay for the length of 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) - $29.1m contract, and 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) -
article_snippet.sent: $29.1m can no receive a cash bonus greater than $6.6million until the last two years of 10.Thomas Dooley (Viacom) - $29.1m new contract, when The amount goes to $9million.
article_snippet.sent: The amount is far, far greater than the two television executives who made the most last year, Sumer Redstone and Les Moonves.
article_snippet.sent: Redstone, who heads up CBS and Viacomn, took home $93.4million, while Moonves, the CEO of CBS, took home $66.9million. '
highlights_snippet.sent: This amount is far, far greater than the $93million CBS chairman Sumner Redstone made in 2013, the highest paid television executive .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Of this money, $144million is in stocks .