To lure a prominent former senator to its corner office, the Motion Picture Association of America reported paying Chris Dodd more than $2.4 million in 2011. This first disclosure of Dodd's MPAA salary represents just nine and a half months on the job. It's also 80 percent higher than earnings of former MPAA chief Dan Glickman. In his nearly six-year tenure, Glickman's take-home pay never cracked the $1.4 million ceiling. Adjusting for inflation, Dodd's full-year salary, reported next year, might even match MPAA icon Jack Valenti's compensation. MPAA compensation history*partial-year salary Chris Dodd $2.4 million* 2011 Dan Glickman $1.1 million* 2010 Dan… Read More