Infinity president says Stern to fulfill contract
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Howard Stern is expected to stay on broadcast radio through the end of his contract next year, while Infinity Broadcasting looks &quot;feverishly&quot; for a replacement, the shock jock&#39;s boss said yesterday.
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Howard Stern hinted broadly yesterday that he might continue his involvement with Viacom after he switches to censor-free satellite radio in 15 months.
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Indiana forward Ron Artest, speaking to ESPN.com in a phone interview, vowed Thursday that the Pacers can count on him for the rest of the season.
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National Basketball Association Commissioner David Stern said on Tuesday he expects to sign a new television deal, one that includes a "healthy" increase over the current $4.6 billion terms, before the end of the current 2006-07 basketball season.
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By Wendy Brown, The Santa Fe New Mexican  Feb. 11--ALBUQUERQUE -- Chris Duncan, general manager of Comcast in Albuquerque, wants his company to come to an agreement with KRQE officials about the rights to future high-definition television broadcasts as soon as possible.
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Only 21 years old, Dwight Howard already says he wants to retire in Orlando. He committed to sticking around for a while longer Thursday, as the former No. 1 overall pick signed a five-year contract extension worth approximately $80 million.
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Radio shock jock Howard Stern, who  is moving to satellite radio to avoid broadcast decency rules,  traded verbal jabs on air with Federal Communications  Commission Chairman Michael Powell on Tuesday, charging him  with nepotism and undermining free speech.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Shock jock Howard Stern&#39;s jump to satellite radio could create a $180 million windfall for Europe&#39;s biggest chip maker, STMicroelectronics, which becomes the new chip supplier to Sirius Satellite Radio Inc.
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Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher agreed to a contract extension that will keep him with the team though 2011, according to a club official familiar with the negotiations.
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&#39;Down With the FCC!&#39; Howard Stern Says at New York Rally to Promote Switch to Satellite Radio. Radio host Howard Stern, below center, waits as thousands of his fans line up to receive a free Sirius radio from him in Union Square in New York Thursday, Nov.
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Howard Stern has long had two words for the Federal Communications Commission &#151; and in 15 months, he can finally utter them on the air. The self-proclaimed "King of All Media," perhaps the most influential radio voice of the last 20 years, is shifting his salacious act to satellite radio and freeing himself from the increasingly harsh glare of federal regulators.
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Sirius claims it will need to generate only one million more subscribers to pay for the five-year, US$500 million deal with Stern.
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In his first public-speaking engagement since taking the reins 80 days ago, Sirius Satellite Radio chief executive Mel Karmazin said Wednesday that he believes having Howard Stern onboard will bring millions of subscribers as well as advertising revenue to the company.
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The Washington Wizards' President of  Basketball Operations Ernie Grunfeld has signed a multi-year  contract extension, the club said Wednesday.
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Don Nelson and the Golden State Warriors agreed to a new contract Sunday, keeping Nelson as the team's coach again this season.
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Rod Thorn, who built the New Jersey Nets into National Basketball Association contenders, will return as president and CEO.
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NEW YORK - Top-ranked shock jock Howard Stern said Wednesday that he will abandon his syndicated morning radio show to join Sirius satellite radio in 15 months, freeing him from government regulators and allowing him to "bring my fans my show my way."  "I've decided what my future is," Stern told his millions of listeners in announcing his five-year, multimillion-dollar contract. "It's not this kind of radio any more."   Stern, who battled for years with the FCC and conservative critics over his salacious show's content, will move to the national distributor of commercial-free music and sport programming when his contract with Infinity Broadcasting expires in 15 months...