Stern saying goodbye to FM radio
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After years of being flogged and fined by federal decency police, fed-up FM yapper Howard Stern announced plans Wednesday to give unregulated satellite radio a try when his contract expires in 15 months.
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They were the first to leave the mothership. Now Howard Stern is joining their orbit. What's life like for shock jocks in the zero-gravity atmosphere of satellite radio?
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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...
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It's Howard Stern like you never heard him before he switched   to satellite.
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Sirius Satellite Radio said on   Tuesday that reports suggesting that shock jock Howard Stern   was planning a return to mainstream radio was "wrong."
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NEW YORK - Howard Stern, the controversial talk radio host who is the scourge of conservative Americans, is quitting Viacom to host his show on the satellite radio service Sirius as part of five-year, multimillion-dollar deal.
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The FCC is being cut out of the loop (thank God) via Sirius, its management, Howard Stern and the legendary Mel Karmazin. XM Radio is playing a leading role now, but the real noise is being generated by Sirius.
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Viacom Inc.'s Infinity radio unit expects ribald morning talk show host Howard Stern to remain with the company through the end of his contract, which expires at the end of next year, a top executive said on Tuesday.
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Sirius signs Howard Stern to a multiyear deal, and "investors" lose their minds.
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By Don Aucoin and Clea Simon, Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent | October 7, 2004. Saying he was &quot;tired of the censorship,&quot; Howard Stern, the controversial &quot;shock jock&quot; and self-anointed &quot;King of All Media
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Howard Stern, the top-ranked radio disc jockey, is leaving Infinity Broadcasting to join Sirius satellite radio, beginning in January, 2006.
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Howard Stern, surrounded by strippers and cheered by thousands of fans, began promoting his switch to satellite radio Thursday at a rally where he handed out free boom boxes and satellite subscriptions.
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NEW YORK In a deal estimated to be worth $100 million a year for five years, Howard Stern, one of the most popular personalities in American radio, said Wednesday he had signed a contract with Sirius Satellite Radio and would leave his longtime job at
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The news that shock jock Howard Stern is jumping from free AM/FM radio to pay satellite radio has brought instant attention to the young medium.
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Top-ranked shock jock Howard Stern says he is leaving Infinity Broadcasting Corp. to join Sirius satellite radio, beginning in January 2006, where he'll get the national audience he has coveted.
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Shock jock Howard Stern, a lightning rod for furors over broadcast standards, won&#39;t have to take network heat much longer. The trash-mouthed provocateur is ditching over-the-air radio to claim his future in orbit: via satellite radio.
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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.