Bad Mouth or Free Mouth, He Ruffles Genteel Airwaves
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If freedom of expression has limits in Canada, Jean-FranÃ§ois Fillion, a radio shock jock on CHOI-FM, is testing them.
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Tycho:  I can really do without a lot of the corporate sniping that happens in this industry.  Plus, as a licensed demagogue, they're horning in on my territory when they say ridiculous things or make baseless verbal assaults!  I mean, I have mouths to feed.  Seriously, I have more than one mouth.
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HE HAD the best ears on the radio. From Jimi Hendrix to the progressive rock of Captain Beefheart and Pink Floyd in the late 1960s, to the punk phenomenon of The Clash and The Undertones in the seventies, and
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Barking, repressive, unworkable ideas are clearly catching
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Mobile and wireless columnist says something is wrong when even an engineer like him finds it difficult to use mobile devices and other technology.
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By MARILYN RAUBER  Kevin J. Martin might not be a household name, but as the nation's telecommunications czar, the 40-year-old controls a lot of what you see, hear and read.
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By Joan Kent, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Sep. 12--Lest residents come down too hard on the city regarding the train whistles, this is what I understand happened, in a nutshell.
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Performance venues there can now install signal-jamming equipment to deal with rude mobile-phone users.
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A grass-roots movement is gaining momentum to turn down the decibel level on all things annoying.
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To hear him, you&#39;d think the guy was some wide-eyed, talk-radio type prattling on about the latest kid to slip a couple of tackles.
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Mike Elgan isn't being flip, but he wonders about users who don't change their behavior in the face of mounting evidence that wireless usage poses health risks.
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Keith Olbermann  sometimes feels as if he's out there by himself on the high  wire, a lone (or nearly lone) voice of reason in a world gone  mad.
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Read on to find out why this sound leader earns such devotion.
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Howard Stern plans to be on the airwaves after 2005, but if his fans want to hear him they&#39;ll need a new type of radio. The nation&#39;s most famous shock-jock, one who created legions of imitators in the radio
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The public-radio personality talks about taking on another medium, why his program wonât be like ââ60 Minutesââ and why he went to Showtime, even though he usually doesnât watch it.
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He runs his mouth so often for so long that you have to wonder when Terrell Owens finds time to breathe. Owensâ latest controversy began Sunday, when his Philadelphia Eagles beat Baltimore 15-10 and he celebrated
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Members of the audience dash off suddenly during his show. Others talk on cell phones, read novels or wolf down sandwiches.