Stern Continues To Rage Against Clear Channel
On Day 2 of Howard Stern's banishment from Clear Channel radio stations, the nationally syndicated shock jock continued his war of words against the company and its Radio Division CEO, John Hogan. Read more. Official Clear Channel Statement On Howard Stern's Removal
Here is the official statement issued by Clear Channel on the removal of the Howard Stern show from the company's radio properties. Battle of the Quotes: Howard Stern vs. John Hogan vs. Mel Karmazin
Here are recent revealing quotes from major players in the ongoing controversy over indecency on Radio from Howard Stern, Clear Channel CEO John Hogan and Infinity Broadcasting CEO, Mel Karmazin. Howard Stern Yanked From Clear Channel Stations
In a wave of house cleaning that continues to shake the foundation of shock radio, now Howard Stern has been suspended from Clear Channel radio stations in 6 markets for "vulgar, offensive and insulting" Remarks. Read More. Radio Crucifixion? The Passion of The Sponge
The recent firing of "Bubba The Love Sponge" occurred for many reasons including economics and regulatory pressure. Was he released as a sacrifical lamb or to set an example? Read more. (commentary/analysis) Clear Channel Imposes Strict New Standards For Radio Stations And On-Air Talent
Today Clear Channel Communications announced a new "Responsible Broadcasting Initiative" to make sure the material aired by its radio stations conforms to the standards and sensibilities of the local communities they serve. A new Zero Tolerance policy is now in effect for the company's on-air talent. Read More.
Man Who Murdered San Diego Radio Personality Jack Merker Sentenced To Prison
The man who murdered former San Diego Radio personality, Jack Merker, has been sentenced to 15 years to life. More on the crime and Merker's career. National Public Radio Now Offers NPR Commemorative Label Wines and Wine Club
A new frontier for fundraising: National Public Radio now offers NPR custom label wines and an NPR monthly wine club. Read more. BBC Radio 2's "Mark And Lard" To Go Separate Ways
The popular afternoon comedy team on BBC Radio 2, "Mark And Lard" have announced they will split up later this year. Read more. This Week In Radio History: February 21 - 29
This Week In Radio History: February 21 - 29 This Week In Radio History: February 10 - 20
This week in Radio history, February 10 - 20 Latest Net Radio Ratings From Arbitron: MUSICMATCH, Radio@AOL and LAUNCH On Top
MUSICMATCH was the Top Non-Commercial Internet Broadcaster in January According to Arbitron Internet Broadcast Ratings. Radio@AOL Network and LAUNCH were the top-ranked commercial Internet Broadcasters. See the Top 15 plus more details. Radio And The Internet: Potentially A Deadly Mix Of Misinformation
The latest John Kerry scandal, allegations of an affair, was taken from the Internet and immediately distributed by Radio to all corners of the country within a few hours. The ability to quickly broadcast information and misinformation is a double-edged sword that must be wielded carefully. Read more. Deejay/Veejay Wendy Williams Busy On Radio And TV
Wendy Williams is one of the hottest deejays in New York City. Here's a little information about her personal life and career. Rick Dees Leaves KIIS-FM Morning Show After 22 Years
Longtime KIIS-FM, Los Angeles morning man, Rick Dees, informed his audience this morning that he would no longer be doing that station's morning show after 22 years. Word is Ryan Seacrest will replace him. Details... XM Radio To Debut "Mob Hits" On Anniversary Of St. Valentine's Day Massacre
XM Satellite Radio is set to debut "Mob Hits", a gangland story of rival mobs battling over the music business in the 1950s. The production was written, produced, and performed by XM Radio talent. Read more.
Clear Channel Radio Stations Will Search For "Radio Star"
Clear Channel Radio and Sony Music are teaming up for a national search to find a "Radio Star". The contest begins February 16, 2004. Contestants will submit entries through a special website and the competition will be aired during a weekly, one-hour radio show hosted by American Idol's Ryan Seacrest and Elvis Duran from Z100 in New York. Up for grabs: $50,000 and a recording contract plus more. Details... Police Blow Up Radio Sportcaster's Equipment
What happens when a Radio sportscaster for the University of Rhode Island basketball team leaves his broadcasting gear in the wrong place? Read on... Philly's Classic Rock 102.9 WMGK To Celebrate Beatle Anniversary
Philadephia radio station 102.9 WMGK-FM is planning an all-day live remote broadcast to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Beatles coming to America. Read more. Z100 Night Jocks Romeo & Niko Now Starring In Their Own Online Game
Z100, New York City's "Hit Music" station has introduced an online game featuring night deejays, Romeo and Niko. Players have to get the two from Romeo's apartment to the Z100 studios while avoiding a host of obstacles. Gamers can play for a cash prize, too. Read more and the play. WKSU-FM Pushes Way Into Arbitron Internet Broadcast Ratings
In the latest Arbitron Internet Broadcast Ratings, Kent State University's WKSU-FM has edged itself into the Top 15 Internet Broadcasters. On top: AOL Radio@Network and LAUNCH. Which other streams are on the winning list? See it here. XM Satellite Radio Drops Commercials On All Music Streams
XM Satellite Radio announced today it had eliminated all commercials from its music streams. In addition, the service has added new channels and plans programming specials in February. Read more. This Week In Radio History: January 21-31
This week in Radio history, January 21 - 31 This Week In Radio History: February 1 - 10
This week in Radio history, February 1 - 10. Sirius Satellite Radio Shakes Up Programming With 12 New Streams
Sirius Satellite Radio has made changes to its programming lineup. Eight streams have been "retired" and 12 new entertainment, talk and music streams are replacing them with names like "Classic Vinyl", "Buzzsaw", "Faction", "Chill", "Cracked Up Comedy", "Raw Dog" and "Tropical. Read more.
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