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"Inside Radio" reports that Loretta Lynn Harper, the woman involved in the Opie & Anthony sex-stunt will appear on "Celebrity Justice" to apologize and tell her side of the story. It's said she does not have nice words for "Opie & Anthony" saying, "[They] are out there with their $30 million contract living the good life." Harper says her life has been devastated by the publicity and also now says she and her boyfriend, Brian Florence, never really had sex in St. Patrick's Cathedral. The couple is still facing indecency charges because of the incident.

"InternetNews.com" is reporting small webcasters won a reprieve from the recording industry's collecting agency. A temporary payment plan has been put forward which would let small broadcasters, who qualify under their definition, slip by with a $500 dollar payment for each year they've been streaming since 1998 up to a maximum fee of $2500 dollars.

"Measurecast" , the company that pioneered measuring listenership of online Radio, has been gobbled up by Arbitron, the company which made its name by measuring listenership at traditional Radio stations.

"Inside Radio" also says don't be surprised if you hear about a show called "The Dream Doctor" sometime in the future. This new Radio show, hosted by Dr. Charles McPhee, is slowly being rolled out by Cox Broadcasting. So far, it is on Cox stations in Atlanta, Miami, San Antonio and Tulsa. More to follow.

"Streaming Industry News Weekly Review" has a short blurb in its latest issue of interest to gamers Do you revere the Final Fantasy series of video games? Then, you might want to check out "Final Fantasy Radio". That's right: a web stream dedicated soley to the instrumental music from the "Final Fantasy" Series and a few more choice video game series.

- Corey Deitz

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