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Howard Stern to Sirus
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 8:41 pm
by Reynoma
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...dc_32I say, good riddance. I was into his stuff when I was younger, but quickly got bored after about the 900th time of doing the same thing.
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (Reynoma)
Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 11:28 pm
by kostby
Quote » From San Jose Mercury News:Michael Harrison, the editor of Talkers Magazine, a journal that follows talk radio, (said) "It won't kill terrestrial radio, but it will provide it with more challenges."IMHO the only challenge for 'terrestrial radio' will be for station program directors to find 4 to 5 hours of filth & depravity each day, once Stern leaves!Bubba the Love Sponge, are you listening???
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (Reynoma)
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 2:19 am
by wicked1981
Howard Stern is great!!!!!!!
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (wicked1981)
Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 2:22 am
by drunkenmaxx
howard stern is a load of laughs... sometimes. all the political crap is anoying, but when they do bits and games, i love it! i wont be subscribing to satellite radio just to hear it though
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (Reynoma)
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 12:28 am
by Z600
Stern bores me to tears. They call him a "shock-jock", but I've never been shocked, amazed, disgusted.... anything. So he's got a stripper today. So he's got a deformed midget. So the stripper's gonna perform "favors" for the midget. I don't care, people do dumb, sick stuff all the time. He's nothing new, just over-hyped.~~Z600
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (Z600)
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 12:49 am
by wicked1981
Quote, originally posted by Z600 »Stern bores me to tears. They call him a "shock-jock", but I've never been shocked, amazed, disgusted.... anything. So he's got a stripper today. So he's got a deformed midget. So the stripper's gonna perform "favors" for the midget. I don't care, people do dumb, sick stuff all the time. He's nothing new, just over-hyped.~~Z600What other radio show do you know does this? Only one I know so thats why I listen. Its better than listening to some boring guy talk about what he did the previous day.
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (Reynoma)
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 9:39 pm
by Stang2Vibe
Quote, originally posted by Reynoma »I say, good riddance. I was into his stuff when I was younger, but quickly got bored after about the 900th time of doing the same thing.Amen to that!!!
Re: Howard Stern to Sirus (kostby)
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 9:44 pm
by Stang2Vibe
Quote, originally posted by kostby »IMHO the only challenge for 'terrestrial radio' will be for station program directors to find 4 to 5 hours of filth & depravity each day, once Stern leaves!I thought of this, too. I'm glad to see him leave the public airwaves (where I think that he clearly didn't belong), but it invites a new problem. There is no shortage of other sick and depraved people out there who will now be encouraged and enticed to come forward and be the "new" Howard Stern. It has the potential to be even worse than before. I look around every day and have to wonder to myself, "what in the hell is wrong with people?"
Re: (cibomatto)
Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2004 9:50 pm
by Stang2Vibe
Quote, originally posted by cibomatto »Liek [sic] him or hate him I think this is a good move for Sirius Radio. If the numbers that Sirius' representatives have been touting are accurate and actually do pan out, then yes, it was probably a good business decision--strictly monetarily speaking.One thing is for sure, though. If I do choose to get satellite radio in the future, you can be darn sure that it won't be with Sirius! I have to wonder if the subscribers and potential subscribers that Sirius is now handing to their competition by making this deal with Stern will create more losses than what they gain from it? If there is a shred of decency left in this world, then they should lose their shirts in this deal.