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Anyone tried satellite radio yet?

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 Infinity Broadcasting in January 2006.
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Stern said by telephone Wednesday that his decision was driven both by a desire to help build satellite radio, which is not regulated by the federal government, and by the need to escape what has become ever-increasing restrictions on the content of his program.

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Love Howard one of his greatest fans .

We have just got him back on our local station here in austin.

He will make satalitte radio rock and the medium will soon be the premium way to listen in .

Funny thing just about 2 hours ago i was watching one of his lastest stunts shown on E channel ,*the worlds largest hemorroid competition *winner gettiing 10grand by present of a hemorroid cream company.

One of his funniest shows EVER cant imagine what the studio smelt like .....LOL

I think he's an ugly git surrounded by a bunch of equally ugly sycophants myself.

I don't think he (or they) would disagree. But he can still be pretty funny as long as you take him with a pinch of salt (okay, a MASSIVE pinch of salt).