Howard Stern references
Jeff Dove
Here is a list of literature references on Howie. It hasn't been updated
for a few months (I lost access to the database) so it doesn't include the
latest round of fines. It should be useful for older stuff however
Jeff
Title: Broadcaster fined $600,000 for Stern shows. (Infinity Broadcasting
Corp., Howard Stern) (Brief Article).
Journal: News Media & the Law v17, n1 (Wntr, 1993):27.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Legal Resources Index (LRI).
Subject: Obscenity (Law) -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Radio stations -- Discipline.
United States.
Author: Holland, Bill.
Title: FCC exposes KLSX for indecent b'casts with largest-ever fine.
(radio station fined $105,000) (Radio).
Journal: Billboard v104, n45 (Nov 7, 1992):72.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
KLSX, Los Angeles, California (Radio) -- Discipline.
Radio stations -- Discipline.
Author: Stark, Phyllis.
Title: Sliwa and Stern headlines boost Arbitron ratings at 2 NYC
stations. (Curtis Sliwa, Howard Stern)(WABC and WKRX radio).
Journal: Billboard v104, n42 (Oct 17, 1992):10 (2 pages).
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: WABC, New York, New York (Radio) -- Rating.
WXRK, New York, New York (Radio) -- Rating.
Radio stations -- Rating.
Mass media surveys -- Statistics.
Title: Not just talk: Stern's show a launchpad for some acts.
(controversial disk jockey Howard Stern's morning show helps
promote records).
Journal: Billboard v104, n43 (Oct 24, 1992):12 (2 pages).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Marketing.
Talk shows -- Evaluation.
Radio programs -- Evaluation.
Sound recordings -- Marketing.
Author: Borzillo, Carrie.
Title: Stern tribute to fly sans his blessing. (Restless Records to
release rock group's tribute to controversial disk jockey Howard
Stern).
Journal: Billboard v104, n43 (Oct 24, 1992):81.
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Appreciation.
Sound recordings -- Product introduction.
Author: Holland, Bill.
Title: Stern penalty: FCC votes to fine Infinity $315,000. (Infinity
Broadcasting Corp. fined for radio personality Howard Stern
show).
Journal: Billboard v104, n49 (Dec 5, 1992):12 (2 pages).
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Reports.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Discipline.
Author: Bellafante, Ginia.
Title: Stern: the book, really. (forthcoming book by controversial radio
disc jockey Howard Stern) (Brief Article).
Journal: Time v141, n14 (April 5, 1993):67.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Authorship.
Title: The growing national network of radio stations. (Howard Stern show
expanded to Boston and San Francisco areas) (In Brief) (Brief
Article).
Journal: Broadcasting & Cable v123, n10 (March 8, 1993):68.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Planning.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Planning.
Title: Howard Stern. (FCC levied a $600,000 fine against Infinity
Broadcasting for allegedly indecent comments made on its station
by Stern) (Brief Article).
Journal: Facts on File v52, n2718 (Dec 31, 1992):1011.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Conduct of life.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Author: Viles, Peter.
Title: Stern starts strong in Dallas, soft in Chicago. (Arbitron Co.
ratings for 'Howard Stern Show'; includes other ratings news)
(Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v123, n3 (Jan 18, 1993):100 (2 pages).
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, table.
SIC Code: 8732 (Commercial nonphysical research).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Public opinion.
Arbitron Co. -- Reports.
Radio programs -- Rating.
Title: Kinder, gentler Stern? (Federal Communications Commissioner James
H. Quello reports Howard Stern's act toned down) (Brief
Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v123, n2 (Jan 11, 1993):44.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Production and direction.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Title: Cellular Stern. (Howard Stern to promote new FM wireless cable
services) (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v123, n1 (Jan 4, 1993):18.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4833 (Television broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Selection, appointment, resignation, etc.
CellularVision -- Contracts.
Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Industry takes low profile on Stern. (radio broadcasters stay out
of Howard Stern controversy).
Journal: Broadcasting v123, n1 (Jan 4, 1993):61 (2 pages).
Abstract:
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has not commented
on the FCC fine of $600,000 against radio personality Howard Stern's employer Infinity Broadcasting. The charges claim that Stern's program contains
indecent materials. There were no listener complaints against the radio shows
in question. This is also the largest fine ever levied against a broadcaster.
The NAB has not yet issued a statement in part because the 37 members on
the board hold differing opinions of Stern's shows. Many board members feel
that the fine is violating Stern's First Amendment right to free speech.
Others feel that his show is obscene.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
National Association of Broadcasters -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Greater Media blasts its indecency fine. (Los Angeles radio
station owner protests FCC's fine on airing Howard Stern's
show).
Journal: Broadcasting v123, n1 (Jan 4, 1993):62.
Abstract:
The owners of Los Angels radio station KLSX are protesting the
fine levied against them by the FCC for airing Howard Stern's radio shows. Greater Media, parent company of KLSX, says that the $105,000 fine is unreasonable and the portion of Stern's show that was considered indecent amounts to only 1% of cited broadcasts. Greater Media also complained that
the FCC's rules are measured not against current society's norms, but against what the FCC thinks the norms should be.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
4841 (Cable and other pay TV services).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Greater Media Inc. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
KLSX, Los Angeles, California (Radio) -- Discipline.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Infinity no stranger to FCC complaints. (Federal Communications
Commission).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n49 (Nov 30, 1992):37.
Abstract:
The radio broadcaster Infinity Broadcasting has been hit by numerous
complaints by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for obscenity.
Infinity has also been cited for putting a woman on the air without her
permission and for broadcasting a murder hoax. The majority of complaints
have been generated against radio personality Howard Stern, and Infinity
currently is fighting a $6,000 fine levied for a 1988 broadcast. Infinity
executives believe that the FCC's lack of clear guidelines on indecency
have fueled the problem.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Radio broadcasting -- Cases.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: FCC fines Stern $600K; OK's deal. (Federal Communications
Commission; Howard Stern).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n52 (Dec 21, 1992):5 (2 pages).
Abstract:
The FCC fined Infinity Broadcasting $600,000 for indecent broadcasts made
by Howard Stern, but it approved Infinity's acquisition of radio stations
WUSN, WZLX and WZGC. FCC chmn Alfred Sikes opposed the approval and pushed
unsuccessfully for a hearing on Infinity's fitness as a licensee. Infinity
will appeal the fine as well as a $6,000 fine for a 1988 Stern broadcast.
The company believes that it is in compliance with FCC indecency rules and
that Stern's material is constitutionally protected.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
Cook Inlet Radio Partners L.P. -- Acquisitions, mergers,
divestments.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Discipline.
Radio stations -- Acquisitions, mergers, divestments.
Title: Out of line. (Federal Communications Commissioner Ervin Duggan
denounces Howard Stern for wishing ill of FCC Chairman Alfred
Sikes) (Closed Circuit) (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n49 (Nov 30, 1992):18.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Sikes, Alfred -- Health aspects.
Duggan, Ervin S. -- Attitudes.
Stern, Howard -- Attitudes.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Officials and
employees.
Title: Public servants. (Infinity Broadcasting versus the Federal
Communications Commission) (Editorial).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n49 (Nov 30, 1992):70.
Abstract:
The broadcasting industry should be more supportive of Infinity
Broadcasting in its battles with the Federal Communications Commission
(FCC). Infinity faces potential fines that could reach over $300,000 for
airing allegedly obscene radio broadcasts by Howard Stern. The FCC is able
to levy fines even where a complaint has not been issued. The ability to
levy fines discourages freedom of expression since the economic burden
posed by fines can financially destroy a radio station. The industry can
support the First Amendment by supporting Infinity.
Pub Type: Editorial.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States Constitution. 1st Amendment.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Radio broadcasting -- Cases.
Freedom of speech -- Cases.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Howard Stern stands by Sikes remarks. (refuses to apologize for
wishing ill to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Alfred
Sikes; Stern's syndicator, Infinity Broadcasting, protests FCC
fines against Stern's show) (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n49 (Nov 30, 1992):32.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Attitudes.
Sikes, Alfred -- Health aspects.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Radio broadcasting -- Cases.
Author: Flint, Joe; Viles, Peter.
Title: Infinity next to feel wrath over Stern. (Infinity Broadcasting,
Howard Stern).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n47 (Nov 16, 1992):16.
Abstract:
Infinity Broadcasting Inc faces a $300,000 fine levied by the Federal
Communications Commission over indecent remarks Howard Stern made during a
radio broadcast. Infinity hopes it has not jeopardized its pending
acquisition of WZLX-FM Boston, MA, and WUSN-FM Chicago, IL, with the Stern
indecency suit. Meanwhile, Marlin Broadcasting CEO Howard Tanger has
launched a campaign to force Stern off the air, claiming his actions hurt
the radio broadcasting industry.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Investigations.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Investigations.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Investigations.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Investigations.
Title: No decision. (on Howard Stern indecency suit) (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n51 (Dec 14, 1992):18.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
Obscenity (Law) -- Cases.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Cases.
Title: Sensitive moments in freedom of speech. (Associated Press dispatch
reports on Senator Alfonse D'Amato's defense of radio
personality Howard Stern's right to free speech) (Brief
Article).
Journal: Fortune v127, n1 (Jan 11, 1993):104.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: D'Amato, Alfonse M. -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Stern, Howard -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Freedom of speech -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Author: Wharton, Dennis.
Title: FCC slaps Infinity with stern fine. (Federal Communications
Commission; Infinity Broadcasting Corp.).
Journal: Variety v349, n9 (Dec 21, 1992):16.
Abstract:
Infinity Broadcasting was fined $600,000 for permitting allegedly obscene
broadcasts over some of its radio stations. Syndicated talk show host
Howard Stern, who is known as a 'shock jock,' received a sufficient number
of protests for the FCC to intervene.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Conduct of life.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Discipline.
Author: Wharton, Dennis.
Title: Infinity facing FCC fine. (Infinity Broadcasting Corp. fined for
Howard Stern's indecency) (Brief Article).
Journal: Variety v349, n8 (Dec 14, 1992):22.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Discipline.
Obscenity (Law) -- Cases.
Author: Landler, Mark.
Title: Howard Stern's boss gets an earful. (violation of decency rules
hurts Infinity Broadcasting Corp.).
Journal: Business Week, n3298 (Dec 21, 1992):50.
Abstract:
The Federal Communications Commission planned to fine Infinity Broadcasting
after radio personality Howard Stern made indecent remarks on the air.
Infinity could lose its broadcast licenses if Stern repeats the offense.
Descr.: illustration, photograph, table.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Cases.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Cases.
Title: FCC tags Stern revolting; he's appealing. (Howard Stern fined for
indecency).
Journal: Newsweek v120, n26 (Dec 28, 1992):65.
Abstract:
Radio disc jockey Howard Stern was the subject of a ruling by the FCC which
fined Stern's employer, Infinity Broadcasting Co, $600,000. The American
Civil Liberties Union claims that Stern's crude humor is protected by the
First Amendment.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Obscenity (Law) -- Cases.
Title: Well, shut my mouth. (Federal Communications Commission fines
Howard Stern's employer Infinity Broadcasting for indecency)
(Brief Article).
Journal: Time v140, n26 (Dec 28, 1992):17 (2 pages).
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Radio broadcasting -- Discipline.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Infinity seeks peace with FCC. (Infinity Broadcasting Corp.;
Federal Communications Commission).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n48 (Nov 23, 1992):14.
Abstract:
Infinity Broadcasting Corp is concerned that its pending acquisition of
radio stations WUSN, WZLX and WZGC will be delayed or disapproved by the
Federal Communications Commission as a result of the ongoing feud between
the FCC and shock radio personality Howard Stern. Infinity station KLSX has
been fined for Stern's indecent broadcasts and Infinity may also be
disciplined. Infinity Pres Mel Karmazin has personally appealed to the
commission and Stern has toned down his attacks.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
Cook Inlet Radio Partners L.P. -- Acquisitions, mergers,
divestments.
Author: Viles, Peter.
Title: Stern builds loyal advertiser following. (Howard Stern).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n45 (Nov 2, 1992):53 (2 pages).
Abstract:
Some advertisers are very loyal to radio personality Howard Stern and
follow him wherever he is broadcasting. He has a reputation for getting
involved with advertisers who use his show and really trying to understand
their products. Thus, when he does a live spot, he sounds like he believes
in the product, and gets good results. Other advertisers are scared off by
the controversial nature of the show.
Descr.: illustration, table.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Endorsements.
Radio advertising -- Management.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: FCC's Stern fine: record $105,000: Greater Media's L.A. station
cited for 12 incidents of alleged indecency; three Infinity
Broadcasting stations that carry the show may be next. (Federal
Communications Commission, Howard Stern, KSLX radio station in
Los Angeles) (includes related article containing language that
the FCC found offensive).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n45 (Nov 2, 1992):55 (2 pages).
Abstract:
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fined Greater Media Inc's KSLX
radio station in Los Angeles $105,000 for alleged indecency in 12
broadcasts of the Howard Stern show. Three Infinity Broadcasting Corp
stations that carry the program may also be fined. The National Association
of Broadcasters was concerned about the way the matter was handled. Howard
Stern said he was being targeted by the FCC because of his visibility, and
that the commission was trying to end his career. Stern and the lawyers for
Greater Media and Infinity Broadcasting argue that the FCC indecency rules
are not clear.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
4841 (Cable and other pay TV services).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Greater Media Inc. -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
Howard Stern Show (Television program) -- Investigations.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Discipline.
Title: Howard Stern. (Federal Communications Commission fines KLSX-FM in
Los Angeles, California, for broadcasting Stern's indecent
material) (Brief Article).
Journal: Facts on File v52, n2710 (Oct 29, 1992):824.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
KLSX, Los Angeles, California (Radio) -- Cases.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Cases.
Author: Kasindorf, Jeanie.
Title: Bad mouth; Howard Stern vs. the FCC. (disc jockey faces indecency
charges) (Cover Story).
Journal: New York v25, n46 (Nov 23, 1992):38 (8 pages).
Abstract:
Howard Stern uses questionable language on his radio show that is termed
'shocking' and 'pornographic.' The FCC is investigating excerpts that are
believed to be indecent, and the action may result in $840,000 fines.
Pub Type: Cover Story.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission --
Investigations.
Disc jockeys -- Cases.
Pornography -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Author: Flint, Joe.
Title: Hounding Howard: FCC's $100K fine. (radio personality Howard
Stern; Federal Communications Commission).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n44 (Oct 26, 1992):8.
Abstract:
The FCC has fined Infinity Broadcasting Corp $6,000 for indecency in a 1988
radio broadcast by shock radio personality Howard Stern. It is believed
that the FCC is about to issue a $100,000 notice of apparent liability to
Greater Media Inc for other indecent broadcasts by Stern. Eight further
complaints are pending. Infinity plans to contest its fines in court. Both
Greater Media and Infinity claim that FCC rules on indecency are unclear as
to what is permitted and what is not.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
4841 (Cable and other pay TV services).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Discipline.
Greater Media Inc. -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Discipline.
Author: Zolgin, Richard.
Title: Shock jock. (radio personality Howard Stern).
Journal: Time v140, n22 (Nov 30, 1992):72 (2 pages).
Abstract:
Stern's morning talk show program is rated number one in New York, NY, and
is becoming popular in Los Angeles, CA, and other major cities. Although he
offends with irreverent and offensive remarks, he appeals to listeners with
self-deprecation and wit.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Attitudes.
Radio broadcasters -- Attitudes.
Author: Wharton, Dennis.
Title: Stern warning for Howard could be costly too. (Federal
Communications Commission fines Howard Stern) (Brief Article).
Journal: Variety v349, n2 (Nov 2, 1992):30.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
KLSX, Los Angeles, California (Radio) -- Discipline.
Radio broadcasting industry -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Obscenity (Law) in mass media -- Laws, regulations, etc.
Author: Viles, Peter.
Title: Howard Stern rules both coasts. (syndicated radio program has top
ratings).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n42 (Oct 12, 1992):40.
Abstract:
Howard Stern's syndicated shock radio program had the top ratings in summer
1992 in both New York City on WXRK and in Los Angeles, CA, on KSLX. The
show will debut on Chicago, IL, station WLUP in Oct 1992, its 8th market.
Stern had a 9.5 share in New York, up from 8.3 in spring 1992. In Los
Angeles, his spring 1992 rating of 5.3 increased to 6.4. Other trends in
the ratings are outlined.
Descr.: illustration, table.
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Evaluation.
Radio programs -- Rating.
Radio stations -- Rating.
Radio broadcasting -- Market share.
Title: Howard Stern's euphoria. (Federal Communications Commission may
fine radio stations that carried indecent Howard Stern
broadcasts in 1988) (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n42 (Oct 12, 1992):43.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Radio stations -- Cases.
Author: Fleming, Michael.
Title: The next franchise? (New Line Cinema Corp.).
Journal: Variety v348, n3 (August 10, 1992):35 (2 pages).
Abstract:
New Line Cinema has built its reputation and fortune on taking risks that
other studios avoided, such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movies. Now
New Line is planning a film starring controversial radio talk show host
Howard Stern.
Pub Type: Biography.
SIC Code: 7812 (Motion picture & video production).
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Contracts.
New Line Cinema Corp. -- Planning.
Motion picture industry -- Planning.
Talk shows -- Personalities.
Title: Stern warning. (FCC fines KLSX-FM in Los Angeles for Howard Stern
broadcast) (Brief Article).
Journal: Time v140, n19 (Nov 9, 1992):26.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Discipline.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Laws,
regulations, etc.
KLSX, Los Angeles, California (Radio) -- Discipline.
Author: Bellafante, Ginia.
Title: People. (Howard Stern, Deion Sanders, Tina Brown, John Le Carre)
(Brief Article).
Journal: Time v140, n17 (Oct 26, 1992):91.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Celebrities -- Conduct of life.
Title: Howard Stern. (cancellation of 'The Howard Stern Show') (Brief
Article).
Journal: Facts on File v52, n2697 (July 30, 1992):564.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern Howard -- Contracts.
The Howard Stern Show (Television program) -- Production and
direction.
Talk shows -- Production and direction.
Author: Viles, Peter.
Title: Stern boosts stations in New York, L.A. (Howard Stern's radio
program improved ratings of WXRK-FM and KLSX-FM) (Brief
Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n30 (July 20, 1992):23.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
Descr.: illustration, table.
SIC Code: 4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Radio stations -- Rating.
New York, New York -- Business and industry.
Los Angeles, California -- Business and industry.
New York, New York.
Los Angeles, California.
Title: WWOR-TV New York is discontinuing first-run production of 'The
Howard Stern Show.' (Brief Article).
Journal: Broadcasting v122, n30 (July 20, 1992):48.
Pub Type: Brief Article.
SIC Code: 4833 (Television broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Television programs -- Production and direction.
Author: Blum, David.
Title: Cheesy Danish. (satire on Howard Stern as Hamlet)(Fun City)
(Column).
Journal: New York v25, n22 (June 1, 1992):25.
Abstract:
A satirical suggestion is presented that Howard Stern produce and star in a
semi-nude version of 'Hamlet.' Casting suggestions include Jennifer Flavin
as Ophelia and Robin Quivers as the queen.
Pub Type: Column.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Hamlet (Theater) -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Motion pictures -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Author: Kruger, Barbara; Johnson, Rebecca.
Title: I love myself and you hate me for it. (talk show host Howard
Stern; includes related article).
Journal: Esquire v117, n5 (May, 1992):94 (6 pages).
Abstract:
Stern hosts a syndicated morning radio show that is outrageous, funny and
often in bad taste. Stern discusses masturbation, politics, race and women,
often in the manner of a junior high school student. His show is extremely
popular. He avoids giving interviews, except on the air.
Pub Type: Biography.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Conduct of life.
Talk shows -- Personalities.
Author: Kaplan, Michael.
Title: Three men and their little empires. (Maury Povich, Howard Stern,
Vin Di Bona) (TV Programming).
Journal: MEDIAWEEK v1, n1 (Jan 14, 1991):TV22.
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Conduct of life.
Povich, Maury -- Conduct of life.
Di Bona, Vin -- Production and direction.
Howard Stern Show (Television program) -- Rating.
Maury Povich Show (Television program) -- Production and
direction.
Television producers and directors -- Production and direction.
Author: Martel, Jay.
Title: M.C. Stammer. (Television).
Journal: Rolling Stone, n612 (Sept 5, 1991):95 (2 pages).
Abstract:
John Melendez asks celebrities insulting or bizarre questions in his job as
field reporter for the television talk show program The Howard Stern Show.
Melendez, known as Stuttering John, relates anecdotes about these
confrontations.
Descr.: illustration, portrait.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Melendez, John -- Attitudes.
Interviewing in television -- Anecdotes, cartoons, satire, etc.
Howard Stern Show (Television program) -- Personalities.
Captions: Howard Stern and John Melendez. (portrait).
Author: Wild, David.
Title: Howard Stern. (radio personality).
Journal: Rolling Stone, n580 (June 14, 1990):83 (5 pages).
Descr.: illustration, portrait, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- attitudes.
Disc jockeys -- attitudes.
Talk shows -- personalities.
Radio -- Production and direction.
Captions: Howard Stern. (portrait).
Author: Jessell, Harry A.
Title: Infinity fights indecency fine. (Infinity Broadcasting Co.).
Journal: Broadcasting v120, n7 (Feb 18, 1991):60.
SIC Code: 9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- Cases.
Infinity Broadcasting Corp. -- Cases.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Cases.
Obscenity (Law) -- Cases.
Author: La Bruno, Carmen.
Title: He's on TV now. Do you get Howard Stern in Canada Saturdays at
eleven. (poem).
Journal: Chicago Review v37, n2-3 (Spring-Summer, 1990):23 (3 pages).
Subfile: Academic Index (AI).
Subject: Poetry.
Author: Cockburn, Alexander.
Title: Liberal pretenses, liberal deeds. (Newsday reporter Jimmy
Breslin's racist remarks) (Beat the Devil) (column).
Journal: Nation v250, n22 (June 4, 1990):766 (2 pages).
Pub Type: Column.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Breslin, Jimmy -- attitudes.
Stern, Howard -- attitudes.
Yuh Ji-Yeon -- attitudes.
Racism in mass media -- analysis.
Title: FCC cleans out the pipeline on indecency. (radio obscenity cases).
Journal: Broadcasting v117, n18 (Oct 30, 1989):28 (2 pages).
Pub Type: Biography.
Descr.: illustration, portrait.
SIC Code: 9631 (Regulation, admin. of utilities).
4832 (Radio broadcasting stations).
Subfile: Trade and Industry Index (TI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- investigations.
Obscenity (Law) -- investigations.
Radio broadcasting policy -- investigations.
United States. Federal Communications Commission -- social policy.
WIOD, Miami, Florida (Radio) -- investigations.
Author: Blum, David.
Title: Bad boy. (interview with Howard Stern) (How We Live Now)
(interview).
Journal: New York v21, n16 (April 18, 1988):50.
Pub Type: Interview.
Descr.: illustration, photograph.
Subfile: Magazine Index (MI).
Subject: Stern, Howard -- interviews.
Radio broadcasters -- interviews.
Narcotics dealing -- investigations.