Re: NY Daily News: Stern has lost his No. 1 spot
benrrrrrrrrand, esq
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>Found at:
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>http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/story/499943p-421559c.html
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>Stern has lost his No. 1 spot
>
>By DAVID HINCKLEY
>DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
>
>A year into his new gig at Sirius Satellite Radio, Howard Stern has a
>lot more money, an engagement ring and what he says is far greater
>peace of mind.
>
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>What he doesn't have, according to the leading radio trade magazine
>Talkers, is his former stature as the most important talk radio host
>in America.
>
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>Talkers' annual "Heavy Hundred" list drops Stern from the No. 1 spot,
>which he held last year, to No. 12 (see below).
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>"He's still doing very well," says Michael Harrison, editor of
>Talkers. "But this list is about what's hot - and you just don't hear
>about Stern the way you did before he went to satellite. People don't
>talk about what he said the way they used to.
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>"A year ago, he had put satellite on the map. He was a liberal talk
>voice, even though that's not how people defined him, who got huge
>ratings. He pioneered a style of FM talk.
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>"He absolutely deserved to be No. 1. But that was then and this is
>now. We had to ask what talk hosts are most important in the radio
>industry now."
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>"Some people are furious about this list," says Harrison. "But Opie
>and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM talk. They
>belong where they are. And so does Stern."
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>Stern does remain a potent radio touchstone. The National Association
>of Broadcasters (NAB), in opposing the proposed XM/Sirius satellite
>radio merger, asked the FCC "to weigh whether an industry that makes
>Howard Stern its poster child should be rewarded with a monopoly
>platform for offensive programming."
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>NAB executive vice president Dennis Wharton, under whose name the
>statement was issued, said he's been bombarded with angry E-mails from
>Stern fans.
<bethhorse>HOWARD HA HA HA HA HONEEE!!!</bethhorse>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
>
>Stern himself has been on vacation this week and has not commented on
>the merger or the NAB. Very likely he will.
>
>Originally published on February 23, 2007
>
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<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
<maxcady>uh yeah...ah ah HAHAHAHAHAAAAHAAAAAAAA!!!</maxcady>
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Kyle Attwater
Locutus
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> "But Opie and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM
> talk.
Who is their competition???
marrone
> "But Opie and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM talk.
I guess they didn't take a look at the ratings, as the Clones are
pretty much down everywhere. In NYC, their Home market, they're in
21st place, behind Imus & Whoopi.
If they're the biggest thing in FM talk radio, it doesn't say much for
FM talk radio.
JeWitch
>"Some people are furious about this list," says Harrison. "But Opie
>and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM talk. They
>belong where they are. And so does Stern."
OH MY !!! Let the tantrums begin !!! Betho is probably getting a "facial"
as I type this and when that's over stern will have to up his cashew
counting to 12 ..
Schwoogie Johnson
<batc...@NOSPAMcox.net> wrote:
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>Found at:
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>http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/story/499943p-421559c.html
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>
>Stern has lost his No. 1 spot
>
>By DAVID HINCKLEY
>DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
>
>A year into his new gig at Sirius Satellite Radio, Howard Stern has a
>lot more money, an engagement ring and what he says is far greater
>peace of mind.
>
>What he doesn't have, according to the leading radio trade magazine
>Talkers, is his former stature as the most important talk radio host
>in America.
>
>Talkers' annual "Heavy Hundred" list drops Stern from the No. 1 spot,
>which he held last year, to No. 12 (see below).
>
>"He's still doing very well," says Michael Harrison, editor of
>Talkers. "But this list is about what's hot - and you just don't hear
>about Stern the way you did before he went to satellite. People don't
>talk about what he said the way they used to.
>
>"A year ago, he had put satellite on the map. He was a liberal talk
>voice, even though that's not how people defined him, who got huge
>ratings. He pioneered a style of FM talk.
>
>"He absolutely deserved to be No. 1. But that was then and this is
>now. We had to ask what talk hosts are most important in the radio
>industry now."
>
>"Some people are furious about this list," says Harrison. "But Opie
>and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM talk. They
>belong where they are. And so does Stern."
>
>Stern does remain a potent radio touchstone. The National Association
>of Broadcasters (NAB), in opposing the proposed XM/Sirius satellite
>radio merger, asked the FCC "to weigh whether an industry that makes
>Howard Stern its poster child should be rewarded with a monopoly
>platform for offensive programming."
>
>NAB executive vice president Dennis Wharton, under whose name the
>statement was issued, said he's been bombarded with angry E-mails from
>Stern fans.
Ooh, I can just imagine the torture of reading one of those:
"Just face it, Dennis, Howard is the shit shit, specially on Sirius. You don't
know what your talking about."
>Stern himself has been on vacation this week and has not commented on
>the merger or the NAB. Very likely he will.
>
>Originally published on February 23, 2007
Hey Rocinante & Jimmy - you were right! Stern IS still in the news!
--
Opie & Anthony #6, Howard Stern #12, Talkers Heavy Hundred 2007
http://www.talkers.com/main/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19&Itemid=44
Rocinante
> Stern himself has been on vacation this week and has not commented on
> the merger or the NAB. Very likely he will.
>
> Originally published on February 23, 2007
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The list was valid up until last year when dopie and apathy threatened to
launch a pest attack because they were not included on it. They were forced
to include these unknown clones and the list became tainted.
--
"Hear and you forget; see and you remember; do and you understand."
--Confucius
Rocinante...@gmail.com
2/24/2007 1:06:26 AM
Rocinante
Like I said above, any list that buckles to pressure and includes people
who don't belong there is invalid.
--
People are like teabags - you don't know how strong they are until you put
them in hot water.
Rocinante...@gmail.com
2/24/2007 1:09:46 AM
Schwoogie Johnson
wrote:
Leave the spin to the big boys, Tommy. That was pretty weak.
Roland Deodorant
Howard Stern)
> "Some people are furious about this list," says Harrison. "But Opie
> and Anthony, for instance, are now the biggest thing in FM talk. They
> belong where they are. And so does Stern."
Almost last in NY is the biggest thing??? How is that possible?
Rocinante
The Forbes list is more relevant. Go see where Howard ranks on that list:
http://www.forbes.com/2006/06/12/06celebrities_money-power-celebrities-list_land.html
--
Don't worry about life; you're not going to survive it anyway.
Rocinante...@gmail.com
2/24/2007 7:35:05 PM
Schwoogie Johnson
wrote:
That list is relevant to radio? I didn't think so.
Rocinante
It is relevant to entertainment in general, which shows his influence in
the entire media.
--
"Work to become, not to acquire."
- Confucius
Rocinante...@gmail.com
2/24/2007 9:00:22 PM
Schwoogie Johnson
wrote:
You hang on to whatever you can, Tommy. The more you try to steer the
conversation away from radio, the more you're tacitly admitting he's become
irrelevant in that medium. And boring as fuck, if I may say so.
"Ooh, Howard's a celebrity. Look at the picture of him on the beach with his
whorse. Ooh!" <puke>
Tim Donohoe
>>
>>It is relevant to entertainment in general, which shows his influence in
>>the entire media.
>
>
>
> You hang on to whatever you can, Tommy. The more you try to steer the
> conversation away from radio, the more you're tacitly admitting he's become
> irrelevant in that medium. And boring as fuck, if I may say so.
>
> "Ooh, Howard's a celebrity. Look at the picture of him on the beach with his
> whorse. Ooh!" <puke>
>
As Howard always said, "Radio is filled with the dregs of the
entertainment business" He is surrounded by clones and other morons, yet
he managed to make a few bucks at it. The clones and morons seem to be
bashing him while praying for a chance to be like him. Too bad none of
the clones have his talent or business acumen.