Pirates hit Howard Stern show

[bjf1377]

Re: Pirates hit Howard Stern show

Apparently Sirius will now be offering a stream online soon.

Again, Sirius is behind XM on the technology. You've been able to stream XM for quite a while now. No wonder Sirius is in 2nd place.

[GBrushTWood]

Re: Pirates hit Howard Stern show

Perhaps no thread in recent memory is more appropriate for my username than this one. We just need a monkey reference.

As for Howard, I do indeed find it hilarious that his company is now groveling for help from the FCC while at the same time playing advertisements on the show with people singing "F*** the FCC!". What a self serving douchewazzle.

I don't really even care about his show anymore, however, I did download the epiosde when he had Jenna Jameson on a few days ago. Based on the stories I heard, let's just say this was worth listening to...

[Herbsinator]

Re: Pirates hit Howard Stern show

Well, sirius does offer a stream...but just for their music stations..none of the talk stations.

[JStro]

Re: Pirates hit Howard Stern show

Again, Sirius is behind XM on the technology. You've been able to stream XM for quite a while now. No wonder Sirius is in 2nd place.

Sirius has been streaming online for several years now. Currently Sirius only streams their music channels online. I think he was referring to the streaming of Howard online. They are currently upgrading their servers to take on the load from people wanting to tune into Howard online.

[bjf1377]

Re: Pirates hit Howard Stern show

Sirius has been streaming online for several years now. Currently Sirius only streams their music channels online. I think he was referring to the streaming of Howard online. They are currently upgrading their servers to take on the load from people wanting to tune into Howard online.

Ah well then....regardless, they still have some work to do when it comes to the handheld units. And Howard needs to quit complaining about the FCC. O&A have made their careers in the past decade by being somewhat raunchy, while Howard has admitted to doing "subpar radio" (and yes, without Howard, O&A would have had a hard time getting into the business).