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It's an issue we're addressing and we are educating these people as to our rights. Given the quality of Howard's show, listening to it on a pirate radio is no way to listen to it.

Most people listen to a small radio on their desk or in their car. They're not really listening for super quality sound.

It really comes down to who's listening to audio streams today and how often. Many of us listen to radio in the car; in the long term I think that's where streaming radio is going.

The upside is that every story means more people that are listening and more stations that are syndicating the show. The downside is that there is increasing pressure on us to produce quality every week, and we are forced to standardize. We have to shorten to 29 minutes [the length of a standard radio half-hour] to better fit into their schedules.

Music fans feel this is a golden age. They can subscribe to satellite radio. They can listen to their favorite radio station from a different market online. They're listening to more music than they have in years.

He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. Radio has been incredibly disappointing. Satellite radio has had an impact on the traditional industry, but the big reason is the drop-off in younger people listening to radio.

You've got groups that address any number of serious equations. The problem with addressing it is that the people who they are addressing aren't listening... the politicians.

Paul Kantner (1942-)

Paul Kantner

The best way to listen to Howard Stern is not on pirated radio and not off illegal Web sites, but to subscribe to Sirius.

Howard announced in October of 2004 on the air that he was leaving terrestrial radio and going to satellite, and then proceeded to do a one-year commercial for satellite radio that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way at Infinity Broadcasting, which is now CBS Radio.

Howard Stern Radio Show.

Julia Roberts (1967-)

What we're doing as a trade publisher is allowing users to experience new books whenever they want, the same way that they might not have the time to listen to a radio show the day it's broadcast, but will listen to it later.

The only thing we have to go on is our own sense of what's funny. We try to do a radio show that we want to listen to. …We're also aware of the fact that it's a game show. … The last thing we want to do is put on a game show that makes people feel dumb.

I've been approached by people while I'm out networking in the community who tell me that they listen to the show. The challenging thing about radio is that you never really know how many people are tuning in. When people come up to me and tell me that they are enjoying the program, that's very exciting to hear.

Richard Gerstner

He's not a fan of my voice, and that's well within his rights. Neil is doing a radio show. His job is to entertain people and he does it well.

Steve Goldstein

Sometimes it starts with a simple phone call and then listening. Listening is such an important part of what we do. Sometimes, all someone needs is someone to listen to them. Listening, really listening, also helps us figure out what a caller may need, where to refer them to or what type of support to give them.

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