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December 16, 2005 10:47 AM PST

Howard Stern, live on Yahoo

by John Borland

For anyone who's already feeling a little Howard Stern deprived, and can't wait until he reappears on Sirus Satellite Radio next month, Yahoo is keeping up with him moment by moment today, and will keep a "Howard Nation" site up for the next several weeks.

There's a live Webcast of Stern's after-broadcast party on the site. In just a few minutes of watching, it sounds a lot like a very long commercial for Sirius--oh, and also free speech. The most appealing feature may be the blog of a fan who the company has sent to New York for the party, and who is sending dispatches over the course of the day.

Stern is being given $500 million over five years to create two 24/7 channels on Sirius' satellite radio network, a huge bet that most analysts think ultimately will pay for itself in new subscribers and advertising.

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