Comments on: Stern blames 'rights' for iPhone app no-show
Howard Stern discussed why his show isn't available on the Sirius XM iPhone app. It seems that his $100 million-per-year salary isn't enough for inclusion in an iPhone app.
Howard Stern discussed why his show isn't available on the Sirius XM iPhone app. It seems that his $100 million-per-year salary isn't enough for inclusion in an iPhone app.
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No great loss.
I know Stern struggled a lot in his life with a lot of "suits" causing him crap, but now that he controls his own rights, he is just like those suits he despises so much.
And his excuse is bull because you can listen to stern online on Sirius's site so I don't get why what is essentially the same thing is blocked on the iPhone.
Its weird to me because when Flash 10 launches for Android, Windows Mobile, Symbian, and WebOS they'll have access to the full Sirius Online catalog, and sub sequentially Howard Stern. while iPod Touch/iPhone users who paid for a UI overhead will be left out in the cold
A bit full of themselves aren't they?
I do think he's a smart guy and a pleasure to listen to -- not nearly as crude, most of the time, as his reputation suggests. But this is ridiculous.
Still again, a pleasant surprise to find civility here....
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- by codynews June 23, 2009 3:41 PM PDT
- Stern is an idiot. I totally forgot about him. I'm amazed (seriously) that he still has an audience.
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- by mysticrom June 26, 2009 7:55 PM PDT
- LOL at that comment!!!!!! That's like saying I'm not going to pay for a service because they pay for country music.......even tho they have tons of content I really like. Awesome thought process
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Showing 1 of 2 pages (53 Comments)Stern was the reason (or one of them) I didn't get sat radio. I'm not going to pay for a service that pays for that idiot.
Cody