Bottom Line Communications

"Examining all things media..."

Home

K.C. News

Out Anonymous Sources?

Closed KC Star Bureaus

Media Blew KU Story

Tiger Woods Abused?

Dewar Pens Super Story

Hearne & Roger Da Plumber

Shanin & Parks: 3rd Year

LaMartina Out at KCBJ

Dave Armstrong Apologizes

KMBC Dominates Weather

Pitch Features Darla Jaye

KMBC's Little is Pregnant

KCFreePress Goes Live

National News

New Term: Journicide

G.O.D. Complex

Information Overload?

Editor & Publisher Done

Tiger's Popularity Drop

Method Ad Sexist?

Howard Stern's Worth?

16 Ways to Impress Media

Freelancers Have to Eat

Super Bowl 90% Sold

Jeff Vaughn to KENS-5

Healthy Newspaper Study

WSJ Map of Newspapers

About BLC

Media Profiles

Don Gossman Guest Column

Q & A: Sam Mellinger

Q & A: Greg Hall

Q & A: Chris Stigall

Drew Dimmel Cuts Back

KMBC's Micheal Mahoney

KCUR's Walt Bodine

Toby Tobin Pitch Man

KCSP PD Ryan Maguire

KSHB's Jack Harry

KMBC's Kris Ketz

WDAF-TV's Mike Thompson

KC Small Business

Marketing to Salad Bowl

Consumers are Funny Folks

Slashing, Burning Tactic?

Tweeting is Good Business

Focusing on Bad Customers

Be A Business Hedgehog

Admit Your Screw-Ups

Customers Are Forgiving

Would You Fire Sully?

Examining Our Blind Spots

Now's Time for Marketing!

KC Sports & Fitness

Best Players Win Games

Time to Change Title IX

Those Fightin' Jayhawks

We'll Miss You JoPo

No A's for Showing Up

Sports: Stallworth Lucky

Loving & Hating Golf

Royals Have Good Team

Give Michael Vick a Break

U.S. Sports Monopoly Over

Feedback

Contact Us!!

Search

Howard Stern
12-02-2009
HOW MUCH IS HOWARD STERN WORTH?
    Reuters is reporting that shock jock Howard Stern's contract with Sirius Radio will expire next year and the question now is whether the satellite operators are willing to match or exceed his previous 5-year, $500 million contract.
    According to Reuters (LINK):
    "Stern is one of the biggest draws of Sirius XM’s satellite radio service, which counts 18.5 million subscribers. His decision to exit FM radio for Sirius in 2004 is credited with establishing satellite radio as an established form of media, though some analysts have also noted that high-priced contracts like Stern’s contributed to financial woes that pushed Sirius to the brink of bankruptcy earlier this year."

   Copyright 2009 Bottom Line Communications. BLC is a Media News Web site that analyzes media and marketing issues. Please give credit or link to http://www.bottomlinecom.com when using any materials.
   Click on the
FEEDBACK tab to send any media tips/comments/thoughts/ to us. We honor all off-the-record requests and will correct/clarify any information found not to be 100% accurate.
Bookmark and Share

Web Hosting powered by Network Solutions®