Originally posted by: MrDingleDangle
Originally posted by: brtspears2
Whew, 97.1 FM isn't a Clear Channel station. (Los Angeles)
Though I like to punch out Clear Channel for playing Hey Ya! to death on 102.7 FM (Los Angeles)
yep just realized that, my drive to work is saved.
Originally posted by: PatboyX
ron and fez are still on!
w0000
Originally posted by: Triumph
Originally posted by: PatboyX
ron and fez are still on!
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i looove ron and fez. so much better than don and mike. too bad they're only on after 7 pm, and not when i'm driving home from work.
they've been talking about censorship on their show alot lately, as well.
Originally posted by: thatsright
Thanks a lot JANET. YOU AND YOUR FVCKIN BOOB has done more damn damage in the last 3 weeks, than I could of ever of imagined!!!
I Really give it a 50-50 odds if Howard is still on air by the end of the year. If he goes on Sirus, that would be the only reason I'd pay for it!
Not at all. Around here only a very few FM stations are Clear Channel stations. (I think 3) The rest of them are other companies or NPR.Originally posted by: MrDingleDangle
is there a list of clearchannel stations someplace?
i auume nowadays every channel is clearchannel, but want to see if i will still get stern tom.
Don't feel like you're in the clear (hur hur) if you put in your city and nothing shows up. I know for a fact Clear Channel is present here in Reno and nothing came up.Originally posted by: pyonir
Originally posted by: MrDingleDangle
is there a list of clearchannel stations someplace?
i auume nowadays every channel is clearchannel, but want to see if i will still get stern tom.
Put your city in here
You've got to be freakin' kidding me. Janet Jackson didn't do JACK SQUAT! It was the religious psycho freaks that make up 90% of this country that voiced their outrage over a boob on TV, which in turn put enomous pressure on the FCC to take action. Well guess what you have now, OVER REACTION. This is NOT about Howard Stern! You could like or dislike him, that shouldn't be the concern here. The concern should be you being stripped little by little of your freedom of speech. And if you are looking for the source of the problem, you'll find religion at the root. Just like it always has been throughout history.Originally posted by: thatsright
Thanks a lot JANET. YOU AND YOUR FVCKIN BOOB has done more damn damage in the last 3 weeks, than I could of ever of imagined!!!
I Really give it a 50-50 odds if Howard is still on air by the end of the year. If he goes on Sirus, that would be the only reason I'd pay for it!
Originally posted by: Kev
ps - O& A are coming back this summer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by: Sifl
Um, the show has 5 or 6 delays on it- it's never been cleaner. Indeed, Stern is up in arms about censorship.
I listened to the entire show, I didn't hear any bad words. This is too much, time to get the republicans out of office.
Originally posted by: bozack
Originally posted by: Sifl
Um, the show has 5 or 6 delays on it- it's never been cleaner. Indeed, Stern is up in arms about censorship.
I listened to the entire show, I didn't hear any bad words. This is too much, time to get the republicans out of office.
if anything the democrats would want this more than anything, they are all for censorship.
Originally posted by: Don_Vito
Originally posted by: bozack
Originally posted by: Sifl
Um, the show has 5 or 6 delays on it- it's never been cleaner. Indeed, Stern is up in arms about censorship.
I listened to the entire show, I didn't hear any bad words. This is too much, time to get the republicans out of office.
if anything the democrats would want this more than anything, they are all for censorship.
I'm not wading into a political debate - in this context, this is all about Michael Powell's FCC bending broadcasters to their will.
"For years, Lieberman (D-Conn.) has been Washington's most indefatigable proponent of slapping labels on nearly anything he finds personally offensive -- not to mention pressing for V-chips and denouncing the "destructive influence of the entertainment media."
In highly publicized campaigns, the Connecticut politician has linked arms with Book of Virtues author William Bennett to attack Hollywood: The duo tallied how many out-of-wedlock sexual references appeared on network broadcasts during "family hours" and successfully prodded computer-game makers to rate their software. They even pressured Time Warner into selling its Interscope rap label, which sold albums by Tupac Shakur and Dr. Dre.
Lieberman co-sponsored the Media Violence Labeling Act introduced in May. It would move the videogame and movie industries toward a single national rating system to be approved by the Federal Trade Commission. He said in June that websites would not be covered, but that his legislation "sets the stage" for such an effort in the future.
Tipper Gore, Vice President Al Gore's wife, began a similar campaign in the 1980s against "porn rock" -- which led to Senate hearings over music content and accusations of censorship from some publishers.
The prospect of the White House being occupied by a Gore-Lieberman pro-ratings combination seems to unsettle some free-speech groups.
"In principle (Lieberman's) in favor of free speech," says Marvin Rich, program director for the National Coalition Against Censorship. "On the other hand, he wants the government to intervene in areas that are probably not subject to government intervention under our First Amendment."
"In a number of areas, he and Tipper are side by side, arm in arm," Rich says.
In June, Lieberman told a Congressional advisory panel that the U.S. government should consider creating a new top-level domain such as ".sex" or ".xxx." (Government auditors have said that only the Commerce Department can add new top-level domains.)
"This idea, which would in effect establish a virtual red-light district ... has a lot of merit," Lieberman said. "For rather than constricting the Net's open architecture, it would capitalize on it to effectively shield children from pornography."
Critics have said the idea won't work because different countries have different standards: Conservative Muslim countries could be exceptionally censorial, while the Netherlands is generally more laissez-faire. Even inside the United States, some artists have been convicted under obscenity laws for lewd cartoons. "
Originally posted by: NutBucket
Originally posted by: BooGiMaN
here is southern calif kevin and bean had to take off a segment called sex university that aired on thursdays because of janets boob stunt..
apparently the head honcho is the same one that owns CBS or something and since he had to get flamed for janet's stunt he went across the line on eveything and cut out anything that may be offensive and get people up in arms....thanks janet!!![]()
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personally i think its getting ridiculous
The pulled Ralph Sex U? That sucks. That bit was fairly funny. Oh well, good to know that he's still on in LA and that the stations I listen to are not CC.
I will say that this cencorship bullcrap makes me ashamed to be a Republican. Don't get me started on how they oppose gay marriage.
