Howard Stern and Censorship
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"Howard Stern"
"Howard Stern"
04/10/2004 09:50 PMHoward Stern unplugged
Howard Stern unplugged
04/14/2004 07:43 AMWith the government escalating its war on radio free speech, the shock
jock's days are numbered.
Howard Stern and the First Amendment
Howard Stern and the First Amendment
04/09/2004 07:55 PMThe odious Clear Channel radio barony's firing of
Howard Stern only puts a period at the end of the sentence. The
people who run that company are contemptible, because their action
combines flagrant politics and cowardice -- quite a combination.
But save your real contempt for the FCC, its cowardly chairman, Michael
Powell, and his craven colleagues. Egged on by a Congress that has
shown frightening disdain for free speech, the FCC has gone on its
only holy war against "indecency." (If any of this bothers you, please
contact the FCC and say
so.)
What's indecent is rankly political and financial motives that spit on
the First Amendment. Stern,
as I've noted, is not my cup of tea. But I'll support advertisers who
support him in the future.
For the best coverage/linkage to the Stern affair, be sure to check in
daily at Jeff Jarvis'
blog.
Howard Stern has a secret bl0g?
Howard Stern has a secret bl0g?
04/29/2004 01:32 PMOur friends at
Gawker mutter into
their Xantinis:
America's public enemy #1, radio-dude Howard
Stern, made an off-hand remark on this morning's show -- he claims he
writes a secret weblog. Stern said he writes as "another character"
and that only "about 4 people are in on the joke." OK, he's almost
certainly not Rance,
who repeatedly claims to be an actor and not a fat guy eating Twinkies
in his basement, laughing at a credulous, gossip-starved public.
If anyone out there has candidates for what might be Stern's secret
blog, let us know -- if the blogger brags about hurling prosciutto at
a stripper's ass, that might be a tip-off.
Link, And see also this previous Boingboing entry
about mystery celeblogger "Rance" (George Clooney? Owen Wilson? Jimmy
Hoffa? Alf?),
Link
Howard Stern: Treo 600 owner
Howard Stern: Treo 600 owner
10/31/2003 10:32 AMHoward Stern carries a Treo 600:He was showing off his new Treo 600 to
the gang this morning. He takes a picture so we can all hear the neat
sound it makes. He is proud. And this leads to a game of
phoneupsmanship with Crazy Cabbie, the overnight guy. Howard says his
phone is the best. Cabbie says his phone and the next one he's getting
are better. Howard shows off a picture of his girlfriend in her
panties on his phone. Cabbie shows off pictures of his naked
girlfriend on his phone.Read...
Howard Stern: Kerry's Secret Weapon
Howard Stern: Kerry's Secret Weapon
06/02/2004 11:38 AM
Howard Stern's anti-Bush
rhetoric may be more influential than people think. With all the
extra media attention that a half a million dollars worth of FCC fines
can garner, it looks like Howard's rearing up against George. It's
weird to see an article like this after how pro-war and pro-Bush the
Stern show was after 9-11. (Free registration required, ctnow.com)
[pcf05] Andy Stern, Jerry Yang, Howard
Gardner
[pcf05] Andy Stern, Jerry Yang, Howard
Gardner
03/22/2005 03:37 PMAfter a hair-raising ride from the airport — I was driving,
'nuff said — I'm here at Esther Dyson's PCForum. Andy Stern,
head of the Service Employees International Union is the second
speaker. (I got too late to see Howard "multiple intelligences"
Gardner.) It's unusual for PCForum to have a union represented. It's
part of the theme, "The World Wide World." It's not just about tech. I
don't know how I'm going to manage... (Gender Note:: Of the 31
featured speakers, 10 are women.) Stern talks about the importance of
unions to the American dream. [My father was a pro-union...
"possible impact of radio host Howard
Stern?s full-throated endorsement of
John Kerry"
"possible impact of radio host Howard
Stern?s full-throated endorsement of
John Kerry"
08/08/2004 08:59 AMClear Channel agrees to cough up $2
million for Howard Stern’s
shocking and jocking
Clear Channel agrees to cough up $2
million for Howard Stern’s
shocking and jocking
06/09/2004 09:16 AMRadio Giant In Record Indecency $ettlement ..
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It's Not Censorship As Long As We Don't
Call It Censorship
It's Not Censorship As Long As We Don't
Call It Censorship
06/22/2005 02:17 AMLooks like the porn police have kicked into high gear in Malaysia. The
government there has just said that
all cyber cafes must use web porn
filters. We assume this is being done for the sake of the
children, as all earnest anti-porn measures are, though the story
doesn't quite make clear what the real intention is. Still, as many
people pointed out when the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of
manda
tory filtering in libraries, the filters will cause many more
problems than they'll fix. Namely, they'll do a bad job of actually
blocking porn sites, they'll inadvertently
block
many reasonable and useful non-porn sites, and they'll be very
costly to implement. Even worse, the Malaysian mandate will be forced
on private businesses, not on free public computers in libraries. One
service provider quoted in the story says that it's only censorship if
filtering is done by the ISP, rather than software on the PCs -- where
the owner of the PCs gets to pick what filters to use. However, since
those filters are mandatory, it certainly seems to qualify as
censorship under most definitions we know. The really unfortunate
part is that, unlike millions of people in the US, many Malaysians
probably don't have a home computer they can fall back on when the
government goes overboard with useless filtering on publicly
accessible computers.
Martha Is No Stern
Martha Is No Stern
04/18/2005 02:43 PMSirius shareholders aren't overly excited by Martha 24/7.
Q&A: Hal Stern, CTO Sun Services
Q&A: Hal Stern, CTO Sun Services
04/16/2004 10:19 PMThe exec discusses how Sun's competition with IBM and recent pact with
Microsoft factor in its utility computing strategy.
XM CEO in the hotseat over Stern, Dr.
Laura at CES
XM CEO in the hotseat over Stern, Dr.
Laura at CES
01/05/2005 10:25 PMXeni Jardin:
Shown here, a snapshot of XM's CEO Hugh Panero at the CES show in
Vegas today. If he looks like he has a terrible headache, that's
because
Jason Calacanis
just gave him one. Jason says:
We just got back from the XM press conference at CES and we got to ask
him two questions -- we made them zingers of course: Question one:
“What impact do you think Howard Stern going to Sirius is going to
have on your business, and how close did you come to signing him?”
As you can see from his expression he was really excited about
answering this one).
Question two: “Dr. Laura over the past couple of years said that gay
people are biological errors. You talked before about decisive
programming (i.e. Stern), I wonder what XM’s position is on hate
speech was and if you condone it. And why would you associate yourself
with her after you said you wouldn’t associate with Howard Stern
because of controversy issues. Are you going to lose subscribers, and
do you feel gay people are biological errors?”
Link to
post,
Li
nk to video for the Stern/Sirius question (WMV) and
link to the Dr. Laura question (WMV).
Stern: Yanked for Talking About New Job
(AP)
Stern: Yanked for Talking About New Job
(AP)
01/05/2005 06:51 PMAP - Howard Stern says he was pulled off four radio stations this week
for using a pair of newly forbidden words: Satellite radio.
"Stern belongs on radio just as much as
Rush"
"Stern belongs on radio just as much as
Rush"
04/19/2004 09:36 AMStern Back in Markets Where He Was Axed
(AP)
Stern Back in Markets Where He Was Axed
(AP)
06/30/2004 11:31 AMAP - Howard Stern announced Wednesday that his syndicated morning show
would appear in nine new markets, including four where his show was
axed by the nation's largest radio chain for alleged indecency.
Stern response to Otto's HP musings
Stern response to Otto's HP musings
04/11/2005 03:16 PMLetters Is he for real?
Stern belongs on radio just as much as
Rush
Stern belongs on radio just as much as
Rush
04/17/2004 04:47 AMEbert: I listen to Stern, but don't tune in to Limbaugh .. Both Stern
and Limbaugh should be on the radio .. Chicago Sun-Times .. April
16
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clear channel drops stern permanently
clear channel drops stern permanently
04/09/2004 04:06 PMjeff jarvis spotted with picket sign in front of CC HQ
Nader, Stern and the insecure swing
voter
Nader, Stern and the insecure swing
voter
06/11/2004 12:47 PMClear Channel Sues Stern Distributor
(AP)
Clear Channel Sues Stern Distributor
(AP)
07/22/2004 07:52 AMAP - Clear Channel Communications, the nation's largest chain of radio
stations, sued Howard Stern's distributor Wednesday for $3
million, accusing the shock jock of refusing to heed federal indecency
rules.
Adam Stern: Visual Effects & High-End
Editing
Adam Stern: Visual Effects & High-End
Editing
03/19/2003 10:23 PM"With the Mac, directors and editors can watch the whole thing coming
together in front of their eyes; it's a new way of looking at the
process." (Apple via MyAppleMenu)
Davids Medienkritik: STERN Online:
Kerry Too Smart for America?
Davids Medienkritik: STERN Online:
Kerry Too Smart for America?
08/02/2004 01:58 PMDavids Medienkritik: STERN Online: "Kerry Too Smart for
America?"
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A little less censorship?
A little less censorship?
06/17/2005 02:14 PMNews.bbc.co.uk - Tue Jun 14, 09:24 am GMT
Internet Censorship
Internet Censorship
04/17/2004 05:54 PMUseless Knowledge Apr 17 2004 9:12PM GMT
Nader: It is "censorship" to say "I
shouldn't run"
Nader: It is "censorship" to say "I
shouldn't run"
02/10/2004 02:53 AMI realized today just how angry I remain at Ralph Nader, former hero
of mine, while listening to him on
NPR
today. Apparently, Mr. Nader is considering another run for president.
When pressed quite effectively by Melissa Block to respond to the many
many many who are begging him not to run, including the
Na
tion, Mr. Nader responded that such a request was "censorship."
This man is truly outrageous. The only thing a Nader candidacy would
do is increase the chance that Bush will be reelected. This man has
become unsafe -- to himself, and to the nation. If he has friends,
they should be his friend and stop him from this.
Which got me thinking: If you believe that but for Nader's not
withdrawing in the last moments before the 2000 election, Bush would
not have been elected (which is true), and you believe that a Bush
presidency has caused great harm -- to the nation, to the environment,
and to the families of soldiers lost in Iraq (which is also true),
then which has been more harmful to society: The Corvair or its enemy?

And what would we say of a car company that released a Corvair again?
And oh, by the way, is it "censorship" to say you should not run, Mr.
Nader? No, it is not. It is asking you to do what you have asked
corporate America to do for your whole life -- take responsibility for
the consequences of your actions. When I hear you explain why you did
not cause the election of George Bush, you sound like a tobacco
executive. And when you increase the risk of a second term for
President Bush, you are behaving worse than an auto executive from the
1960s -- the harm will be the same, but at least profit is taxed.
AdWords Censorship?
AdWords Censorship?
02/16/2004 08:04 PMGoogle AdWords has cancelled delivery of pay-per-click ads purchased
by Oceana, an environmental group protesting the actions of several
major cruise lines. ...
Iran's Net Censorship
Iran's Net Censorship
06/22/2004 10:48 AMHoder points me to "Stop Censoring Us" -- a site
about the increasing level of government intervention in what was
emerging as relatively free speech in Iran. I'm not sure what
individuals outside Iran can do about this except to offer support to
the Iranians who want to speak their minds.
The PC politics of censorship
The PC politics of censorship
01/02/2004 01:13 AMWashington Times Jan 2 2004 0:38AM ET
Testing ISP Censorship
Testing ISP Censorship
06/10/2004 02:39 PMCensorship To The People!
Censorship To The People!
06/10/2004 12:50 PMJust as Vietnam has been forcing internet cafes to register their
users and report the
uploa
ding or downloading of "bad information", China has apparently
realized that they can't censor the internet effectively on their own.
So, they've now created a nice little site where
anyone can be a good
citizen and report on their neighbors for being bad information
purveyors online. It's unclear if there's any sort of "reward"
for being so forthcoming, but how long will it be until people start
reporting the government's own websites and other such information as
being questionable?
Micorosoft and Censorship!
Micorosoft and Censorship!
06/17/2005 03:49 PMI am going to get to my point but it is going to take a paragraph
or two. I have talked about my BBS before, and you may be thinking how
does that relate to Microsoft and Censorship. Well for a number of
years people could connect to the site via a custom software client.
That client not only allowed you to access the BBS but it allowed you
to surf the Internet. It was designed for the early Internet days when
people were still dialing into the BBS and tunneling into the net. The
client had an IP component and those that dialed into ISP could access
the BBS with the tool via an IP connection. The cool thing was that
tool allowed people to use my site as proxy service. It was not
advertised but somehow this info made it into China.
I started noticing a very high number of Chinese people creating
accounts, and connecting to the BBS, then spending their alloted free
time on the system surfing websites the Chinese government had
blocked, they never used the BBS but instead used the BBS as a gateway
to US news sites and message boards.
I was cool with it at first, I figured hey they can access stuff
that is blocked by their government, and It was my way to put 2 middle
fingers up, and point them toward the communist government saying
screw you.
Well it started to get out of control, my system had 400 available
nodes and they filled them all. I was on a unlimited bandwidth pipe
but my regular users were starting to suffer, and I had to reduce the
number of nodes, that I allowed people to use this quasi proxy
service. Finally the Chinese figured it out and blocked our domain.
Party over!
That was 1996-7 before people started abusing proxy services, and
doing malicious things. When you do not have freedom of the press or
freedom of speech in a country, then individuals, are going to
seek avenues to say things openly and without repression the world
needs to hear, then we as people of free nations, can bring pressure
through or governments or via personal actions to make these
governments open up.
Even then I kept and eye on the log files to make sure somebody was
not doing anything that would cause my front door to be kicked in. I
felt I was being a responsible citizen defending free speech etc. I
have never discussed this before because at the time I felt it was the
right thing and it was a personal victory. I did not communicate with
those using the system and they never once communicated with me. But
they did so by theie web surfing actions I could tell by the log files
what sites they were visiting. (cnn.com, abc.com, nbc.com)
So I have been watching the debate with Microsoft since their
Chinese censorship issue raised it's ugly head. I'll be honest I am
pissed! If a guy like me, in a very small way help people get
information and allow freedom of speech when it is represeed in their
own countries then a big company like Microsoft damn well better
also.
Microsoft not only has a responsibility to it's share holders but
being this companies headquarter is in these United States of
America were we believe in free speech, they have a MORAL
and ETHICAL responsibility to tell the Chinese government, "NO"! we
will not sensor words that your citizens try to write on our
websites.
I am very disappointed in Bill Gates and all the rest of the
Board Members at Microsoft. You should be ashamed of yourselves, and I
hope that you don't sleep well at night knowing that you are enabling
a foreign government to suppress the will of the people. This makes me
Sick, can I be anymore graphic! [
Dan Gillmor]
Robert
Scoble any censorship anywhere be it in the title body or anywhere
is WRONG!
Unnecessary Censorship
Unnecessary Censorship
06/17/2005 04:19 PM
Censorship is bad, but
this is F*****ing hysterical. And by "F*****ing", I of
course mean "Friday posting" (Quicktime movie. Extremely
sfw yet, oddly, not)
3G Censorship To Be Introduced
3G Censorship To Be Introduced
01/19/2004 01:59 PM3G Jan 19 2004 2:26PM GMT
Google conforms to censorship
Google conforms to censorship
09/27/2004 07:30 AMTechnology.scmp.com - Mon Sep 27, 08:51 am GMT
Self-Censorship in Broadcasting Seen as
Rising
Self-Censorship in Broadcasting Seen as
Rising
05/09/2004 10:39 PMUnder pressure from regulators, television and radio broadcasters say
they have little choice but to practice a form of self-censorship.
Academics Take On Government Net
Censorship
Academics Take On Government Net
Censorship
04/18/2004 10:58 AMSlashdot Apr 18 2004 3:14PM GMT
"Chavez's Censorship
(washingtonpost.com)"
"Chavez's Censorship
(washingtonpost.com)"
03/29/2005 05:31 PMChavez's Censorship (washingtonpost.com)
Chavez's Censorship (washingtonpost.com)
03/29/2005 06:54 AMChavez's Censorship (washingtonpost.com) .. this article from the Post
.. WaPo's Jackson Diehl .. his new henchman ..
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People.com | Features Article | Howard
Dean
People.com | Features Article | Howard
Dean
01/16/2004 01:04 PMHOWARD AND JUDY OPEN UP... TO PEOPLE MAG .. Judy Dean Comes Out for
People Magazine .. interviewof Howard and Judith Dean .. People's
interview .. People ..
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"People.com | Features Article | Howard
Dean"
"People.com | Features Article | Howard
Dean"
01/16/2004 10:58 AM"How The Internet Invented Howard Dean"
"How The Internet Invented Howard Dean"
12/26/2003 09:03 AMHoward Dean, Internet Rock Star
Howard Dean, Internet Rock Star
01/24/2004 03:30 AMVillage Voice Jan 24 2004 7:18AM GMT
Wired 12.01: How the Internet Invented
Howard Dean
Wired 12.01: How the Internet Invented
Howard Dean
12/25/2003 08:08 AMHow the Internet Invented Howard Dean .. Nettiness of the Dean
campaign .. Wired
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Where Will Howard Dean's Internet Push
Lead?
Where Will Howard Dean's Internet Push
Lead?
11/05/2003 01:54 AMNew York Times Nov 5 2003 1:24AM ET
Howard Stern and Censorship