There was an attempt at a good ol’ radio war between Cumulus Media syndicated radio talker Mark Levin and Talk Radio Network host Michael Savage. Levin took a swipe at Savage’s recent $1 million offer to Newt Gingrich to drop out of race for the 2012 Republican Presidential nomination because he can’t beat President Obama, saying that Savage is “out of touch.” Levin offered Savage $100,000 if he’d leave his syndicated radio show, accusing Savage …

Rush Limbaugh has once again landed on top of the Talkers Magazine “Heavy Hundred” ranking the 100 most important radio talk show hosts in America. Limbaugh’s place on the 2011 list marks the fifth year in a row that the EBI/Premiere Radio Network syndicated radio talker has claimed the top spot. Conservative syndicated radio talkers  Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck and Michael Savage remain at the 2,3, and four positions while Laura Ingraham  moves into the …

Talk Radio Network syndicated radio show host Michael Savage (Michael Weiner) has sued Talk Radio Network in Federal Court, claiming “intimidation” and that the syndicated radio network is trying to force him into “indentured servitude.” The suit according to CourthouseNews.com claims that during an open negotiation period, Savage received an offer from Westwood One founder Norm Pattiz’s Courtside, LLC to syndicate the show via Westwood One. TRN claims to have exercised its right to match …

Talk Radio Network’s Michael Savage is the featured subject in June’s Playboy Magazine. The article culled from a 16 hour no holds barred interview conducted by Contributing Editor, David Hochman covers a wide range of topics from Savage’s life experience to political views on same sex marriage and even opinions about other radio personalities. Hochman said of the encounter with the controversial Savage, “I can’t remember a more difficult interview. Savage …

Talkers Magazine has released it’s annual list of Talk Radio’s “Heavy Hundred” and Premiere Radio Network and Fox News commentator Glenn Beck (#5 in 2008) has leaped over Michael Savage as the 3rd most influential talker in America, behind Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity. The list “heavily” weighted toward conservative talk hosts,  is part of Talkers Magazine’s yearly “Talkers 250“, and also features some  lower rated non-conservative or progressive talkers like Thom Hartmann (#10) Ed …

Cost concerns and potential “legal issues” are preventing TRN syndicated radio talker Michael Savage from participating in a debate at Cambridge University via video.  Savage was banned from physically entering the U.K. by former British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, and he filed suit over being placed on a terrorist watch list.

Talk Radio Networks talker Michael Savage has lost his flagship station after being dropped by Clear Channel “Talk 910″ KNEW San Francisco. The station says it’s decided to “go in a different philosophical and ideological direction,” replacing Savage with the “John and Ken Show” from L.A. sister station KFI.

In a few short months Talk Radio Network syndicated radio talker Michael Savage has gone from being unwelcome in the U.K.-to an invited guest. The Cambridge Union Society, the world’s oldest debating society has invited Savage to speak at next month’s political correctness debate. If he accepts the invitation-which in itself is open to debate-the Society says he could address the crowd by video link and not step foot in the country.

A published report in London’s Daily Mail says that officials at the highest level of the British government, including Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Foreign Secretary David Milibrand, conspired to have Talk Radio Network syndicated radio host Michael Savage included on a list of individuals banned from the country because of political views last May. E-mails written by British Home Office officials privately acknowledged the ban on Mr Savage would provide ‘balance’ to a list …

Talk Radio Network‘s Michael Savage says that the news that he has been removed from Britain’s list of banned “undesirables” was premature and he remains banned from the U.K.  Savage said the initial reports from London’s Daily Mail and World Net Daily omitted the detail that Savage’s name is technically not removed, but that the list itself is no longer being published.