RadioTime Inc., a developer of technology for finding and listening to radio online, has released the first RadioTime.com Top 19 Programs, a list of the most listened-to programs on RadioTime.com for the month of June 2009. The inaugural list is dominated by well known syndicated radio talkers but also shows how RadioTime enables listeners to discover lesser-known shows airing around the world.The five most popular programs are “Rush Limbaugh,” “Steve Harvey,” “The Savage Nation,” “Glenn Beck” …

The British Home Secretary that labeled Talk Radio Network host Michael Savage a terrorist is resigning. Savage said he is “stunned” by reports that British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith will resign. “This is very unusual that a mere ‘shock jock’ would bring down a government official. The political pressure on her became so great that she was forced to step down.” Smith made headlines in the U.S. when she included Savage on a list of …

As expected after stunting with Christmas music all weekend, Cox Radio flipped Rhythmic CHR KPWT-FM San Antonio to Talk as “FM Talk 106.7″ Monday at 5pm. The mostly syndicated lineup includes Talk Radio Network’s Mancow Muller (5-8am), Cox Radio Syndication’s Neal Boortz (8-11am), TRN’s Laura Ingraham (11am-2pm), Cox/Dial Global syndicated talker Clark Howard (2-5pm), TRN’s Michael Savage (5-9pm) and Take On The Day’s Dr. Laura (9pm-midnight). “The New FM Talk 106.7 is San Antonio’s next …

Premiere Radio Network’s Rush Limbaugh might be right in thinking that his name is #1 top-of-mind right now-he’s drawing fire from everywhere, at least in talk radio circles, from the left and the right. Dial-Global syndicated radio talker and MSNBC host Ed Schultz is taking Limbaugh up on his challenge to MSNBC to ” go thirty days without mentioning his name.” On his syndicated radio show, Schultz said he’d agree to Limbaugh’s challenge if the …

Talk Radio Network syndicated radio host Michael Savage (real name Michael Weiner) has been included on a list released by the United Kingdom’s Home Secretary of 16 individuals who are not welcome to visit Great Britain. In a story appearing in today’s  Independent,  Britain’s Home Secretary Jacqui Smith called Savage “someone who has fallen into the category of fomenting hatred, of such extreme views and expressing them in such …

Conservative broadcasters have been raising the idea of the return of the Fairness Doctrine in recent months, despite President Obama stating that he and his administration have no plans to reinstate the policy. Talk Radio Networks’ Michael Savage and the Michigan based public interest law firm, The Thomas More Law Center have joined forces to fight the much discussed potential return of the Fairness Doctrine.  Savage recently claimed on air that as a conservative, he is …