Sirius XM Radio has announced that TMZ Live, the daily entertainment news program hosted online by Harvey Levin on TMZ.com, will be available to its subscribers beginning in June. TMZ Live will air weekdays from 6:00 – 7:00 pm ET on SiriusXM Stars (channel 107), offering listeners the opportunity to tune in during drive time following the program’s initial airing on TMZ.com. TMZ Live is produced daily in TMZ’s Hollywood, CA …

Dave Graveline may have shunned his satellite radio platform for terrestrial radio but a much, much bigger star is staying put.  Howard Stern the self proclaimed “King of All Media,” made the announcement this morning that he has signed a new Sirius XM contract and will stay on satellite radio for five more years. Earlier in the week, he ranted that he wouldn’t take any kind of pay cut to stay on the job. …

Dave Graveline host of the long-running, nationally syndicated “Into Tomorrow” consumer tech program says he is not renewing his Sirius XM deal which has his program carried on the service. In a stinging rebuke of satellite radio Graveline says, “I’m the ultimate ‘early adopter,’ but I can no longer support Sirius XM. I’ve always cringed at the term ‘terrestrial radio.’ AM and FM stations are ‘radio!’ And our show will …

The Associated Press has reported what many have suspected all along-Take on The Day syndicated radio host Dr. Laura Schlessinger is taking her act to satellite radio. Schlessinger has signed a multiyear deal with Sirius XM Radio to bring her “Dr. Laura” advice program to satellite radio beginning January 3rd. The long time “advice” show host announced in August that she was leaving her syndicated radio program when her contract was up at the …

Howard Stern in an interview Thurday (1/21) with “Howard 100″ Sirius XM partner Bubba The Love Sponge,  said that several terrestrial radio stations have invited him to return to syndicated radio. Stern is in the final year of a five-year, $500 million contract that Sirius used to lure him from broadcast radio syndication. Most feel that Sirius,  just emerging from years of weak financial performance, would not be willing to pay him that much again. Stern …

Sirius XM Radio will launch an application for the Apple iPhone today (6/ 18) that will bring the satellite radio service to iPhone and iPod Touch users. The service will be free for those who subscribe to Sirius’ Internet service, others will have to pay about $3.00 per month. Sirius currently has about 19 million subscribers, most of which signed on when buying cars that had the necessary equipment built in to a newly purchased …

They’ve taken quite a few of those hits over the past year losing affiliates in Washington, Dallas and Philly…now CBS has dropped O&A in Boston and Cleveland. We talked about the steady exodus of stations in an earlier post and although they still are based out of CBS owned WXRK New York and appear on Sirius XM, you have to wonder which one will finally put the “nail in the coffin”, CBS or Mel Karmizan.  …