Howard Stern is coming to your Android

SIRIUS XM has entered into a new five year contract with popular radio host Howard Stern. Customers who have the SIRIUS Internet bundle ($2.99 a month) on top of their regular subscription will now get Stern and crew on their Android, BlackBerry or iOS device.

There has been no word from SIRIUS XM about when the show will be available for mobile users. Let’s just hope Stern’s Android debut isn’t endlessly delayed, like that of the supernatural radio talk show, Coast to Coast AM. We’re still waiting for that app to launch.

Via Electronista

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I recently developed a mobile site for Howard Stern fans to get the latest info and pictures of the show while on the go as a companion site to the new Sirius XM apps that just came out. Please check it out and let me know what you think: www.HowardSternMobile.com

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You must not be a true fan, because if you were, you would know that Howard is VERY much against his fans being bombarded with commercials. The fans aren't being raped...Sirius offers a great service with alot more than just Howard on it. People that don't find it worth it...have the freedom to cancel :)

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Howard is basically holding down his fans while Sirius rapes them. He is making his fans pay for expensive satellites that no one really needs to get the show. And if you choose the cheaper internet option which takes load off of their satellites, they some how believe that you should pay more Wish he could have delivered his show directly to his fans through the internet. He is one of the few entertainers that could sell enough advertising to make it profitable.

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He's not MAKING his fans do anything. This is the option that works best for him. If you want to listen, then you have to pay for a subscription. You certainly have the right NOT to pay if you don't want to. Personally I don't mind paying $130 a year or whatever I pay as opposed to him being on regular radio, being censored, and putting up with ridiculously long commercial breaks.

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