Responding to rumors that he may return to "free radio," Howard Stern says he's turned down a "major deal" to return to the terrestrial format. Stern, according to PRinside.com, who is five months into his five-year $500 million contract, says, "I'm very flattered terrestrial radio can't let go of me. But I would throw up if I had to go back. I'm never going back. The story is I wouldn't do it (terrestrial radio) for any reason. Not for money. I left because I couldn't stand the censorship. I couldn't stand the Federal Communications Commission. I've never been happier. We're flying high and doing great."
Responding to rumors that he may return to "free radio," Howard Stern says he's turned down a "major deal" to return to the terrestrial format. Stern, according to PRinside.com, who is five months into his five-year $500 million contract, says, "I'm very flattered terrestrial radio can't let go of me. But I would throw up if I had to go back. I'm never going back. The story is I wouldn't do it (terrestrial radio) for any reason. Not for money. I left because I couldn't stand the censorship. I couldn't stand the Federal Communications Commission. I've never been happier. We're flying high and doing great."
