: In April 2004, the FCC proposed a record $495,000 fine against Clear Channel for content aired on Stern's show, specifically regarding sexually explicit discussions.
. Stern noted that "best-of" replays often required censoring 50% to 60% of past material to comply with increasingly strict indecency standards. : News of the deal caused Sirius stock to jump over on the Nasdaq. Los Angeles Times FCC Fines and the "Indecency Crusade"
: In April 2004, the FCC proposed a record $495,000 fine against Clear Channel for content aired on Stern's show, specifically regarding sexually explicit discussions.
. Stern noted that "best-of" replays often required censoring 50% to 60% of past material to comply with increasingly strict indecency standards. : News of the deal caused Sirius stock to jump over on the Nasdaq. Los Angeles Times FCC Fines and the "Indecency Crusade"