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20131031 - Spooky Matter (Thanks, Steelbot.)

Started by MV/Liberace!, October 31, 2013, 06:03:42 PM

steelbot

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:47:20 PM
plus half of advertising revenue, which adds up.
Hookers DOT COM does it really bring in th..nevermind it just might!

littlechris

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:47:20 PM
plus half of advertising revenue, which adds up.

wow!! I bet Art would be willing to do the show for free for the first 3 years, just to get back at snoorey and Premier. Art absolutely HATES premier for not supporting him during his law suit! I dont blame him!!

maren

Quote from: steelbot on October 31, 2013, 11:46:22 PM
Dollars per year for i think 3 years, and has total creative control.

That's surprising -- I'd assumed it was much higher.  But thanks!

TumbleWeed

All this talk of money. I wonder if art may be bargaining some of it in exchange for the free streaming?

Quote from: Falkie2013 on October 31, 2013, 11:48:40 PM
Perhaps Art feels that Sirius has an obligation to present HIS show without interruption and without glitches and therefore is playing his hand by saying if you can't straighten things out then stream the thing for free until you do.
If one were paying for Sirius as many do, I would think that Sirius would have some kind of implied obligation to present program content without interruption.
AND we have NO idea just what Sirius's agreement with Art may entail. He may well have some type of control clause that he has not divulged yet.
Who knows ?

Sirius and Art may be acting like they are at odds to allow free stream for the reason I mentioned earlier ----to skim off the cheapskates or truly poor C2C hangers on who really want Art but cant afford him. Then C2C is gone and the streaming problems are magically fixed :)

MV/Liberace!

one thing to remember:
if sirius allows free streaming of the show when live, it's going to make the advertising waaay more valuable.

Heather Wade

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:54:07 PM
one thing to remember:
if sirius allows free streaming of the show when live, it's going to make the advertising waaay more valuable.

That's it, then. 

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:54:07 PM
one thing to remember:
if sirius allows free streaming of the show when live, it's going to make the advertising waaay more valuable.

Not necessarily so internet advertising works way different than broadcast media. SiriusXM has always operated in a paradox that they are trying to break out of.

420desert

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:54:07 PM
one thing to remember:
if sirius allows free streaming of the show when live, it's going to make the advertising waaay more valuable.

They will probably demand more commercials in exchange... and now this is beginning to be the Premrat drama all over again.

littlechris

Quote from: Wasting My Potential on October 31, 2013, 11:53:45 PM
Sirius and Art may be acting like they are at odds to allow free stream for the reason I mentioned earlier ----to skim off the cheapskates or truly poor C2C hangers on who really want Art but cant afford him. Then C2C is gone and the streaming problems are magically fixed :)

Noorey would get dumped and replaced before c2c would go under. Im sure there are hosts just as good as Artie or better who would replace snoorey.

Falkie2013

Quote from: TumbleWeed on October 31, 2013, 11:51:55 PM
All this talk of money. I wonder if art may be bargaining some of it in exchange for the free streaming?


I wonder 2 things.
1) Does Art get any Sirius stock for being on the network ?
2) Does Howard Stern have these service interruptions ? His fan base must be huge too.

littlechris

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:54:07 PM
one thing to remember:
if sirius allows free streaming of the show when live, it's going to make the advertising waaay more valuable.

Yeah, GOOD point!! Terrestrial audience for their advertising. NICE!  xmserious wants a piece of Arties MASSIVE AM audience!!!!!!!!! Woo Hoo!!!!!  It'll happen!!!

Quote from: littlechris on October 31, 2013, 11:56:08 PM
Noorey would get dumped and replaced before c2c would go under. Im sure there are hosts just as good as Artie or better who would replace snoorey.
True.  We can all dream.

Zack

Quote from: wenck on October 31, 2013, 11:05:54 PM
That's how he said it and that concerns me. If Sirius says no, and Art doesn't think there's a viable path forward then I can only fear the worst.

I sure hope that's not the case.  I've listened to all the shows since he's been back.  Are the people with the problems streaming from the sirius website?  Most of the time I'm listening to the android internet streaming app if I'm not in the car and I never had it cut out once. 

So what will art do if Sirius says no?

Honestly what can he do?

popple

For all the money sirius makes it will be pretty damn lame if they don't add more support for the stream.

Quote from: Falkie2013 on October 31, 2013, 11:56:24 PM
I wonder 2 things.
1) Does Art get any Sirius stock for being on the network ?
2) Does Howard Stern have these service interruptions ? His fan base must be huge too.

The weird thing is that the overall listening base must be 10 times it is at night during the day and I never have problems listening then.  Might be a payrroll employees on hand at night to fix network problems issue? 100 techs at 1pm 2 at 10 pm?

lonevoice

I'm not a Howard Stern fan, so I don't know how his fanbase works.  Does he have a large pool of internet-only listeners?   Is it important to those listeners to hear Howard's show live?  Do they have an internet forum where they share the live listening experience with other fans?  Is Howard's live show on in the morning when people are mostly at work, with more of his fans listening to replays? 

Quote from: popple on November 01, 2013, 12:00:09 AM
For all the money sirius makes it will be pretty damn lame if they don't add more support for the stream.

Maybe that's sirius's compromise. No streaming for free but they fix their feed.
Seems like art wouldn't be happy with that. He wants to take on coast.

shell88

Quote from: nooryisawesome on October 31, 2013, 11:59:03 PM
So what will art do if Sirius says no?

Honestly what can he do?
He could go terrestrial and battle a long war from there perhaps.

TumbleWeed

I hope sirius doesnt decide art is too much hassle and dump him for this.

littlechris

is the non compete clause still in effect where Artie cant broadcast on am/fm radio?? I assume so. You know premiere's lawyers were woken up tonight after Art announced this!!! LOL

Quote from: littlechris on November 01, 2013, 12:02:14 AM
is the non compete clause still in effect where Artie cant broadcast on am/fm radio?? I assume so. You know premiere's lawyers were woken up tonight after Art announced this!!! LOL
No. It has expired with premier.
Unless he signed another one with sirius he is good.

Quote from: TumbleWeed on November 01, 2013, 12:01:53 AM
I hope sirius doesnt decide art is too much hassle and dump him for this.

He is back in the ring who cares  no matter where he is we benefit Art=Net Gain

TumbleWeed

Quote from: littlechris on November 01, 2013, 12:02:14 AM
is the non compete clause still in effect where Artie cant broadcast on am/fm radio?? I assume so. You know premiere's lawyers were woken up tonight after Art announced this!!! LOL

I doubt it, art said a while ago that the non compete ended.

Twotrips

Siruis whooed in the first place. Maybe he does have a good hand to play.

steelbot

Quote from: nooryisawesome on November 01, 2013, 12:01:46 AM
Maybe that's sirius's compromise. No streaming for free but they fix their feed.
Seems like art wouldn't be happy with that. He wants to take on coast.
I still feel that the audience is no where near c2c - and with multiple affiliates streaming c2c already for free, you DONT have to be a C2C Insider,....so maybe Art's trying to say look, lets do it, but only do it from MY site because at least there is a Level of control to it...I hope it goes the way Art wants.

EarthAlien007

Maybe we should stop speculating and just support Art.
He's trying to fix this for everyone.


Spinner

Quote from: MV on October 31, 2013, 11:07:03 PM
actually, it was pretty close to my terrestrial radio suggestion, since it means general availability of the show.  same difference, whether it's the net or air.
Yeah, same thing.
Wouldn't it be awesome if there could be a Sirius/terrestrial radio deal?
With say, Cumulus radio network.
Simulcast Art's show on Sirius and all Cumulus stations, and C2C dies.

kingotnw

$75k per year for 3 years?! Where did that number come from?! Howard Stern, even before he was VP, was getting close to $150 MILLION a year, and that figure is even higher now. $75,000 per year is essentially doing the show for free. That's one of the most unbelievable things I have ever heard concerning Art. I'd need to see proof of that to believe it.

I have no idea why Sirius would even consider streaming his show for free. It makes no sense at all. None. There is absolutely zero upside for them with him doing that.

If nothing else, Sirius is going to need to draw a line in the sand here, and I don't blame them. What's next if they give in to this? Art then has the right to sell the stream to whoever he wants, say... Terrestrial radio? There are better odds of me time traveling than Sirius letting him stream his show for free. I love Art to death, and listen every night. I'll be gutted if he leaves the air again, but I just think that Art HAS TO KNOW this is unrealistic... Maybe they'll let him do it for a month or two in order to grab more listeners from TR, but I doubt even that.

Whatever is happening over there... I find it hard to believe that something like infrastructure failure wasn't factored into their dealing in the first place. Not to mention, again, Stern has over 20 million of his own listeners, and it seems as though all of them are more than able to stream things just fine. Like I said earlier, I know I can. There's more to this than meets the eye, and I really wonder what Art and/or Sirius is going for with this. Art is saying he had many thousands of listeners cancel their subs because of streaming failure... I highly doubt that to be the case. The show is successful enough to have C2C scrambling to hold onto guests and listeners, so this all reeks of things going on behind the scenes.

For the record... The suggestion that Art and Keith are more capable of streaming to millions of listeners than Sirius/XM is laughable to say the least. I love both of those guys, but that's pure BS.

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