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Defeat the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act!
by Joe Hill Wednesday, Mar. 24, 2004 at 6:20 PM

In protest of the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act, the Howard Stern Show is being broadcast, without authorization, 24 hours a day, Monday-Friday, on the Streamer P2P radio network. LIVE Mon-Fri: 6am-11am EST, (11am-4pm GMT) with repeats every 4 to 5 hours.

Defeat the Broadcast...
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This is to be considered a supplement to -- not a replacement for -- The Howard Stern radio show.

The broadcasters have no affiliation with Howard Stern, the Streamerp2p software developers, the Howard Stern Show, Infinity Broadcasting, Clear Channel Communications, http://www.ClearChannelSucks.info, http://www.koam.com, http://www.stopfcc.com, http://www.creativecoalition.com, http://www.johnkerry.com, or the U.S. Senate -- we're just fans of Howard and believers in free speech.

Our hope is to encourage more people to join the fight against both the Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act and the Bush Administration that is ramming it down our throats. Read the actual bill and follow its progress at http://thomas.loc.gov

To listen to the broadcast, you will need
Streamer http://www.streamerp2p.com (it's free, small, and safe)
Winamp http://www.winamp.com
Windows (ugh! but they're working on Linux and Mac versions)

After installing and running the software:
Browse to http://www.streamerp2p.com
Look in the stations list for:
"The Howard Stern Show"
Click on the "streamer" logo of the station
Enjoy

If your browser doesn't automatically open the stream, then just look in the stations-list of the streamer program itself, find "The Howard Stern Show", double-click on it and enjoy.

Please contact your Senators at http://www.senate.gov (202) 224-3121 and defeat this bill.

Everyone's freedom of speech depends on you.

P.S.
The Streamer P2P Network is a free, worldwide, community-organized, decentralized network of internet radio broadcasters. Everyone who listens to the broadcast on the network automatically rebroadcasts the program to even more listeners/rebroadcasters. In other words, the more people that tune in, the easier it becomes for more people to tune in...to ANYBODY'S ideas.

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