Premiere Radio Networks

Premiere Radio Networks

Infobox_Company
company_name = Premiere Radio Networks, Inc.
company_
company_type = Wholly owned subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications
foundation = 1987
location = Sherman Oaks, California
key_people = Kraig Kitchin, President and COO
industry = Radio broadcasting, advertising
products =
revenue =
num_employees =
homepage = [http://www.premiereradio.com www.premiereradio.com]

Premiere Radio Networks is an American radio network. It is the largest syndication company in the United States based on popularity of programming. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Clear Channel Communications and it was headed until recently by Kraig Kitchin who is currently transitioning out, handing the reins over to CC Executive Charlie Rahilly.

Premiere syndicates some of the most famous names in American broadcasting, including Rush Limbaugh, Coast to Coast AM, Bob Costas, Dr. Laura, and Glenn Beck. Premiere programs are carried on over 5000 radio stations worldwide, primarily in the United States and in Canada. The network also provides the rights to streaming audio for participating shows' premium services (e.g., Rush Limbaugh's "Rush 24/7" and Glenn Beck's "Insider") through their system called Streamlink.

Several programs are carried on XM Satellite Radio, which is the exclusive satellite provider for Premiere.

Programs

All times are Eastern. Programs are organized alphabetically, and display their date, time, if they're available for online download, if they broadcast on XM Radio, and additional information.

"See also List of shows syndicated by Clear Channel."

* - An asterik indicates that the show requires a paid subscription to download.

Former programs

*Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 (moved to Dial Global/Triton Radio)
*Carson Daly Most Requested (Daly left the show in 2007)
*Last Night on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (moved to Westwood One, January 2007)
*The Phil Hendrie Show (Hendrie left in 2006 to pursue a career in television, he later announced a return, but on Talk Radio Network)
*The Ken Hamblin Show (Hamblin left the show mid-90s)
*After Hours with Glenn Hollis (cancelled in 2005)
*Boot Scootin' Partyin' Nights with Bo Reynolds (later Hollywood Harrison)-- cancelled mid-90s, Reynolds hosts a similar show on another network now
*Star & Buc Wild Morning Show (immediately cancelled in 2006 after DJ Star threatened the daughter of a rival jock)
*Michael Reagan (moved to Radio America in 2003)
*Lionel (cancelled in 2001, revived and moved to WOR Radio Network and later Air America Radio)
*Dreamland with Art Bell, later Whitley Strieber (replaced by Matt Drudge and Ian Punnett)
*Jeff Rense (left in 1998, now at Genesis Communications Network)
*Sex with Dr. Natasha - Ended in Spring 2004 as a response to the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show and the FCC crackdown that followed. Even though the show had never been cited or fined by the FCC, it was canceled by Premiere out of fear of one.
*After Midnite Weekends - This weekend version of the overnight program was hosted by various hosts, among the most notable being Whitney Allen (who later spun off her own program, "The Big Time", which airs to this day) and Larry Morgan (the last host). Reruns of Blair Garner's weeknight show have taken its place.
*Matt Drudge. Drudge voluntarily ended his show on September 30, 2007; Drudge would keep with this Drudge Report Web site and continue hosting as a guest host on various shows, most notably Clear Channel radio shows.
*Wake Up With Whoopi - canceled in November 2007.
*Kidd Kraddick in the Morning (moved to ABC Radio, February 2008)
*Mid-day with Mike McConnell - Reverted to a local show in February 2008.

24/7 radio networks

*Fox News Radio - Premiere feeds this network thanks to a programming agreement between Fox News and Clear Channel.
*Fox Sports Radio - Premiere completely owns and operates this network and distributes it to AM, FM, Worldspace, and XM.
*ReachMD - Exclusively on XM Satellite Radio
*National Lampoon Comedy Radio - Handles sales and distribution of the network, which is currently only planned for digital radio platforms.

References

External links

* [http://www.premiereradio.com Premiere Radio Networks official site]
* [http://engineering.premiereradio.com/starguide/schedule/2007_Affiliate_Starguide_III_Schedule.pdf Premiere Radio Networks satellite feed schedule]


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