- Howard Stern has extended his long-running deal with SiriusXM, adding another five years to his contract.
- The deal also covers an archive of audio and video of Stern for another seven years.
- Financial terms were not disclosed.
The "King of All Media" Howard Stern has extended his long-running deal with SiriusXM, adding another five years to his contract to produce and host "The Howard Stern Show" exclusively for the satellite radio company.
The deal, announced Tuesday, also covers an archive of audio and video of Stern for another seven years. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Stern, 66, is currently working under a five-year deal that has been estimated to be worth as much as $100 million per year.
"Fifteen years ago, I joined SiriusXM, a fledgling group of broadcasters," Stern said during a segment of his show Tuesday. "I had been in a toxic relationship with terrestrial radio. And no matter how well I treated the medium, no matter how successful I made them, they abused me. Going to SiriusXM liberated me."
SiriusXM reported third-quarter earnings in late October, with revenue showing improvement, growing 1% to $2 billion. Advertising revenue, mainly from music streaming platform Pandora, fell.
Shares of SiriusXM were up around 1% in premarket trading Monday. Since January, the company's stock has fallen just under 9%.
