» If Howard Stern decides to go online when his contract with Sirius (NSDQ: SIRI) ends in just over a year, it could be a game changer in the effort to monetize radio on the web. [NY Daily News]
» William Morris Endeavor Entertainment is telling its authors to opt out of the settlement between Google (NSDQ: GOOG) and the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers. [Forbes]
» A judge has ruled that the MPAA has failed to prove that P2P site Isohunt’s users violated movie copyrights. [CNET]
» Some analysts say Viacom (NYSE: VIA) won’t rebound next year, pointing to MTV Networks’ 15% dip year-on-year in ads sold. [MediaWeek]
» A new report by Outsell’s Ken Doctor says newspapers are still relying too much on the print side for revenue. [Mediapost]
» Jason Calacanis has named the first of the 10 startups he plans to invest in this year — ChallengePost, a site that allows people to pose challenges and pledge money to a person or group of people that get the funds if they can solve it. [Guardian]

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