Stern claimed that he was due $330M in stock from the merger of Sirius and XM and the added XM subscribers that could pick up his show, SXM disagreed--the court threw it out "with prejudice," meaning Stern can't refile the suit: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/17/sirius-howardstern-idUSL2E8FH1JI20120417 Stern's staying where he is, of course, since terrestrial radio isn't more friendly to this style of radio now than it was when he moved to Sirius in 2004--some subscribers, including Judd Apatow on his Twitter feed, seem to be not be happy about his recent tendency to make most of his show about him joining "America's Got Talent" and endless plugging of the show--just like his last months on terrestrial radio were mostly devoted to the superiority of Sirius, much to the anger of many of the stations carrying him.
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