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    • Fri Aug 1st 11:55 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Sirius XM's Long Road
      It will still be a few years before the 'internet for dummies' consumer can really grasp internet radio in a car.
      Sirius XM will take off bigtime once they get more specifics out to subs and more importantly - take back retail!!
      We need new, exciting receivers and portables to get Sat Rad hip again.
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    • Mon Jul 28th 10:57 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      XM-SIRI Marriage: Is Satellite TV Next?
      Only Johnny Adelstein at the FCC could compare Sat Radio to Sat TV with a straight face. Totally different situation as this writer notes.

      Can't wait to see the NAB and their pals get crushed once this industry lifts off!
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    • Sun Jul 27th 12:16 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      FCC Finally Approves Sirius-XM Merger
      You've got to figure Sirius has had months and months to strategize and will be executing major programming moves immediately.

      Here are the biggest issues in my mind -
      > Getting on the Iphone with as many channels as possible. Great value add for subscribers and makes it attractive to new subs.
      > Stern Factor - SIRI needs to get Howard on XM radios ASAP and not wait for the interoperable. The ad revenue is badly needed. Full disclosure - I've got a SKYfi2 in my office waiting!
      > Holiday news - Both XM and SIRI have had devices lurking at the FCC. What can/can't these new radios do with the merger?
      > Technogeeks - XM has the better tech in my opinion. Their signal is generally easier to pick up than SIRI and the XM mini-tuner and XM-ready devices have to be considered. Here's hoping they listen to the engineers at XM!! We need new news ASAP to get consumers excited.

      Glorious day for Sat Radio fans. Can't wait to see where we stand 12mos from now.
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    • Sun Jul 20th 17:04 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Valuing SuperValu: Favorable Comparison vs. Peers
      As someone in the industry - SV may seem undervalued but they have a massive consolidation that still needs to take place. Until they consolidate successfully, their buying operations to Minneaplois, it will be a quagmire.
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    • Fri Jul 18th 11:40 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Sirius and XMSR's Six Year Prison Sentence
      Here's Adelstein's strategy -
      > Merger about to be approved so he's looking to his career. By putting out the 6yr/25% spectrum offer, he looks like he's willing to compromise and takes care of the NAB and democrats like Markey, who literally sent the exact same thing just this week.

      Tate is going to go with something much more reasonable and this thing will be done by the end of the month - finally. Then, Adelstein gets something for himself out of it. Plain and simple.

      Very very sad how this thing has gone.

      I've scrolled thru dozens and dozens of comments on the FCC website from everyday people all over the country and it's very clear that only the NAB/Georgetown Partners/Clear Channel/Ibiquity are against this merger.

      We can cancel anytime and any day we want!!! Why do I need 'protection'??
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    • Tue Jul 15th 09:54 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Radio Is Doomed - Tear Down the Broadcast Towers
      The other killer coming soon - internet in the car. If we could get a constant signal in the car and could then tune to internet based radio. Shut out the lights, AM/FM. The only thing they'll have left is a few special local programs and things like Limbaugh.
      The NAB needs to take the money and energy to improving their own product - not lobbying against the tidal wave of Sat Radio and other technologies.

      It's over Johnny!
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    • Mon Jul 7th 09:34 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Georgetown Partners' Latest Radio Proposal Raises Many Questions
      A book should be written about this when all is said and done. Everyone knows that lobbyists run the show but watching this story has made me sick and ashamed of our government. This comes from a guy from Chicago - the hometown of corruption!
      Consumers want this merger. Has there ever been a merger so overwhelmingly endorsed by the consumers of a product??

      Keep calling/writing the FCC and your congressmen.
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    • Sun Jul 6th 19:50 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Sirius and XM Satellite Merger Set for Approval; RBC Lowers Price Targets
      This merger has been an eye-opener to me and I'm sure many other loyal subscribers. Sure, I knew gov't was influenced by the lobbyists but I never thought they'd be able to go so severely against the will of the consumer and delay this thing.
      Have you ever seen a merger so overwhelmingly endorsed by consumers? Everyone wants this except the NAB and the HD Radio people!
      Please FCC, give us our wish. Let us save this great thing - Satellite Radio. I'll never listen to FM or AM the same way.
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    • Tue May 20th 14:38 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Sirius/XM Merger: What Happens if It Doesn’t Happen?
      One more thing - I say XM would eventually win if they stay afloat longer than Howard Stern is at Sirius. Stern was the game-changer. XM was killing Sirius until that point. If Stern retires after this contract in 2 years., XM would regain momentum.
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    • Tue May 20th 14:36 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Sirius/XM Merger: What Happens if It Doesn’t Happen?
      A very sad example of how government is broken. The DOJ - which nearly everyone agreess was the highest hurdle - approved this thing after a very thorough review. You didn't see them taking meetings and getting lobbied - they just took their time and got it right.
      Now the FCC has the hot potato and they can't get out of their own way due to the special interests.
      Has there ever been a merger that is so overwhelmingly approved by consumers get held up like this??? It's a subscription service! We can choose to cut it off any day we want. No contracts.
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    • Fri Mar 14th 09:50 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      XM/Sirius Merger Still a Long Shot
      Have we ever seen a merger dragged out so long where a documented 85-90% of CONSUMERS are in favor of approval? Even the NAB has conceded that FCC feedback is not in their favor.

      5 years from now we'll laugh at this debacle while we drive down the road with our always-on internet connected radios.

      The DOJ/FCC has much more important topics. Approve this merger!
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