• ADI to distribute XM for Businesses
  XM for Business will offer the content, ADI will fill in the gaps for business installations.
• Radio exec discusses Satellite Radio
  And still is saying that terrestrial has nothing to worry about.
• XM: From Handshake to Stores in Nine Months
  The article is really just about getting to market quickly, but the message is lost with the rabid commenters. Gotta love this industry.
  
• New Delphi Heavy Duty Satellite Radios
  Truckers rejoice! Delphi's coming out with XM or SIRIUS receivers with iPod/MP3 support, NOAA weather band and even an alarm clock function.
  

• New Deals Could Nearly Triple Sirius' OEM Base
  Thanks in part to the VW deal, Sirius' OEM base of 824,000 could almost triple by the end of 2007.
• Sony's new XM-Ready units
  Sony's new HTiB systems will have the Connect-and-Play technology... but sans an XM Passport. Too bad.
• Sirius adding more repeaters this year
  A "significant number" even. Nice.

• Google's Form 10-k
  "Broader Range of Media. [...] With the acquisition of dMarc in February 2006, Google plans to unite our network of advertisers with dMarc’s innovative radio ad distribution product. [...] our goal is to provide targeted advertisements with measurable performance." (Could this be why the NAB is pushing for anti-satellite radio legislation? a perceived advertising threat? Push-to-purchase might also fall right with Google's advertising strategy.)
  
• Podtech gets $5.5M in Funding
  To launch Podcasting News Service.
• The Decline of Hit Albums
  The hits are getting smaller as digital music adoption increases.
  
• Verizon adds Indie music to V Cast
  V Cast subscribers can now hear music from artists affiliated with CD Baby, IODA, Digital Rights Agency and The Orchard.
• CBS Radio signs on for Cell Phone Research
  Joining Radio One and Cox Radio - the new "smart cell phone" would be the competitor to Arbitrons PPM.
  

(OK, so maybe this should renamed to semi-daily links)

• FMQB features a detailed article on the Howard Stern / O&A Gag Order.
  The battle between these two is undoubtedly heating up.
• Howard Stern and FOX kiss and make up.
  Interesting how your friends become your enemies and your enemies your friends.
• Motley Fool puts WorldSpace on their radar.
  Hacky headline or not, its nice to see WorldSpace getting some recognition.
• Satellite Radio shares - up or down?
  Bear Stearns, BofA and Gold Sachs Analysts all give their take.
• About.com Visitors Comment on XM and SIRIUS Satellite Radio Plus Howard Stern
  A semi-interesting read.
• High-def, satellite radio set for battle of the airwaves
  Funny, even the press can't quite grasp that "HD" Radio doesn't mean "High Definition"
• Stern-Moonves Kerfuffle Continues
  CBS Radio feels Stern's appearance on Letterman was a "desperate attempt to distract attention from the facts of the case."
• Ford's Kaline to Radio: Consumer Is First
  Mark Kaline, global media manager for Ford, offers some wise words of wisdom, urged broadcasters to not "lose sight of the listener" and to consider alliances never dreamed of before. “Maybe you need to reach out to online, to mobile, even to satellite.”
  

• Air America tuned out?
  Considering the source.... I wouldn't hold my breathe. AAR says no.
  
• TowerPod
  To be unveiled at SXSW - Tower Records will podcasters use a library of 6,000 songs for free. Interesting. Look to a new Indie movement in digital audio.
  
• CBS Radio trying to gain 'Altitude'
  CBS Radio has renamed its integrated marketing department - formerly Infinity Solutions and Beyond (ISB) - to the "CBS Radio Altitude Group." Got envy?
• XM Satellite Radio's Nightshift 2006 Debuts in San Diego
  The second show in the Hot Import Nights season kicks off. (Press release, and somewhat boring.)
• Solar storms spell doom for satellites?
  I can hear a new ad campaign from terrestrial radio already...
  
• Les Moonves makes his lawyer's job a little harder.
  "I totally understand, if they would have given me that kind of money, I would have left too," said the CBS Radio Chairman. (via GSI)
  

• Satellite Radio: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
  About.com's Corey Deitz goes on a lil' rant.
  
• HD Radio crys about not getting the auto deals
  "Detroit is a problem" - hello, exactly!
  
• Digital Radio Gets Fuzzy
  Eventually we'll have interoperable recivers for XM, SIRIUS and... HD Radio?
• A Tale of Two Dials
  A month-in-review over the beating of satellite radio stocks and the satellite TV love-fest.
  
• Oprah loves retards and male-strippers
  Yes, this is called satire folks.
• Dump Mike
  Mike Ferguson (the Congressman who wants to cripple digital radio broadcasts) has a fan site apparently.

• BBC now in India thanks to WorldSpace
  Broadcasts in English, Bengali, Hindi and Urdu
• NAB continues to whine about the XM/WCS deal
  The question is, who really has the "public's interest" in mind?
• Stern made $26 million last year, set to make $125 million this year
  According to a rough calculation by Jonathan Jacoby. Talk about a raise.
• New "real" Video iPod to pack 4-inches
  Rumored for a late-March/early-April release
  

• DOJ goes after record industry for online price-fixing
  Oh darn, my heart bleeds for them.
• Bridge Ratings trending of Q4/Q1 SIRIUS subscribers
  "Programming Variety" has edged out Howard Stern as reason to subscribe.
• Terrestrial Radio stocks face static
  Flat revenue + less listeners = less appeal to investors.
• Origami Project: the Mobile PC running Windows XP
  Made by Samsung and Intel - it looks like Origami is just a super-mobile PC. Probably won't see an "iPod killer" or PVP afterall.
• Satellite Radio used as a PSYOPS device
  Wonder if this is the next step for MESA?
• SIRIUS says the CBS lawsuit has "no merit"
  They also plan to "vigorously defend this action" - phew! That's encouraging.
  
  

• Indecency crusader Jack Thompson supports Stern
  Thompson appeared on Clear Channel’s WFLA-AM in Orlando to voice his support for Stern.
• Mashboxx
  Napster and Grokster founders team up to create a new service that goes after iTunes. Only problem is they're letting the labels set the prices. Good luck bro.
  
• I just want signal.
  69% of US users said they don't see themselves listening to music on their cellphones. Survey shows that people don't want cellphones that play videos, music or do their taxes.
  
• Starbucks Music Chief Leaving
  Don MacKinnon, VP of music and entertainment at Starbucks who joined up when Hear Music was acquired in 1999, is on his way out the door according to the NY Post.
• HD Radio interferes with AM signal
  Terrestrial's attempt to combat satellite radio apparently interferes with their own product.
  
• The Howard Stern Soap Opera
  CBS Radio shines the spotlight back on Stern. Good thinking. Audiographics pulls no punches on this one.
• Les Moonves a SIRIUS subscriber?
  Of course he his. And so is everyone else in Terrestrial Radio. Page Six says that SIRIUS Subscriptions are up as a result of all the hub-bub.