As many of you satellite radio industry investors know, this weekend has been a slaughterhouse since the earnings calls last week. With headlines like Satellite Radio spending frenzy and Satellite radio bleeds cash - you'd think the whole industry is destined for doom and gloom. But then there comes a phenominal article in USA Today that puts it all in a different light: Satellite-radio rivals mine new revenue streams.

Sure, both XM and SIRIUS are losing money right now - I really don't think that's news. But the sensationalistic media loves to tell a horror story and make fancy headlines out of what really isn't very surprising events. Kudos to USA Today for taking a different angle.

A truly interesting read in the Washington Post about the evolution of Bob Edwards. From his NPR days to now on XM Satellite Radio, Marc Fisher of the Washington Post writes of the development of Bob Edwards' style and the things that have been learned during the transition to satellite radio. Definitely worth taking a look at.

[Washington Post via Beyond XM]