Tags: In the Media, Merger, NAB, XM
The Associated Press has a well done recap about the current state of the merger between Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. and XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. There's not much you'll learn from the piece, especially if you've been following the...
Tags: In the Media, Jim Cramer, Merger, Sirius, XM
I don't want it to seem that I'm turning into a Jim Cramer fanboy (I'm not, he still annoys me on many levels), but I do love how he's gone on the offensive when it comes to the Sirius-XM...
Tags: HD Radio, In the Media, Merger, Sirius, XM
This morning's Inside Radio newsletter featured an article that stated "Analyst: XM+Sirius+HD is likely" - an article that now appears to have disappeared from their website. Who knows the reasons as to why the article looks to be missing... but...
Tags: In the Media, Merger, Satellite Radio, Sirius, XM
Well, it hasn't been quite one-year later, tomorrow will mark that day actually. But it was on President's Day last year when Sirius and XM announced their intent to merge. Still, this article on CNN Money sums up the...
Tags: In the Media, Merger, Satellite Radio
An opinion piece in today's Philadelphia Daily News sums up the pathetic Sirius-XM merger process very nicely, albeit with an obvious pro-merger viewpoint (that is why they call it an opinion piece afterall). I won't bore you with the details,...
Tags: In the Media, Merger, Satellite Radio, Sirius, XM
The Drudge Report is, er, reporting that "drama" is building around the Sirius-XM merger. There's no link or anything specific... just this: "APPROVED OR DENIED? DRAMA BUILDS AROUND SIRIUS-XM MERGER... DEVELOPING..." Curious as to exactly what kind of "drama" they're...
Tags: In the Media, Merger, Sirius, XM
Never one to avoid taking sides, John Dvorak has written a piece in MarketWatch asking for the Sirius and XM merger to be approved "immediately." Dvorak, of course, has been a long time Apple-hater and loves to stir up the...
Tags: In the Media
In an article featured in this week's Wired Listening Post, writer Eliot Van Buskirk lays down claims that SoundExchange has been "caught lobbying." He alleges that SoundExchange is not authorized to fund musicFIRST, which is currently at war on Capitol...
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