Sirius, XM: Tough Luck?
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The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Friday, Feb. 23:  Sirius and XM, the country's only providers of satellite radio, want to merge. Their reasons are obvious.
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Executives of satellite radio rivals Sirius Satellite Radio Inc.  and XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc.  have been meeting lately to discuss the possibility of a merger, the New York Post reported on Wednesday, citing several sources close to the matter.
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Viacom buying Sirius makes sense, but it doesn't make dollars.
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Sirius and XM issued statements that their existing radios would work with the new service they would create by merging, but will the number of channels available increase? In Listening Post.
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I'm rooting for satellite radio to succeed. (It's been just three years since XM launched the first satellite radio service.) How come? The appeal of XM and Sirius becomes obvious to folks who are turned off by excessive and dumb commercials, tired formats and static on much of what passes for AM and FM nowadays.
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Everyday investors ponder both sides of satellite radio's bad boy.
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While questions surround the planned merger of the XM and Sirius satellite radio systems in the United States, the situation for their Canadian affiliates may be more uncertain.
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Satellite radio company XM's fight against the Recording Industry Association of America over receivers with the ability to record content may finally be coming to a close.
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When companies start talking about a âmerger of equals,â someone is usually getting the better deal. It is especially true in the proposed merger of XM and Sirius.
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Satellite radio meets gravity as Sirius proves mortal.
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XM and Sirius get hit with a downgrade.
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It took three 1,000-pound satellites to launch Sirius Satellite Radio Inc.&#39;s subscription radio service two years ago. Now the company is betting that one man - shock jock Howard Stern
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Rivals in the satellite radio industry merge and investors hope for lower costs -- but significant regulatory hurdles lie ahead. By the Associated Press.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON  - U.S. satellite radio  companies Sirius  and XM  promised on Monday a  variety of subscription packages that cost up to 46 percent  less than current plans if their merger is approved.
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US satellite radio firm Sirius plans to acquire rival XM for $4.6bn, but the move could come under tough scrutiny.
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Sirius Satellite Radio  and XM Satellite Radio  shares jumped on Tuesday after the companies announced a merger plan, although a top regulator said the deal would face a tough review.
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If you want to hear Howard Stern, starting in January 2006, you&#39;ll need to shell out $12.95 a month for satellite radio. Sirius, the No.