The Broad Reach of Satellite Radio
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Bob Edwards, formerly of National Public Radio, is set to start broadcasting over satellite radio, which came broadly available in the United States just three years ago.
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The FCC is being cut out of the loop (thank God) via Sirius, its management, Howard Stern and the legendary Mel Karmazin. XM Radio is playing a leading role now, but the real noise is being generated by Sirius.
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Pradman P. Kaul, C.E.O. of Hughes Communications, discusses satellite communications and how his company can compete with cable and phone companies.
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XM Satellite Radio Holdings  introduced a handheld portable version of its satellite radio.
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The airwaves that carry billions of calls, text messages and e-mails have become one of the hottest corporate properties. Not only are they in demand  by a nation of 240 million mobile-phone users, they are also in short supply.
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If you want to hear Howard Stern, starting in January 2006, you will need to shell out $12.95 a month for satellite radio. Sirius, the No.
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XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (XMSR.O: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday introduced a handheld portable version of its satellite radio, hoping to extend demand for its service
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XM Satellite Radio is the latest content provider to join the increasingly crowded online-music market, announcing the impending launch of a service delivering its radio programming via the Internet.
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Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. (SIRI.O: Quote, Profile, Research) on Tuesday said its subscriber base has exceeded 700,000 and repeated that it is on track to meet its full-year target of 1 million subscribers.
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Slowly but surely, satellite radio is catching on, according to subscriber numbers released Monday. But neither Sirius Satellite Radio nor XM Satellite Radio will break even, analysts said, until millions
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Wireless broadband and satellite TV -- together at last.
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Only one satellite radio stock is worth buying...and it&#39;s not the one that snagged Howard Stern. This is an update of a column that originally ran on September 30.
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Gavin Reynolds (Rochester, NY) 10/20/04 - Satellite radio was launched just two years go and already 2.5 million people subscribe.
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Is there a future for satellite radio if the XM/Sirius merger gets rejected?
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In 1999 a wave of novice broadcasters tried to start several thousand new "low-power" FM radio stations, fledgling outfits that would fill gaps in the FM radio band. One group sought a license to air Baptist homilies in Connecticut, another for jazz in Oklahoma, another for Vietnamese talk shows in Minnesota.
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Shock jock Howard Stern, a lightning rod for furors over broadcast standards, won&#39;t have to take network heat much longer. The trash-mouthed provocateur is ditching over-the-air radio to claim his future in orbit: via satellite radio.
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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.