XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (XMSR)

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XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc. (XMSR)

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2586	It may be a good thing in theory for them to fight but, as a business decision,	rrufff	-	6/23/2006
2585	Yes its nice to see someone take up the fight.	TimF	-	6/22/2006
2584	At least they're fighting. Sirius caved like a one-egg pudding.	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2583	BUSINESSWEEK - JUNE 21, 2006 News Analysis By Carlos Bergfeld XM vs. the Indu	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2582	tinyurl.com "Opie & Anthony" early ratings show audience gains B	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2581	>> Wouldn't there be anti-trust issues? Yes, surely. And FCC provide	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2580	I would have to agree with the rrufffster. It possible that because it's mai	HEXonX	-	6/22/2006
2579	If a merger were to happen during a GOP adm, I doubt there would be a problem.	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2578	Re: merger Wouldn't there be anti-trust issues? Also I'm not sure h	TimF	-	6/22/2006
2577	Probably both sides would agree with just about everything you posted and, as th	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2576	<i>It is hard to say to what extent this helps XM other than the revenue X	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2575	<i> in that Sirius tends to be pretty much like FM without commercials whi	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2574	Ah let's see now. Stern didn't draw 3+ million, the publicity about Ste	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2573	<I>I think it is pretty notable that it STILL improves either company'	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2572	I went with XMSR instead of SIRI for two reasons: MLB and the ACC. About 25% o	GVTucker	-	6/22/2006
2571	<I>The main questions than become how many of those additional subscribers	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2570	Tim I think your experience is pretty typical. Unless you are a really dedicat	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2569	<i> the fact remains that SIRI has gone from .6 to 4+ million since Stern	TimF	-	6/22/2006
2568	I understand what you're saying. I don't hear a lot of excitement there	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2567	I'm much more of an NFL fan than a MLB fan, but I do think that football lo	TimF	-	6/22/2006
2566	They had 600,000 before he announced. They have 4+ million since. Do the math,	rrufff	-	6/22/2006
2565	>>What about the NFL deal, which at the time was insanely expensive? Didn&	Sirius_Rich	-	6/22/2006
2564	Where do you people get the idea Stern brought 3M subscribers? Does nobody ge	i-node	-	6/22/2006
2563	Easy answers!! As shown by the 3+ million subs that Stern has brought (with mor	rrufff	-	6/21/2006
2562	<I>Given that, my assumptions still stand, and that is, IF you want to pla	i-node	-	6/21/2006

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