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why would they let the sirius guy run the group? he fucked up sirius, to the point where XM is killing them.your life is an occasion, rise to it.
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The merger would require regulatory approval as well as anti-trust scrutiny.
Kevin Martin, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, reportedly said last month that a merger could not be approved under current FCC regulations.
That said, as a user of both XM and Sirius, I'm pretty happy to hear about this, at least in theory. I've found that there are some things that Sirius does better, and some things that XM does better. I really hope they take the best of both worlds rather than just going with the programming from one or the other.Comment
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hmmm maybe this will actually allow these guys to finally start making some profit...mixes: www.waxdj.com/miroslavComment
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i don't think there is an anti-competition argument to be made, since its such a new line of business. once these two are merged, I can definitely see another media player getting involved, especially if the profitability materializes like it should. there aren't enough barriers to entry to keep people out for long...Comment
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Why would they want to come together i mean i could see XM buying them out.....Comment
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Re: XM & Sirius Satellite Radios To Merge
i don't think there is an anti-competition argument to be made, since its such a new line of business. once these two are merged, I can definitely see another media player getting involved, especially if the profitability materializes like it should. there aren't enough barriers to entry to keep people out for long...
If they want to get this through, they are going to have to convince the FTC that they compete in a broader market than just competing against one another -- which is a bit of a tough sell, IMO -- or that the barriers to entry are so low that additional competition in the satellite radio market is imminent.
Remember that DirecTV and Dish -- which actually compete with cable as well and are therefore in a broader market than Sirius and XM -- have tried to merge on at least one occasion in the past, and that merger was blocked because of the likely anticompetitive impact. It is, at a minimum, something that you can expect regulators to look at really hard.Comment
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it's not a monopoly.you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
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Yeah, I really hope it works out this way. Like I said earlier, I like Sirius for some things and XM for others. Would be great to just have one service that has it all...Comment
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I just wish I could get back to listening to XM80 when I want. Tons of great shows on there. Def Mix, Thump Radio, D:Fuse Show. and a bunch of others...i guess i'll have to get Directv again.Comment
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