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The Federal Communications Commission has granted Sirius XM Radio Inc. an extension on the deadline to lease a portion of its channel capacity to third-parties. Sirius and XM had voluntarily agreed to lease 8 percent of their combined full-time channel capacity (4% from XM, 4% from Sirius) to "qualified" third parties within four-months of the merger being approved.

Prediction: Two years left for satellite radio Digg / Tech Industry News Mon, 11/24/2008 - 23:20 We’d previously thought both XM and Sirius had about five years left as standalones, but that the completed merger might extend that to nearly a decade.

To say I’m not happy with the reality of the Sirius-XM satellite radio merger is an understatement. I’ve already blogged about the fact that they removed one of my favorite music... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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Last night, I was driving home from having drinks with a friend, and I was not in the mood for whatever CD I had in at the time, so I thought I would see what was playing over on trusty XM. A little background… I have had XM ever since I got my Acura, back in August of 2005, because it came in the

XM and SIRIUS have merged their channels as part of the new single SIRIUS XM service. Some reaction from the land of Twitter: ITGuy: Sirius and XM started channel migrations today… I’m not sure I’m sold on the new dance station. AnneeMae: crap all my xm radio channels are different suckie merger.

It's the end of the world as we know it. Okay, maybe not. It's the end of the world as I know it. I've been a fan of XM Radio literally from day one, and I'm not taking too kindly...

Three months after merger, Sirius XM struggles MSNBC.com: Business Sun, 11/09/2008 - 15:55 Barely three months after the long-delayed merger of satellite radio companies Sirius and XM, the newly combined Sirius XM Radio is struggling to stay afloat.

There's been more Sirius XM Radio management announcements, this time in wild and wacky world of the Talk and Sports programming. Here's the Talk and Entertainment rollcall: Dave Gorab, VP/Original Talk (Sirius)John McDermott, VP/Comedy and Entertainment (Sirius)Frank Raphael, VP/News and Operations (Sirius)Todd Stack, Sr.

Well, the terrestrial radio companies failed to stop the XM-Sirius merger from a happening with a rather ridiculous campaign against the merger, but that doesn't mean they can't continue to try to cause problems. read more