Just like I said, jackasses...
 

Sirius radio isn't going anywhere!

They just signed Howard Stern to a 5yr/$500M deal!

Now they got NFL and Howard Stern, wtf would anyone get XM?




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"He Hate Retard and Moron" > wrote in message
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> Sirius radio isn't going anywhere!
>
> They just signed Howard Stern to a 5yr/$500M deal!
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> Now they got NFL and Howard Stern, wtf would anyone get XM?

WTF is NFL?

On 06 Oct 2004 16:59:03 GMT, He Hate Retard and Moron > wrote:
>Sirius radio isn't going anywhere!

>They just signed Howard Stern to a 5yr/$500M deal!

>Now they got NFL and Howard Stern, wtf would anyone get XM?

Newsflash: putting howard stern on a channel doesn't affect any of the
others.

Maybe you're waiting for the prude network. Nothing to offend anyone.

Why would I want to subsidize Howard Stern's salary???

dan

He Hate Retard and Moron wrote:
> Sirius radio isn't going anywhere!
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> They just signed Howard Stern to a 5yr/$500M deal!
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> Now they got NFL and Howard Stern, wtf would anyone get XM?
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He Hate Retard and Moron wrote:

> Sirius radio isn't going anywhere!
>
> They just signed Howard Stern to a 5yr/$500M deal!
>
> Now they got NFL and Howard Stern, wtf would anyone get XM?

seems XM has more support, more products, and theyre cheaper. if the
market isnt big enough for 2 satellite radio stations, XM will be the
one that stays.

>seems XM has more support, more products, and theyre cheaper. if the
>market isnt big enough for 2 satellite radio stations, XM will be the
>one that stays.
>
>

Are you kidding me? By signing Howard Stern, they just guaranteed another 5-10
million subscribers!




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In article >,
xfxfxfx says...
> >seems XM has more support, more products, and theyre cheaper. if the
> >market isnt big enough for 2 satellite radio stations, XM will be the
> >one that stays.
> >
> >
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> Are you kidding me? By signing Howard Stern, they just guaranteed another 5-10
> million subscribers!


...not to mention, Sirius stock rose 15 1/2 percent on volume of 344
Million shares on the announcement...

--Gene

(SoCalMike) wrote:

>seems XM has more support, more
>products, and theyre cheaper. if the
>market isnt big enough for 2 satellite >radio stations, XM will be the
one that
>stays.

Especially after Sirius goes broke from spending so much money to secure
Stern and the NFL. My husband just rented a car with Sirius and said the
music selections sucked compared to XM.
When Stern starts airing, you know it will be a premium channel meaning
extra $$s.

ravelation wrote:


> When Stern starts airing, you know it will be a premium channel meaning
> extra $$s.

is he leaving infinity broadcasting and going to sirius exclusively?

>is he leaving infinity broadcasting and going to sirius exclusively?
>

Yup. And bringing 5-10 million listeners with him.




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