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Archive for Monday, June 18, 2007
Far Out: Jeff Gelder’s Star Trek
Monday, June 18, 2007 by SDRadio.
Jeff Gelder was the MC for a recent event for the San Diego Men’s Chorus Sing For A Cure. Attending the festivities was Nichelle Nichols best known for her roll as Lt. Uhura, on Star Trek. Jeff said, “She is a gracious and humble lady, and her sister is very nice as well!”
Thanks Jeff!
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Satellite Radio Merger: Stick a Fork in it
Monday, June 18, 2007 by SDRadio.
“On its face, we believe that sanctioning the marriage of the only competitors in the satellite radio market would create a monopoly which would be devastating to consumers.”
That’s part of the letter seventy-two Congress members signed and forwared on to the Federal Communications Commission on Monday.
The letter was written by Reps. Gene Green of Texas (D) and Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin (R) along with the signatures of 47 Democrats and 25 Republicans.
XMRadio and Sirius have proposed a merger, however the outlook remains dim that the alliance will happen.
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