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Archive for Saturday, July 26, 2008
Chris Cantore Goes World-Wide on X1FM Network
Saturday, July 26, 2008 by SDRadio.
Want to hear the new Cantore show on the X1FM Network and have an iPhone or iTouch? It’s easy. Chris explains it all here.
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SDRadio Twitter Happenings
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FCC is Sirius: XM to be bought by Sirius
Saturday, July 26, 2008 by SDRadio.
The FCC voted Friday and will let Sirius buy rival XM Satellite radio. The merger, once completed, will create a radio monopoly from above. Within 90-days of the new company several items have to be completed.
The HDRadio move to include radio receivers for ground-based stations was not considered. At present, subscribers will not have to buy new radios. Nor will prices rise for at least three-years.
Each company paid a fine to the government, mostly for illegal or over-powered ground repeater systems.
Stay Tuned!
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