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hmmm @ Jul 12th 2006 9:43PM
Me and a group of my friends + coworkers all have satellite radio, some xm, some sirius (sirius rocks) and we all agree that if these 2 companys merge not one thing will change in the way of programming or any noticable difference to the 2 brands just all the cash will go to one single company instead of 2, the reasoning behind this is all the djs and all the songs that are already paid for and all the programming is basically set, they just repeat songs every 24 hours or less... sooo if this might be true i hope it dont happen cause competition keeps the pot stirred if there is no competition they wont care about new things or changes in programming or fighting over your hard earned dollars !!and basically say f-them we already got there money !