satellite radio subscribers. Here are some of the things people left on forums and discussion boards regarding this
“$26/month? A hell of a lot cheaper than cable TV.” Says one of the forum posters. He is right, of course, many will question the need to pay $26 for over 300 radio channels out of which will probably never get listened to.
“Oh man! As a dual subscriber, this would be SO cool to have. do I sign up?” – on the other hand, of course, there are those people that don’t mind a little extra when they can get so much more.
“Cool idea if it ever comes to pass. Even only subscribe to Sirius, I would consider buying this with an eye on the future…” – for people this forum poster, the interoperable satellite radio system is the natural evolutionary step forward, so it is definitely into.
Implications of the interoperable satellite radio system
As you can see from the response of the potential customers, the radio system is an interesting development. While Sirius and XM are lucky enough to be the only major this field, for now, it seems they are also ready to work together in order to consolidate their future. Of course, offering twice the programs on a single unit is a major step forward, and from the it seems that the target audience is ready to receive the single receiver unit with applause. On the is this an initial enthusiastic response or is it genuine interest? Won’t 300+ channels become too much and won’t people start to feel like they are paying for something they are rarely using? There will also be some interesting things to follow as far as exclusivity rights go, because each of the two broadcasters have their own original
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