Subscribers to Combined XM and Sirius Face Confusing Choices

First of all on The Merrit Pkwy there is a choppy signal because of the trees. Howard Stern is not nearly as entertaining as he was in his NBC days. It is not profanity that is funny, it's the absence of it! I am in my early 60's and I like listening to Vinyl rewiwnd, The Pulse, Prime Country and ch 12 used to be Shuffle but now it's something call The Bridge.

ben of NY 11:35AM July 31, 2008

I have both. Why would you get satelite radio if there are comercials on the music stations (XM). Sirius's music content not only commercial free but is much more vast. You can say what you want about stern, but people like him and will listen to what he says. When have you ever heard of a smaller company buying a larger company? XM knew they were done when they didn't land stern. The first order of business for the new company is to get rid of that oprah channel. what a waste of money.

dale of NY 3:20PM July 27, 2008

I have had both Sirius and XM recievers. First hand, I can tell you that XM beats Sirius across the board. From quality to support. I think the merger will hurt XM. I can only hope that Sirius will have something to offer.....well, I can hope can't I?!

blueeyes of NV 2:55AM July 27, 2008

Howard Stern has said he will NEVER again vote for a Democrat because both Dem commissioners carried out the orders of the NAB and tried to bankrupt Sirius. Let's hope he puts his mouth where his money is, and talks continuously about Obama's communist past (literally!) and empty speeches that disguise a radical agenda. Do you remember 9/11, Howard? The people who danced in the streets as the towers burned are all Obama supporters.

Howard of NY 6:43PM July 26, 2008