Have An Idea To Mitigate Interference From The WCS Spectrum?
As many satellite radio investors are aware, the WCS Spectrum issue is still embroiled in debate. The issue has been ongoing for years, and at one point XM Satellite Radio was even contemplating buying the spectrum. On May 20th, the issue will once again be on the forefront with the FCC. Under consideration is the allowing WCS spectrum owners to go forward without proper protection on interference to satellite radio. Consumers and investors alike are being put at risk.
Much of the debate is highly technical, and in fairness, both sides have arguable issues. However, Sirius XM’s spectrum is enjoyed by over 35 million people while the WCS spectrum has not yet been built out for any purpose. Do you have an idea that can mitigate the interference issues while still being fair to everyone? The demographics of SiriusBuzz readers is pretty incredible, and perhaps there is someone out there just looking for a little incentive to speak up. Well, I came across a promotion that could well provide that incentive.
This weekend, Iron Man 2 is opening at theaters. The first movie was a huge success, and people are eagerly anticipating the sequel. In fact, I already have tickets for my son and me to see the movie on Saturday. Howard Stern and Robin Quivers saw the premier, and loved it. So, given that this is the opening weekend for Iron Man 2, here is a unique contest sponsored by Audi.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the Sirius XM Facebook page, as well as the pages of Sirius XM channels. I applauded the company for finally making a concerted effort in this arena. Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have become ingrained in our daily lives, and it is often through these social media sites that many people first find out about some sort of news. An example of that happened today.

In a stunning announcement today, Sirius XM Chairman Gary Parson has stepped down. Gary Parsons, who co-founded XM Satellite Radio, announced his resignation after the market close and shortly after one of the better quarters that satellite radio has seen in recent times was announced. Eddy Hardenstein, a Sirius XM director who is also the publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Times, will become the company’s non-executive chairman.
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