General News

Another Friday has passed, and once again I looked to the Sirius channel line-up for a Stern alternative. A radio show where topical information is discussed in a way that is light yet engaging, and perhaps a bit more straight and narrow than the typical Howard Stern broadcast…. → Read More

The National Association of Broadcaster is professing their love of the recording industry this Valentines day. Isn’t that sweet. They want to shout from the rooftops how much their relationship with the labels means… WAIT… that’s not right. They are professing their love to a select audience, WASHINGTON…. → Read More

XM Satellite Radio announced today that the Bushnell Onix 400 is now available at many national retailers including Amazon.com, Wal-Mart, REI, Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, and Gander Mountain. The navigation unit incorporates not only the XM radio service, but can also be used with XM’s NavWeather for an… → Read More

Every once in a while we should all step back and look at things that we may normally look at. We all live busy lives, and it is easy to get so consumed in what we are doing that we do not see the beauty of the world… → Read More

What do you get that special someone for Valentines Day in 2008? XM is making that decision easy with a $149.00 Pink Inno. When initially launched in September of 2006, the Pink Inno had some proceeds donated for breast cancer awareness. At that time the Pink Inno sold… → Read More

Wow. Microsoft is making a giant play, and given the value of the deal it makes the Sirius and XM deal seem like peanuts. This is the second time that Microsoft has tried to make a go of acquiring Yahoo, but this offer was very public, and came… → Read More

Banc of America Analyst Jonathan Jacoby is no longer under the employ of the Bank. Sirius Buzz has learned that the analysts last day with Banc of America is today. Jacoby has been a common subject among satellite radio watchers. His coverage of the sector has been on… → Read More

You are about to embark upon the Great Merger Crusade, toward which we have striven these many months. The eyes of the financial and radio world are upon you. The hopes and prayers of radio free of commercials and FCC regulations march with you. In company with our… → Read More

The National Association of Broadcasters has a new look. No, David Rehr did not leave, they are simply sporting a new logo. In a press release issued yesterday, the NAB stated that the new logo was a result of “A Year Long Process To Modernize and Energize NAB… → Read More