Only if our government spent this much time deciding to get eyeball deep in a thousand year old religious war in a terrorist breeding ground. I dont know what to say. Only 11 months was spent to decide whether Exxon and Mobil could merge into the worlds largest company by revenue($517 billion). Wait now that I think about it I care about sat radio prices more then $3 / gallon gasoline. What a joke 8(

Only if our government spent this much time deciding to get eyeball deep in a thousand year old religious war in a terrorist breeding ground. I dont know what to say. Only 11 months was spent to decide whether Exxon and Mobil could merge into the worlds largest company by revenue($517 billion). Wait now that I think about it I care about sat radio prices more then $3 / gallon gasoline. What a joke 8(

Who the H _ _ L is the AAI. I doubt that they even understand the Radio business or the market that Sat radio serves. It is not a monopoly if you have alternative sources for no cost. This is a well orchestrated plan by the NAB and Clear Channel to put Sat Radio out of business. Clear Channel is a loser with poor programminfg anbd no good marketing strategy. The only way (un)Clear Channel can survive is to have satellite radio go out of businee

Who the H _ _ L is the AAI. I doubt that they even understand the Radio business or the market that Sat radio serves. It is not a monopoly if you have alternative sources for no cost. This is a well orchestrated plan by the NAB and Clear Channel to put Sat Radio out of business. Clear Channel is a loser with poor programminfg anbd no good marketing strategy. The only way (un)Clear Channel can survive is to have satellite radio go out of businee

Might there possibly be a loss of tax revenue if the population moves to satellite vs terrestial radio? I\'m not sure how the FCC is funded but since sattelite is outside the conventional boundries of the FCC maybe it\'s the dollar at play vs. the monopoly smokescreen.

Might there possibly be a loss of tax revenue if the population moves to satellite vs terrestial radio? I'm not sure how the FCC is funded but since sattelite is outside the conventional boundries of the FCC maybe it's the dollar at play vs. the monopoly smokescreen.

I\'m by no means a wise man but i do no BS when i see it. It\'s like regular radio is chasing it\'s tail in their argument. they say they don\'t want the merger because it\'ll create a monopoly but then they go and say that they wouldn\'t be able to compete with sattelite if it were to go through. if regular radio has concerns about competition then that rules out the monopoly!! regular radio shouldn\'t be fighting the merger they should be fighting the FCC. it\'s because of the FCC that FM radio is crap and because FM radio is crap they can\'t compete with sattelite. choose your battles better Clear Channel.

I'm by no means a wise man but i do no BS when i see it. It's like regular radio is chasing it's tail in their argument. they say they don't want the merger because it'll create a monopoly but then they go and say that they wouldn't be able to compete with sattelite if it were to go through. if regular radio has concerns about competition then that rules out the monopoly!! regular radio shouldn't be fighting the merger they should be fighting the FCC. it's because of the FCC that FM radio is crap and because FM radio is crap they can't compete with sattelite. choose your battles better Clear Channel.

I\'m by no means a wise man but i do no BS when i see it. It\'s like regular radio is chasing it\'s tail in their argument. they say they don\'t want the merger because it\'ll create a monopoly but then they go and say that they wouldn\'t be able to compete with sattelite if it were to go through. if regular radio has concerns about competition then that rules out the monopoly!! regular radio shouldn\'t be fighting the merger they should be fighting the FCC. it\'s because of the FCC that FM radio is crap and because FM radio is crap they can\'t compete with sattelite. choose your battles better Clear Channel.

I'm by no means a wise man but i do no BS when i see it. It's like regular radio is chasing it's tail in their argument. they say they don't want the merger because it'll create a monopoly but then they go and say that they wouldn't be able to compete with sattelite if it were to go through. if regular radio has concerns about competition then that rules out the monopoly!! regular radio shouldn't be fighting the merger they should be fighting the FCC. it's because of the FCC that FM radio is crap and because FM radio is crap they can't compete with sattelite. choose your battles better Clear Channel.