Who has Sirius and who has XM ?
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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SIRIUS = 1
XM = 0 If you have XM, Will you change to Sirius because of Nascar, NFL, Stern and so on? I have Sirius and love it. I also own shares of Sirius stock. Symbol = SIRI . price as of 5-2-05 is $4.98 a share. I think it will be $10.00 a share by end of 05 and much higher in 3 to 5 years. Please keep a running count, IE: Sirius 1 for first post and 2 for second post, etc,etc.......... I am number 1 for this post. Please do the same for XM NASCAR may come to Sirius in 06 and not in 07 from what i read and heard.
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I'm sticking with XM because in 2007 they get NFL. Now they have college sports, MLB, Nascar, better line up of talk radio hosts even though I'm quite upset by them taking off Dave Ramsey and Michael Savage.
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Sirius has NFL until at least 2010.
NEW YORK - December 16, 2003 - The National Football League and SIRIUS Satellite Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) today announced a seven-year agreement for SIRIUS to broadcast all NFL games live nationwide, and for SIRIUS to become the Official Satellite Radio Partner of the National Football League, with exclusive rights to use the NFL "shield" logo and collective NFL team trademarks. http://www.shareholder.com/sirius/Re...leaseID=152378
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Funk they are very easy to install. Just mount it where you want it in the truck. Plug in it in the Cigarette lighter or push it in the tape deck, mount the magnetic antenna (or you could by one that mounts on your mirror) Make sure you've activated your service and waala you have satelitte radio.
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