Sirius, XM Satellite Unveil New Plans…
Posted July 24, 2007 — in Music News
Both Sirius and XM are trying to win over the public and the FCC in the event of a merger by offering a variety of services.
Sirius Satellite Radio and XM Satellite Radio said the companies plan to offer a la carte plans to consumers starting at $6.99 for 50 channels.
Under the a la carte option, customers will be able to buy additional channels for as little as 25 cents each. A second a la carte option will allow subscribers to choose 100 channels and will allow Sirius customers to select from some of the best of XM’s programming and XM subscribers to choose from some of the best of Sirius’ programming.
In total, the companies plan to offer eight plans costing up to $16.99 per month.
A la carte programming will be available beginning within one year following the merger, and the other programming options will be available beginning within six months following the merger. (Yahoo Biz)
A second a la carte option will allow subscribers to choose 100 channels and will allow Sirius customers to select from some of the best of XM’s programming and XM subscribers to choose from some of the best of Sirius’ programming.
siruis doesn’t have any good programing.it’s rock channels are programed like fm lame radio.XM is open minded and lets it’s subscribers decided if a band stays in the playlist.we should know we have been in rotation on XM’s Squizz for 9 months.and has made a BIG difference in our cd sales.and we are unsigned.
oh yea…we have both sat radio’s.
Comment by larry anderson — July 24, 2007 @ 7:20 pm