Any word on the status of Sirius/XM?

[yourout]

I have head alot of discussion that they were likely to go bankrupt and I am holding off renewing my contract until I am a little more sure they will be around for a while.

[Dr Fate]

1. In any event, I'm digging "Elvis Radio"- channel 18- as we speak.

Been jamming out to the King for about 6 hours straight, in fact.

[Catshrink]

4. I love it too

but also the Sinatra station... and E Street Radio.

But I'm thinking of cancelling my contract also to save some money. It isn't that much but.... but cutting out all these "little" expenses will add up to a substantial amount.

That said, I sure don't want to give up my Bob Edwards in the morning so maybe I won't cancel. Decisions!

[zagging]

2. They just got a wad of cash from an investment house

I'd feel comfortable with a three month payment. 12 months, maybe not.

[mtnester]

3. Google Sirius and Liberty Media

and you will have your answer

Deal finalized last week

[SeeHopeWin]

5. They just got a huge sum of cash from Liberty Media

They will be solid for a longtime...Go ahead and renew!

[tbyg52]

6. Oh, I sure hope you are right! (XM is the only way I can get Air America.) nt

[sam sarrha]

7. link on computer>>

http://www.novamradio.com/live/stream.php

[tbyg52]

11. Thanks - I'm a dialupper.

Funny thing is, I used to be able to listen to radio on a dialup connection back in the 90's. I guess that's before they "improved" things....

[Zhade]

8. Xirius? Nope.

NT!

[AZ Criminal JD]

9. Don't renew unless you are willing to throw your money away

There is a reason Sirius stock is 14 cents a share. They have hundreds of millions in debt coming due later this year.

[serrano2008]

10. You're safe til 2011.

Go ahead and renew.

And buy that Sirius stock cause it's a great deal!

[Redlands Democrat]

12. Last I heard DIrectTV will end up w/ them which ...

...makes sense given former cable TV titan John Malone's investment in DTV. I'm pondering whether to renew too. I like jazz and have been disappointed at how the XM programming knocked off a lot of the Sirius jazz. Some survives, but not much.