If you had a room full of radio professionals in one room, I seriously doubt any of them would say that they're scared of being put out of work because of sat. radio...We've got MUCH bigger threats on our hands right now (ie-corporate downsizing, mergers, voicetracking, etc.). Plus sat. it still not that high and mighty yet, even quarterly reports (like the loss reported by XM yesterday) show that they aren't as GRAND as you guys are making it out to seem.. One reason being that it's not readily accessible/ affordable for everyone at this point in time..You know people in the county are on welfare, fixed incomes, or just plain earning low/minimum wages..right? I'm sure getting a sat. radio is number one on their "must have" list. I am thrilled that you and many others enjoy the new found tech. and look forward to seeing where it goes down the line. In the meantime, your complaints about radio isn't anything new- we've all heard it often, hopefully all stations will continue to make progress and protect their cume. Everything else is irrelevant