Now ATT is getting into sat with radio and video service at a cost of $30 a month. Not the end of sat radio, but a bad move by ATT. Real bad. Sirius already tried TV in the car and it failed fast.
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So much for the death of Sat radio...
- Thread starter Walter Graff
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andreajesus
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Ah man!! ;D But "sirius-ly", though, i'm glad that AT&T is getting in the game, if for nothing else to provide some "competition" for Sirius-XM - now if we could stop writing off satellite radio and moving on to how we're gonna support it better or something like that, okay?? 
Why do we have to support a failing operation when the CEO tells us boldface lies and spits in our eye.
Mel is a screw up, cut throat who would throw his own mother under the bus for a buck.
Phasing out of satellite radio
Steve
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