So Sirius and XM announced their new channel listings yesterday and by "announce" I mean "you woke up yesterday and your channels were all different."
I've got Sirius and 2/3 of the channels I listen to regularly are just gone. Not replaced, just *gone.* XM users got it worse. Am I the only one thinking that paying $13/mo for two channels is about $13 too much?
I'm an annoyed XM user, with three radios. It's 4 extra dollars per account a month for 8 Sirius channels, three of which seem to be for NASCAR.
We have two. My wife thinks Howard is worth $13 on his own, but I don't think he's worth the $6 we spend on mine, much less the $13 on hers.
I mean they had two classic hip-hop channels pre merger now they have *NONE*. That's just ridiculous.
Is getting internet radio via cellular networks a viable option in the U.S. yet?
"When I am Overlord of the Universe, no one can make me take hula dancing lessons."
—Jessica Zafra, "Tales of the Humuhumunukunukuwakawaka"
American cell phone companies love crippling phones and lagging behind the rest of the world more than anything.
Yeah, it's a little weird that the Philippines probably has better cell phone networks than the U.S., but barely has a functioning Air Force.
"When I am Overlord of the Universe, no one can make me take hula dancing lessons."
—Jessica Zafra, "Tales of the Humuhumunukunukuwakawaka"