Apr 25

XM / SiriusAttorneys General from Maryland, Connecticut, Ohio and Washington - who all greatly oppose the Sirius-XM merger - feel they have found the answer to preserving competition in satellite radio: offer it for free.

This revelation was uncovered in a recent ?

nicely sums it up for us, “the only entity that has made a pitch to lease satellite spectrum from a combined Sirius-XM is Georgetown Partners.”

R&R adds that should the deal win approval, Georgetown Partners “would be
willing to take a long lease on the spectrum and form a free,
commercial-based satellite radio company,” which it promises “will be richly diverse.”

It’s so nice to see these AGs coming to the rescue.

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Thanks Nathan!

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