The new look of Satellite Radio
If the reports are true about XM's Opie & Anthony replacing David Lee Roth - while still being broadcast on XM - the future is beginning to take the following shape:
Satellite Radio is not HBO, it's Paramount Pictures.
As I have long argued, if you have the content, spread it around. And if you don't, too bad for you.
Here's what you'll see:
- increased visibility for O&A
- increased interest in satellite radio in general and XM in particular
- more satellite subscriptions
- more revenue coming to XM
- more revenue coming to CBS.
All because of the "C" word: "Content."
This is the next evolution of satellite radio, folks. Get used to it. Radio will be their best customers.
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