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SATELLITE RADIO INFORMATION:

Satellite radio is a service that is available through subscription that will give you access to music, talk shows, sports games, and many more. This service is commercial free and is only available with a monthly fee to a provider.

This service is available world wide in many different countries. In the United States, there are two companies that provide this service to people. Each company transmits their signal at a different frequency. Therefore, receivers are usually configured to accept only the specific frequency the company transits. If you wish to switch companies, or wish to continue your satellite radio service in another country you will either need to purchase another unit for that specific provider, or modify your current unit to accept other frequencies.

Customer complaints
Customers of satellite radio are generally happy with their service. Their main complaint is the high price of service. In the United States, it can cost you $12-$15 a month to enjoy satellite music on one receiver. Many people are unhappy with the fact that they must pay extra in order to enjoy the service in their units.

This extra cost has prompted people to abandon satellite radio receivers which are not portable, and opt for the smaller units so that they will be able to listen in different rooms in their home, take it to their car, as well as take it to their work place.

The pros of car satellite radio
Despite the high cost of satellite radio, customers still enjoy the product for many reasons. The top reason people are happy with satellite radio is the fact that it is commercial free. Most people hate the fact that there are so many commercials on regular radio.

Another pro satellite radio argument is the radio's abilities to maintain a high level of signal anywhere you go, unlike regular radio where signal strength is limited to your distance to the source. Satellite radio signals are sent directly to your receiver from a commercial satellite. Anywhere you go where you have unobstructed line of sight you will have a clear signal.
More information and articles about HD radio and satellite radio.

SATELLITE RADIO NEWS:

HD Radio is top emerging tech for new car buyers - Radio & Television Business Report

Radio & Television Business Report

HD Radio is top emerging tech for new car buyers
Radio & Television Business Report
By Carl Marcucci on May, 7 2012 with Comments 6 JD Power and Associates' new Emerging Technologies Study says HD Radio Technology is ranked the #1 most likely emerging technology consumers will buy when purchasing a new vehicle.
In Brief - May 7. 2012FMQB

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Tom Kent Defends HD Radio - All Access Music Group

Tom Kent Defends HD Radio
All Access Music Group
HD RADIO has its fans and its detractors, but there's no doubt which side of the coin TOM KENT RADIO NETWORK Pres./CEO TOM KENT is on. KENT has penned an "Open Letter To The Radio Industry," and makes it clear how he feels. Writes KENT: "I recently got ...
Tom Kent's rallying cry for HD RadioRadio-Info.com
Programmer Calls on Industry to Push Automakers on HD RadioRadio World

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BBC Details Digital Olympics Coverage - ITProPortal

BBC Details Digital Olympics Coverage
ITProPortal
There will also be extensive coverage on Radio 5, and a temporary 24 hour digital radio station, Radio 5 live Olympic Extra, will boost that further. There'll be all this, plus the aforementioned 24 live HD channels - which are being taken on by Sky, ...
BBC plans to broadcast every Olympics event liveCNET Australia

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After 13 years, inventor waits for HD radio to break out - Buffalo News

Buffalo News

After 13 years, inventor waits for HD radio to break out
Buffalo News
By Jane Kwiatkowski In 1999, when West Seneca native Robert Struble helped to launch IBiquity Digital, the nation's first digital radio corporation, he knew that selling the public on HD radio would take time. After all, it took 40 years for AM radio ...

WFNX is dead - Blast

WFNX is dead
Blast
Phoenix Media, in a statement Wednesday, said the company will retain “the call letters, the archives, interviews, videos, etc.,” meaning that soon, the radio station 101.7 WFNX will cease to exist, and may only live on as an Internet or HD radio ...

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Tom Kent Thrilled With New HD Radio - Radio Ink

Tom Kent Thrilled With New HD Radio
Radio Ink
In a letter to the Radio Industry, Tom Kent, of the Tom Kent Radio Network details his first experience with an HD radio and implores the radio industry not to give up on the technology. He says it's the most excited he's been about radio since working ...

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HD Radio Posts More OEM Gains - Twice

HD Radio Posts More OEM Gains
Twice
By Joseph Palenchar -- TWICE, 4/23/2012 NEW YORK — HD Radio posted new gains among automakers with announcements that Chrysler and Acura will offer the technology for the first time, Hyundai will expand HD Radio to seven vehicle models from six, ...

Emmis Decides on Audemat FMB80 - Radio World

Emmis Decides on Audemat FMB80
Radio World
This focus led me to devise the data distribution consortium business model and become president of the Broadcaster Traffic Consortium (BTC), a partnership of 16 radio companies formed to distribute real-time traffic data via FM-RDS and HD Radio ...

Walters leads hometown team into Championship Game - National Lacrosse League

National Lacrosse League

Walters leads hometown team into Championship Game
National Lacrosse League
Fans in Alberta can watch the game on Shaw Cable Fibre HD Channel 303. This is normally a pay-per-view channel, but the game can be seen on HD Channel 303 free of any pay-per-view charges. There will also be radio broadcasts of the game online.

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HD Radio on Drivers' Radar - Radio World

INAUTONEWS

HD Radio on Drivers' Radar
Radio World
People want vehicle technology that lets them be productive in the car and are now paying more attention to infotainment features like wireless connectivity and HD Radio. Those are among the findings of a new JD Power and Associates survey, ...
Interest grows in distracting featuresAutonet.ca
Growing Interest In Auto Connectivity, AutonomyMediaPost Communications

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