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Another Crack in Sirius Business Model
That crashing sound you hear is another piece of Sirius' business model falling apart. Sirius has got 3 three things going for it:
- Decent radio content you can't find on other stations: sports, talk, Howard Stern
- Penetration in car audio
- Its own pipe to mobile users outside of cell towers
Now that Slacker has teamed with ESPN on sports the first one just got weaker. Pandora has done a similar thing with the comedy stations they added. Still not comparable to Sirius content but it's a function of time. Sirius better hope that their pipes are needed by the mobile telcos because their walled garden of content is falling apart. [ less... ]
That crashing sound you hear is another piece of Sirius' business model falling apart. Sirius has got 3 three things going for it:
- Decent radio content you can't find on other stations: sports, talk, Howard Stern
- Penetration in car audio
- Its own pipe to mobile users outside of cell towers
Now that Slacker has teamed with ESPN on sports the first one just got weaker. Pandora has done a similar thing with the comedy stations they added. Still not comparable to Sirius content but it's a function of time. Sirius better hope that their pipes are needed by the mobile telcos because their walled garden of content is falling apart. [ less... ]
Another Crack in Sirius Business Model
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That crashing sound you hear is another piece of Sirius' business model falling apart. Sirius has got 3 three things going for it:
- Decent radio content you can't find on other stations: sports, talk, Howard Stern
- Penetration in car audio
- Its own pipe to mobile users outside of cell towers
Now that Slacker has teamed with ESPN on sports the first one just got weaker. Pandora has done a similar thing with the comedy stations they added. Still not comparable to Sirius content but it's a function of time. Sirius better hope that their pipes are needed by the mobile telcos because their walled garden of content is falling apart.