Death of XM

[eltee]

I'll miss the opportunity for live shows / meet n greets. Pain to get to during the day, but fun when the chance came up. Seth and Koz should coordinate something.
 I feel badly for everyone who will be affected by this...hopefully some things will remain intact and any changes will be for the best.
 (I had just looked for a job there...Too bad though;  if the office leaves, there aren't too many music-minded jobs in/around DC.)

[walkonby]

article about the loss for dc.
 
 http://fmqb.com/Article.asp?id=938140

[chaz]

Originally posted by They call me Doctor Doom.:
  I never got satellite radio... I don't see how it's any different from just having a massive MP3 collection.

i use it for the news mostly....that and sports.
 cnn, bbc etc

[Herr Professor Doktor Doom]

Ah, that makes sense.   I don't mean to sound like Grandpa Simpson again, but I miss good free radio!

[Christine Moritz]

What a pity about the demise of XM.  I was never a subscriber, but I liked the idea of a diversity of options.
 
 

Originally posted by kosmo:
  maybe seth can snap up the building and refurbish it as a club seeing it's very metro accessible...

Ooooh!!  I like this idea.

[RustyOrgan]

If XM had been smart enough to hire Howard Stern first this wouldn't have happened.

[smakawhat]

FORTY FUCKIN TWO!!

[Cali]

Originally posted by kosmo:
  maybe seth can snap up the building and refurbish it as a club seeing it's very metro accessible...

they'd have to get more food options b/c there isnt anything over there but wendys and micky d. not only that, i feel much safer walking around u street after a show.