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Why? Because no one wants this business. They had no choice but to merge. What the JD did was find out that no one wants to try and enter this business because its too damn expensive and too few customers. As such they let the merger go through because it was pointless to stop it and possibly detrimental to both if it didn't go through.

Face it, Satellite radio is a great idea but the market isn't there. If there was real money to be made there without incredible risk you can be assured the big media companies would have already jumped on it, let alone buy out one of these companies.

No, its actually good for the consumer because it means there is likely to be satellite radio ]]>Mar 25th 2008 5:55AM