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Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
>>> hilarious. anyway, just for the record, I've been talking about IR as potentially damaging competition for SR since the spring. Well before I heard any analysts talk about it. Ask Cos. Now several analysts, including permabull (since $8) Stifel are acknowledging it.
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
Anyway --- I hear you - your comments/thoughts are not without merit, imo. just a difference in opinion about where this is going.
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
what's to stop anyone from creating an internet radio station and utilizing the exact same subscription/content platform as SiriXM?
Much of Siri's problems are that they had to build the infrastructure themselves -- at prices they locked into years ago, when that cost was much higher, and they are still deep in debt from it. IR doesn't have that problem at all - the infrastructure is built - and delivery over wireless improving by the month.
I am NOT saying IR is going to take over - certainly not anytime soon. I am NOT saying IR is a viable competitor as it stands TODAY.... I AM saying that Sat Radio will have competition going fwd from IR. and Sat Radio cannot afford even a little competition.
I concur with the author that eventually, IR will win.
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
>>> with no debt to deal with, why couldn't a competitor using internet radio pay for content?
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
the point is that as the internet radio platform matures, there's no stopping anyone to step in and use the exact same subscription/content platform that SiriXM uses, only over internet radio. virtually no startup costs, no debt to deal with, and the hardware will be cheap.... with my laptop/iPhone, and soon standard in cars, I already have the "player"...
Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?
>> just turned on Pandora on my iPhone. works just fine.
High-Def DVD Standards War Intensifies
6mos ago, I'd have said Blu-Ray was going to win this.... not so anymore.
While still lagging, HD-DVD sales are accelerating vs BR - in both players and titles. Many dual format titles are in favor of HD-DVD already, and the ones they lag in are 1:1.5 ratios or less, and shrinking.
PS3 is disappointing in sales (being nice) and the brunt of its effect on the "war" is in the rearview - the fact that HD-DVD is gaining even with the seeming head-wind from PS3 is telling.
XBox sells a HD-DVD add-on, and the new XBox will have a built-in HD-DVD.
The low low HD-DVD player prices vs the relatively expensive BR this hoiliday season should close the gap further, then comes 2008.... when the Chinese players hit:
The Chinese have HD-DVD making technology, not Blu-Ray.... when the $100 Chinese HD-DVD players hit next year, the sales trends will accelerate further in HD-DVDs favor.
I agree HD will be a digital file format in the future, and we'll not be using discs for anything in a few years.
High-Def DVD Standards War Intensifies