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Originally posted by sgtclub
I think it's the same issue that was brought up with the TV pay satellite services went through the process.
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Alright, I know a few more facts. It's similar, but not the same. The principle difference is that in directv/echostar, a number of customers had no alternative way to get tv--there's no cable out in the sticks. On XM/Sirius, the alternatives--broadcast radio, CDs, iPods, etc., are available pretty much everywhere as well (or at least there's much less of a problem with rural customers).
