Replies to post #18395 on Total Sports Media Inc. (fka TSMI)

[BaldInvestor]

It's probably very tempting, however, as a Sirius subscriber and fan, I can't comprehend commercial radio any longer. Ad free radio is awesome for me and for a lot of subscribers out there. But as an alternative medium it's fine, just don't screw with my ad free Sirius! :D
There's room for both and I'm a big fan of both. A little co-mingling wouldn't hurt for coverage sakes, like when I'm traveling to China or Europe and can't get Sirius, then you have a winner.
Same thing for Sirius Subscribers, Pretty much North America coverage via Satellite, but then start talking streaming and it's worldwide in an instant.
Just my $0.02 worth (or for today's stock price, my $0.0063 worth)

[kid biscuit]

People pay for sirius content because its great, commercial free and they can go anywhere in their vehicles without it being interuppted, but to have an free app through radioloyalty would be very beneficial to sirius as an advertiser of their products by putting up a taste sampling of their content like to replay football and baseball games the day after, or a small portion of their content rotated to different sectors of the music, business and talk show industry every other day to show what you can have regularly through subscription. This could also bring in some advertising revenue from sirius for streamtrack.

[PhantomRecce]

IMO... the synergy would be amazing!

TheNervousInvestor Tuesday, 06/03/14 02:47:08 PM
Re: TheNervousInvestor post# 18393
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Let me elaborate to all in regards to previous post because I feel this is a crucial point here: If StreamTrack/Radioloyalty can convince Sirius to get rid of their subscription based radio and put all of their radio stations over on Radioloyalty for free to public, we are talking huge $$$$$$ for all parties involved.

StreamTrack gets $$$$ for listening hours. Sirius gets $$$$ for advertisements placed on each radio station. 100s of 10000s of hours would be put on radioloyalty... AIMO, thank you