Mark Holtz
07-31-05, 08:27 AM
From SF Gate:
Something in the air
Satellite radio is 'hear' to stay, having quickly established a major foothold in the sports broadcasting market. What does this mean for the local fan, and for local stations?
Alternative radio takes on a different meaning, particularly for sports fans, when it comes to satellite radio. XM and Sirius give listeners plenty of options, some much more worthy than others.
Do you want to hear a major-league baseball broadcast other than the A's or Giants'? Try XM MLB Channels 176-190. Are you a pro football fan who simply cannot get enough information about the NFL? Check out Sirius NFL Radio Channel 124. Do you enjoy ESPN Radio's mix of interviews, discussion and updates? Go to XM Channel 140 or Sirius Channel 120.
FULL ARTICLE HERE (http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/07/31/RADIO.TMP)
Something in the air
Satellite radio is 'hear' to stay, having quickly established a major foothold in the sports broadcasting market. What does this mean for the local fan, and for local stations?
Alternative radio takes on a different meaning, particularly for sports fans, when it comes to satellite radio. XM and Sirius give listeners plenty of options, some much more worthy than others.
Do you want to hear a major-league baseball broadcast other than the A's or Giants'? Try XM MLB Channels 176-190. Are you a pro football fan who simply cannot get enough information about the NFL? Check out Sirius NFL Radio Channel 124. Do you enjoy ESPN Radio's mix of interviews, discussion and updates? Go to XM Channel 140 or Sirius Channel 120.
FULL ARTICLE HERE (http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/07/31/RADIO.TMP)