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Satellite Radio, Monopolies, And Legislative Stupidity 
Liberty Papers | by Brad Warbiany | Thu, Mar 1
So what happens if XM and Sirius merge, and they change their rates to $30/month because they’ve become a monopoly? It’s simple. Only people who think that satellite radio is worth $30/month will subscribe. For example, I am an XM subscriber. Yet I live in Atlanta, one of the major radio marke...
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