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On Nov. 12, I mourned the deaths of Fred, Lucy and Ethel. These are not the characters of the I Love Lucy sitcom, nor are they actual people. They are the alternative-rock stations on XM Radio that no longer exist as a result of the merger between XM and Sirius satellite radio.  

If you have XM or Sirius Satellite radio, you might be wondering why your radio blew up last week.  

Sirius and XM have finally joined forces, but is this good news for listeners?  

Hip-hop superstar Ludacris will appear live at the Rockefeller Center studios to perform for Sirius XM Radio listeners on November 20th.  

While Inside TV & Radio was off last week, raking the leaves and such, the merged Sirius XM Satellite Radio was shuffling the dial for its nearly 19 million ...  

Filed under: Bad news, General Motors (GM), Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI)Sirius XM (NSADAQ:SIRI) faces a number of problems. Those caused the stock to drop to $.20 yesterday, down from a 52-week high of $3.94. Sirius is not only sitting on between $3 billion and $4 billion in debt. It has also...  

Sirius XM keeps plummeting - Sirius XM subscribers are cyber screaming over changes in programming.  

With the share price of Sirius XM dropping into the teens, people are questioning the chances of bankruptcy now more than ever before.  

Shares of Sirius XM radio have tumbled to well below $1 a share and some analysts worry that the company may be forced into bankruptcy. NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- "Brother, can you spare a dime?" During the Great Depression, ten cents could buy a ...  

Now that Sirius and XM have merged, everybody is happya 'not. The subscribers are ticked off; the stockholders are beyond ticked off.  

The XM-Sirius satellite radio merger is shifting the lineups -- and in some cases the sentiments -- of subscribers.  

Sirius XM Radio, the company created by the July merger of Sirius and XM, has started switching channel lineups and some listeners are finding it more than a little confusing.  

Bad day for satellite radio broadcaster Sirius XM: The company's shares are down 13% today to 20 cents -- an all-time low. Why? There doesn't seem to be any Sirius corporate news today, so we're pretty sure it's mostly a reflection of lousy growth ahead, the sad state of the consumer electronics...  

The XM-Sirius satellite radio merger is shifting the lineups - and in some cases the sentiments - of subscribers.  

The Sirius XM satellite radio merger allows Pajamas Media’s PJM Political to be heard on multiple platforms—and multiple times: Beginning Saturday, November 22, PJM Political moves to its new day, and can now be heard on both XM channel #130 and Sirius #110 at 7:00 AM eastern, 1:00 PM eastern and...