Satellite Entertainment

SIRIUS Satellite Radio Launches Indie Talk Channel: Exclusive, Groundbreaking Radio Where You Can ‘Speak For Yourself’ (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
SIRIUS Satellite Radio today announced the launch of Indie Talk, an exclusive, groundbreaking talk radio channel that will serve as an uncensored, unfiltered forum for independent thought and opinion.

XM Satellite resolves lawsuit with Sony BMG (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)
Feb 1 - XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc said on Friday it has resolved a lawsuit brought by Sony BMG over Pioneer Inno, a portable satellite radio with advanced recording features.

Conservative Talk Radio About to Eat its Own Tail? (About.com)
Some right-wing Talk Radio hosts are talkin’ quite a bit of smack - and it’s not over Democrats or their candidates. It’s more about the Republican candidates running for the…

The Internet s Weakest Link (CircleID)
This week two major transoceanic cables experienced outages that may last several days. The outages provide a reminder that several Internet bottlenecks exist where these cables make landfall. When one thinks of bottlenecks in telecommunications the first and last mile come to mind. Yet equally vulnerable are the last few 1000 feet of submarine cable links. More…

RedHat to be widely deployed at Internet Services Unit of Saudi Arabia (AME Info)
Internet Services Unit of Saudi Arabia (ISU) have started the plan to deploy Red Hat products, such as Enterprise Red Hat (RHEL) ES 4.0, Red Hat Satellite and Red Hat Directory Server on several Internet services, for aplan to migrate older Unix system to RedHat Enterprise.

SIRIUS Satellite Radio Celebrates Black History Month (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
SIRIUS Satellite Radio will celebrate Black History Month with a series of specials honoring the contributions made by African-Americans that have enriched our nation’s history.

Branson to trace Fossett through Google (Thursday Magnet)
British billionaire Richard Branson says he was hoping to trace Steve Fossett through a satellite mapping service offered by internet data provider Google as the search for the missing US adventurer resumed.