Re: [Swprograms] Is WRN Now Also Gone from Sirius?

["Richard Cuff" <rdcuff@xxxxxxxxx>]

The website mentions a "new channel lineup".

WRN is listed in its usual spot in the PDF version of the channel
guide, effective today.

IIRC, aren't these promos what Sirius runs as a default when there are
interruptions or other screwups in its feeds?

Moral of the story:  Sirius and XM will continue to tweak their
channel lineups to maximize their attractiveness to their likely
customer base.

We remain at their mercy...the only solution (other than shortwave)
is, frankly, the unlimited-bandwidth world of live webcasting.

140 is now indeed shown for live sports many nights.

Richard Cuff / Allentown, PA

On 2/14/07, John Figliozzi <jfiglio1@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Tuned in to Sirius 140 tonight to hear my nightly fix of
> international broadcasters, but am hearing a continuous reel of
> sports promos.  The channel banner reads "Sirius" where it used to
> say "WRN".  The program screen does say "WRN" where it used to have
> the name of the broadcaster occupying that half hour.  Sirius
> Customer Care doesn't appear to know anything about this.  The
> Sirius.com web site has no explanation.
>
> John Figliozzi
> Halfmoon, NY
> Very Disappointed Sirius Subscriber
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