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A major component of Sirius’ business strategy has been to execute far-reaching and exclusive deals with big-name entertainers and personalities to create and build broadcast streams. Sirius was previously known as CD Radio. With any Sirius-enabled radio, the user can see the artist and song information on display while listening to the stream.

Lack of regulation allows digital satellite systems to offer extremely low prices which can out-compete cable companies. Many digital satellite providers now bundle DVR systems with their decoder box. On September 13, 2005, XM Radio announced a multi-year deal to carry National Hockey League broadcasts beginning with the 2005-06 season, initially sharing the coverage with Sirius but gaining satellite-radio exclusivity from 2007 onward.

Modern satellite TV services have streamlined the signal delivery process. As of the 2005 season, XM Satellite Radio had exclusive satellite radio broadcast rights to all Major League Baseball games. Most XM radios can be installed at the place of purchase.

Satellite TV solves many of the problems associated with earlier television broadcasting methods. The idea behind satellite radio is quite basic. In the US market, there's two players: XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio.

Currently most satellite tuners are ultracompact units designed for transport between car and home. Despite crystal clear sound, crackle free delivery and nationwide coverage, American radio listeners have not been quick to take up many Satellite Radio offerings. XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Radio both have looked at DirecTV's success and thought about how to attract that type of market to its product. Satellite radio has many advantages over terrestrial radio, it is capably of delivering a crisp, clear digital signal in a variety of genres from blues to classic rock.