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The news comes as his contract is set to expire, with both Stern and Sirius XM CEO Mel Karmazin positioning themselves for a new round of negotiations. ... Howard Stern tells listeners: 'I'm leaving' Sirius XMExaminer.com Howard Stern Rethinks Radio GigWall Street Journal

Sirius XM Begins Campaign To Attract Former Subscribers With the economy now (seemingly) showing signs of improvement, Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) has begun an aggressive marketing campaign. ... Is Mel Karmazin Leaving Sirius XM?Motley Fool

Sirius XM (SIRI) CEO Mel Karmazin has again tried to strike an upbeat tone at the company's latest earnings announcement. ... The Reveling - Sirius XM Radio TakeoverAltsounds.com all 195 news articles »

By Ryan Saghir A group of creditors have threatened to remove Sirius XM Radio Inc. CEO Mel Karmazin if the company chooses to file for bankruptcy over a striking a deal with an investor that would allow it to remain solvent, reports the Wall Street Journal.Additionally, the WSJ is reporting that a final de...

By Ryan Saghir In fact, Ergen is said to believe that Satellite Radio is a compliment to his Satellite TV operations. Charles Ergen is the co-founder and CEO of EchoStar Communications Corp., the former parent company of Dish Network. At this point, it seems that Mel Karmazin is backed into a corner.

In February, when Sirius Satellite Radio Chief Executive Mel Karmazin announced plans to merge his company with rival XM Satellite Radio, he pegged the chances of winning deal approval from regulators at "better than 50%." At the time, many investors and analysts agreed with his math.

This next clip is Mel Karmazin, familiar to some of you as the CEO of Sirius satellite radio, testifying before Congress recently. As you will see, he is attempting to define moving from two companies to one company as a merger, not the duopoly to monopoly that it is.

By Craig Lyndall Yesterday on Howard Stern's show, Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin talked about the future for a merged satellite radio company. While he didn't say Opie's and Anthony's names directly, he might as well have. The topic of conversation turned to satellite radio programs that are on both regular rad...

By jeff94 more…) This morning, Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin stopped by the Howard Stern show for nearly an hour. The Stern staff and callers asked him questions regarding plans for the merger. He said that merger Talk began nearly two years ago. XM passed on it then, but talks have been ongoing since. The comp...

By Douglas McIntyre Filed under: Analyst reports, Forecasts, Deals, Industry, Competitive strategy, Microsoft (MSFT), Apple Inc (AAPL), XM Satellite Radio (XMSR), Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI), Sprint Nextel Corp (S) And even Mel Karmazin can't fix that.

By BenDee Click to Comment Notes from the Citigroup Conference Presentation by Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin: -Mel does not like the lifetime subscriptions, because the people using it are probably Sirius’ biggest fans. -Price hike is possible, but not happening at this time -They hope to hit goal of 10...