Sprint PCS to Offer Sirius Satellite Radio Programming

By Allen Tsai | Tue Jun 14, 2005 9:21 am

Sirius Satellite Radio today announced an agreement with Sprint to offer select Sirius Satellite Radio programming. Some of the music channels being evaluated by Sprint and Sirius for the new service include new hits, classic rock, hip-hop, country, blues and soul to jazz and Broadway's best music. The new Sprint service will be available nationwide, and both companies plan to announce more specifics of the service, as well as the price later this year.

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"Our exceptional programming is the primary force behind the rapidly growing success of Sirius, and we are excited about this venture with Sprint," said Scott Greenstein, Sirius President of Entertainment and Sports. "One of our goals is to make this unique content available to as many Sprint PCS Vision customers as we can, over as many multimedia devices as possible."

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