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2 Satellite Broadcasters to Air Disney Radio Stations

Company Town | IN BRIEF / Entertainment

July 17, 2001|Bloomberg News

Walt Disney Co. will offer its radio stations through satellite broadcasters Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. and XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc.

Sirius and XM will offer ESPN Radio, Radio Disney and ABC News and Talk, the companies said. Sirius also will offer ESPNews and the "Midnight Cowboy Trucking Show."

XM Satellite plans to begin airing as many as 100 channels of news and music from two satellites to U.S. motorists for $9.95 a month by the end of September. Sirius has said it will start selling radio service for $12.95 a month in the fourth quarter.

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