Phone: 866-962-2557
Fax: 202-380-4500

Technology and Innovation Center
7777 Glades Road Suite 400
Boca Raton, FL 33434
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Phone: 561-226-1200 or 561-XMRADIO (561-967-2346)
Fax: 561-883-5642

Website: www.xmradio.com

Satellite radios requires a receiver that can plug into your current stereo.  You also need an antenna to pick up the satellite signal.  The total cost for all the equipment is around 300 dollars.  Also you need a monthly subscription to XM Radio for about 10 dollars a month or 250 dollars for a lifetime.(Crutchfield.com)

I believe that there is evidence of globalizaion.  All the country in the world will have a radio system like XM at some point.  It is so much easier because your favorite radio stations never become static.  By XM doin well in the United States I think that it will branch out ino Canda and than elsewhere in the world.

Subdivisions
Detroit Liaison Office - Detroit, Michigan
Phone: (248) 213-0252
Fax: (248) 213-0257
XM Satellite Radio Japan Office - Nakaku, Yokohama
Phone: 045-629-6315 (81-45-629-6315 from abroad)
Fax : 045-624-0913 (81-45-624-0913 from abroad)
XM Studios - New York, New York
Phone: (212) 956-5656
XM Studios - Nashville, Tennessee

XM Satellite Radio has Mass Appeal:
Satellite radio is expected to generate revenue of over $2 billion by 2005. 
(The Satellite Report 1999, C.E. Unterberg Towbin)

As many as 49 million people are projected to subscribe to satellite radio by 2012, assuming a $9.99 monthly subscription fee and a radio price point of $150 to $399, depending on car or home unit chosen. (XM Satellite Radio primary research conducted by SMART & Dr. Frank Bass)

An estimated 34 million listeners are willing to pay $400 for a new radio and a $10 monthly subscription fee. (XM Satellite Radio primary research conducted by Critical Mass Media) 

Satellite radio could have more than 21 million U.S. subscribers by the year 2006 (The Yankee Group) 
Income chart on yahoo financials

Number of Employees: 450 (yahoo market)

Ticker Symbol: NASDAQ: XMSR 

Stock Chart and Price

SEC 10-K

I feel that XM Radio is in good financial condition for a company just starting up. They have to be careful the next couple years not to spend more money than they collect.  I think that they will not have a problem doing this because XM Radio is a great idea.  I know many people will purchase this new device in the future.

Chairman of the Board: Gary Parsons
According to XM Radio "Mr. Parsons has served as Chairman of XM's Board of Directors since May 1997. Mr. Parsons is Chairman of the board of Directors of Motient Corporation, a position he has held since March 1998. Mr. Parsons joined Motient Corporation in July 1996 and has also served as its Chief Executive Officer and President. Previously, Mr. Parsons was with MCI Communications Corporation where he served in a variety of roles from 1990 to 1996, including most recently as Executive VP of MCI Communications and as Chief Executive Officer of MCI's subsidiary MCImetro, Inc. From 1984 to 1990, Mr. Parsons was one of the principals of Telecom*USA, which was acquired by MCI. Prior to the recruitment of Hugh Panero, Mr. Parsons served as XM's Chief Executive Officer." 

President & CEO: Hugh Panero
"Mr. Panero has served as a member of the Board of Directors and as President and Chief Executive Officer since June
1998. Mr. Panero has over 16 years experience building and managing entertainment distribution services. Most recently, from 1993 to 1998, Mr. Panero served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Request TV, a national pay-per-view network owned by Liberty Media and Twentieth Century Fox. Prior to his employment with Request TV, Mr. Panero spent ten years with Time Warner Cable where he was part of the team which built the cable systems serving parts of Queens and Brooklyn, New York. Mr. Panero held various positions with Time Warner Cable, including VP, Marketing." said XM Radio. 

CFO: Heinz Stubblefield
XM Radio said "Mr. Stubblefield has served as Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer since June 1998. Previously, from March 1996 to May 1998, Mr. Stubblefield was Chief Financial Officer for WorldSpace International. Before joining WorldSpace, from February 1993 to February 1996, Mr. Stubblefield was Corporate Controller for Next Software Corporation and, prior to that time, spent several years as divisional CFO for Raychem Corporation's German offices."(entire management)