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Following this week's announcement of a proposed merger between the country's two satellite radio providers, XM and Sirius, the program takes a look at the future of radio. How will terrestrial radio fare in a world of podcasts, internet and satellite radio? Host: Dave Iverson Guests:
Barry Parr, senior analyst at Jupiter Research
Doug Kaye, executive director of The Conversations Network
Ellen Lee, technology reporter at The San Francisco Chronicle
Howard Liberman, partner at Drinker Biddle & Reath, a specialist in communications law who formerly worked at the FCC's Cable Television Bureau
Skip Pizzi, columnist at Radio World newspaper, manager of technical policy at Microsoft in Washington, DC, and author of "The Big Picture" column
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