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FOX Business Network To Air On XM Satellite Radio

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by Staff Writers
New York NY (SPX) Jun 23, 2008
FOX Business Network (FBN) and XM Satellite Radio have announced that FBN will begin airing nationwide on XM on July 14th. XM will air FBN across the U.S. on XM channel 128.

In making the joint announcement, XM executive vice president of programming Eric Logan said, "FOX Business brings a great line-up of business news and analysis for XM listeners nationwide.

"This is the latest milestone in a long and productive partnership between FOX News and XM."

Kevin Magee, executive vice president, FOX News, added, "FOX News and FOX News Talk are two popular XM radio channels and we are pleased to offer this additional service for listeners.

"With XM radio, people can access FOX Business and track their investments, wherever they are."

Launched in October 2007, FBN is a financial news channel delivering real-time business news across all platforms that impact both Main Street and Wall Street.

Home to leading financial journalists such as Neil Cavuto, Alexis Glick, David Asman and Liz Claman, FBN is the latest addition to XM's 170-plus radio channels, which includes FOX News (XM 121) and FOX News Talk (XM 168).

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