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The Sirius satellite radio company has gone all out this week, with Howard Stern giving away thousands of free radios, then blasting the FCC and commercial radio on Letterman, then having his old boss hired to be his new boss. It's enough to get people taking them seriously. At least I didn't say Siriusly. Seriously, that's enough. Kudos, though, to the kids at lowculture, who gamely attempted to predict the New York tabby's front pages.
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