CruiseCast In Gear After One-Day Delay

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After a one-day delay due to General Motors’ bankruptcy, CruiseCast, a back-seat subscription TV service from AT&T and RaySat Broadcasting made its official launch announcement late Tuesday (June 2).

The new satellite-delivered service targeting kids, teens, tweens and their parents—with family, general entertainment, sports, news and weather programming—offers 22 satellite TV and 20 satellite radio channels for a monthly subscription fee of $28. The price of the equipment, available nationwide through a network of authorized installers and aftermarket-car retail outlets, will set consumers back $1,299.

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