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Billboard today picks up an amusing Baltimore Sun piece from over the weekend. Namely, the issue of satellite radio “bleeding” into lower-dial FM spots, usually the domain of Jesuscasters and NPR affiliates. To wit:
“The problem comes when the modulator acts as a transmitter, sending the satellite streams to nearby cars tuned to the lower frequencies. Although the interference is generally brief, it’s enough to catch listeners off guard. While the signal overlap applies to any Sirius stream, not just Stern’s, his is the one that stands out to surprised listeners.
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