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Ondas CEO Heeds Lessons from Other Satellite Radio Operators
November 19, 2008

[Satellite News 11-19-08] With WorldSpace filing for bankruptcy protection in the United States and Sirius XM Radio struggling post-merger, the outlook for a new satellite radio business does not look good. David Krueger, CEO of Ondas Media, believes his company can buck the trend.     Ondas...

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