Sirius Investors: New 45.2% Liberty Stake Is Good News

By Income Hunter:Sirius XM (SIRI) will still be an independent company if and when Liberty Media (LMCA) gets control of it.

By Stephen Faulkner:Investors in both Sirius XM (SIRI) and Liberty Media (LMCA) should be well aware of what is an ongoing battle for control of Sirius XM. In the middle? The FCC, which has the ultimate say on whether or not Liberty Media is allowed to take de facto control of the satellite radio company.

By Stock Croc:Sirius XM's (SIRI) largest stockholder, Liberty Media (LMCA), appears to be laying the groundwork for a hostile takeover of the satellite radio company. Liberty has filed paperwork with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that seems to indicate that it wants to take control of Sirius XM's licenses.

By Crunching Numbers:Some Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) investors still refuse to grasp some of the risks surrounding their investment. They look at Liberty Media (LMCA) buying more than 600 million shares of Sirius XM and seeking permission from the FCC to go to de jure of the company.

By Little Apple:The FCC has finally decided to put Liberty Media's (LMCA) application for de jure control of Sirius XM (SIRI) up for public notice.

By Kofi Bofah:In 2009, billionaire John Malone and his Liberty Media Corporation (LMCA) negotiated a sweetheart deal in hopes to save Sirius XM (SIRI) from inevitable bankruptcy. At the time, Mel Karmazin, Sirius CEO, was warding off anxious creditors at the same time that his stock traded for pennies on the dollar.

By Cris Frangold: What a nail biter it has been in recent weeks for Sirius (SIRI) investors and stock watchers, as they follow every move in the chess game being played out between Sirius' chief executive, Mel Karmazin, and John Malone, the billionaire owner of Liberty Media.

By Cris Frangold: Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) may not be the great value play that some investors think it is, but it's certainly an idea worth entertaining.