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SiriusXM has made changes to its classic rock channel, Deep Tracks, which has upset its devoted Boomer listeners. The company's next-generation streaming application, aimed at enhancing engagement and consumer experience, has been launched as a $9.99-a-month Spotify challenger. CEO Jennifer Witz discussed the rollout of the new application. The changes have sparked discontent among the loyal followers of Deep Tracks, who are unhappy that the classic rock station has been moved up the dial. The move has led to dissatisfaction and resistance from some listeners, with calls for reconsideration from the public.
SiriusXM Messed With Their Classic Rock Channel. Boomer Listeners Aren't Happy (@DavBrowne - @rollingstone) https://t.co/vycp2H6Isx
SiriusXM makes channel tweaks ever so often but the devoted followers of Deep Tracks aren't happy that the classic rock station has moved up the dial. "I can not and will not support using the app." More: https://t.co/ziqgXov44E https://t.co/PXqqMouBIR
SiriusXM CEO Jennifer Witz discusses the rollout of the company’s next-generation streaming application, aimed at enhancing engagement and consumer experience. https://t.co/079PjUJkXa https://t.co/RlGiQZDwLj
SiriusXM messed with their classic rock channel and Boomer listeners aren't happy. More: https://t.co/ziqgXouwf6 https://t.co/ahXbcMw1mC
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SiriusXM got rid of Deep Tracks? This seems unfair. @SIRIUSXM you should reconsider this.