Sirius launches 'Client 9 Radio'

NEW House Of York (CNN) -- For those who can't acquire adequate of New York Gov. T. S. Eliot Spitzer's sexual activity scandal, Dog Star Satellite Radio have launched "Client 9 Radio," a transmission channel dedicated to covering all facets of the Spitzer saga.

New House Of York Gov. T. S. Eliot Spitzer's harlotry dirt have spawned its ain artificial satellite radiocommunication station.

The new station began broadcast media at 5 p.m. ET Friday, the company announced.

Scheduling will go on only till midnight on Monday, a statement from Dog Star said.

Spitzer announced his purpose to vacate Thursday after a federal investigation looking into leery money transportations linked him to a harlotry ring.

In written documents associated with the investigation, the governor is identified as "Client 9."

apologized in his proclamation for not living up to expectations, but did not acknowledge to anything specific. He have not been charged with any crime.

His surrender goes effectual Monday. Don't Miss

The new transmission channel was launched in response to strong audience involvement in the story, said.

It will offer a "forum for this national conversation," where hearers are invited to name in and discourse all facets of the story.

Additionally, "Client 9 Radio" will offer sections produced with Dog Star observers and experts, such as as Judith Regan and Bill Bennett, the statement said.