Federal Communications Commission FCC 08-3 
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of )
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Existing Shareholders of Clear Channel  ) BTCCT-20061212AVR
Communications, Inc. ) BTCH-20061212CCF, et al.
(Transferors) ) BTCH-20061212BYE, et al.
and ) BTCH-20061212BZT, et al.
Shareholders of Thomas H. Lee ) BTC-20061212BXW, et al.
Equity Fund VI, L.P., ) BTCTVL-20061212CDD
Bain Capital (CC) IX, L.P., ) BTCH-20061212AET, et al.
and BT Triple Crown Capital ) BTC-20061212BNM, et al.
Holdings III, Inc. ) BTCH-20061212CDE, et al.
(Transferees) ) BTCCT-20061212CEI, et al.
) BTCCT-20061212CEO
For Consent to Transfers of Control of ) BTCH-20061212AVS, et al.
) BTCCT-20061212BFW, et al.
Ackerley Broadcasting  Fresno, LLC ) BTC-20061212CEP, et al.
Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC; ) BTCH-20061212CFF, et al.
AMFM Broadcasting Licenses, LLC; ) BTCH-20070619AKF
AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC; )
AMFM Texas Licenses Limited Partnership; )
Bel Meade Broadcasting Company, Inc. )
Capstar TX Limited Partnership; ) 
CC Licenses, LLC; CCB Texas Licenses, L.P.; )
Central NY News, Inc.; Citicasters Co.; )
Citicasters Licenses, L.P.; Clear Channel ) 
Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.; )
Jacor Broadcasting Corporation; and Jacor )
Broadcasting of Colorado, Inc. )
)
and )
)
Existing Shareholders of Clear Channel ) BAL-20070619ABU, et al.
Communications, Inc. (Assignors) ) BALH-20070619AKA, et al.
and ) BALH-20070619AEY, et al.
Aloha Station Trust, LLC, as Trustee ) BAL-20070619AHH, et al.
(Assignee)                ) BALH-20070619ACB, et al.
) BALH-20070619AIT, et al.
For Consent to Assignment of Licenses of ) BALH-20070627ACN
) BALH-20070627ACO, et al.
Jacor Broadcasting Corporation; ) BAL-20070906ADP
CC Licenses, LLC; AMFM Radio ) BALH-20070906ADQ
Licenses, LLC; Citicasters Licenses, LP; )
Capstar TX Limited Partnership; and )
Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. )
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MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
Adopted: January 8, 2008  Released:  January 24, 2008
By the Commission: Commissioner Copps concurring and issuing a statement; Commissioner
Adelstein approving in part, concurring in part and issuing a statement.
I. INTRODUCTION
1. The Commission has under consideration the above-captioned transfer 
applications (the Merger Applications), as amended,1 for consent to a proposed merger that will 
result in the transfer of control of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. (CCC),2 from its public 
shareholders to Thomas H. Lee Equity Fund VI, L.P. (Lee) and Bain Capital (CC) IX, L.P. 
(Bain), which are private equity funds (collectively, the Transferees) controlled by Thomas 
H. Lee Partners, L.P. and Bain Capital, LLC, respectively. Pursuant to an amendment to this 
transaction filed on June 8, 2007, 30 per cent of the voting rights in the surviving corporation also 
will be held by the current public shareholders of CCC that elect to roll over a portion of their 
present interest in CCC into NewCCC (the Remaining Shareholders).  The Merger 
Applications are the subject of two petitions to deny and two informal objections, which, for the 
reasons discussed below, we deny.
2. For the reasons described below, we grant the Merger Applications and the 
Divestiture Applications (as defined herein), subject to the conditions that the consummation of 
the proposed merger shall take place subsequent to and/or simultaneously with the complete 
consummation of:  (1) the assignment of licenses pursuant to the Divestiture Applications from 
subsidiaries of CCC to The Aloha Station Trust, LLC (AST);3 (2) compliance with the 
Univision Decision4 with respect to the interest held by Lee in Cumulus Media Partners, LLC 
(CMP) 5; and (3) either the divestiture of the Transferees interests in CMP or the conversion of 
those interests into non-attributable interests in accordance with our ownership rule.6
  
1 By Public Notice dated December 20, 2006, the Media Bureau announced permit-but-disclose ex parte
status for the applications.  Clear Channel Communications, Inc., Thomas H. Lee Equity Fund VI, L.P., and 
Bain Capital (CC) IX, L.P., Seek Approval to Transfer Control of Licensee Entities Holding FCC Licenses 
and Other Authorizations, Public Notice, DA 06-2531 (rel. Dec. 20, 2006).  The licenses that are the 
subject to the transfer of control of Clear Channel Communications, Inc., are listed herein in Appendix A.
2 CCC is the ultimate parent company of the following licensees:  Ackerley Broadcasting  Fresno, LLC; 
Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC; AMFM Broadcasting Licenses, LLC; AMFM Radio Licenses, 
LLC; AMFM Texas Licenses Limited Partnership; Bel Meade Broadcasting Company, Inc.; Capstar TX 
Limited Partnership; CC Licenses, LLC; CCB Texas Licenses, L.P.; Central NY News, Inc.; Citicasters 
Co.; Citicasters Licenses, L.P.; Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.; Jacor Broadcasting Corporation; 
and Jacor Broadcasting of Colorado, Inc. 
3 As we explain below, we have also imposed a contingent reporting obligation on the trustee of AST in the 
event that AST has not sold all of the broadcast stations held in trust within six months of the acquisition of 
the those stations by AST.
4 See Shareholders of Univision Communications, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 22 FCC Rcd 
5842 (2007) (Univision Decision).
5 See n. 23, infra.
6 See 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 2 and n. 24 and  40, infra.
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II. THE TRANSFER OF CONTROL APPLICATIONS
A. The Transaction
3. Section 310(d) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended (the Act) 
provides that no station license shall be transferred or assigned until the Commission, upon 
application, determines that the public interest, convenience, and necessity will be served 
thereby.7 In making this assessment, the Commission must first determine whether the proposed 
transaction would comply with the specific provisions of the Act, other applicable statutes, and 
the Commissions rules (the Rules).8 If the transaction would not violate a statute or a Rule, 
the Commission considers whether it could harm the public interest by substantially frustrating or 
impairing the objectives or implementation of the Act or related statutes.9 The Commission then 
employs a balancing process, weighing any potential public interest harms of the proposed 
transaction against any potential public interest benefits.10 The applicants bear the burden of 
proving, by a preponderance of the evidence, that the proposed transaction, on balance, would 
serve the public interest.11 If the Commission is unable to find that the proposed transaction 
serves the public interest, or if the record presents a substantial and material question of fact, 
Section 309(e) of the Act requires that the applications be designated for hearing.12
4. CCC is a widely-held, publicly-traded company.  It holds diversified media and 
entertainment interests, including the captioned wholly-owned subsidiaries, which, at the time the 
Merger Applications were filed, were licensees of 1172 broadcast radio stations and 35 broadcast
  
7 Section 310(d) requires that the Commission consider the applications as if the proposed transferee were 
applying for the licenses directly.  47 U.S.C.  310(d).   See SBC Communications Inc. and AT&T Corp. 
Applications for Approval of Transfer of Control, Memorandum Opinion and Order 20 FCC Rcd 18290, 
18300 (2005) (SBC-AT&T Order); Verizon Communications, Inc. and MCI, Inc. Applications for 
Approval of Transfer of Control, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 20 FCC Rcd 18433, 18442-43 (2005) 
(Verizon-MCI Order); Applications of Nextel Communications, Inc. and Sprint Corporation, 
Memorandum Opinion and Order, 20 FCC Rcd 13967, 13976 (2005) (Sprint-Nextel Order); General 
Motors Corp. and Hughes Electronics Corp., Transferors, and The News Corp. Ltd., Transferee, 
Memorandum Opinion and Order, 19 FCC Rcd 473, 483 (2004) (News Corp.-Hughes Order); Comcast 
Corp. and AT&T Corp., Transferors, and AT&T Comcast Corp., Transferee, Memorandum Opinion and
Order, 17 FCC Rcd 23246, 23255 (2005) (Comcast-AT&T Order).
8 See, e.g., SBC-AT&T Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18300; Verizon-MCI Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18442-43; 
Applications for Consent to the Assignment of Licenses Pursuant to Section 310(d) of the Communications 
Act from NextWave Personal Communications, Inc., Debtor-in-Possession, and NextWave Power Partners, 
Inc., Debtor-in-Possession, to Subsidiaries of Cingular Wireless LLC, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 
19 FCC Rcd 2570, 2580-81 (2004); EchoStar Communications Corp., General Motors Corp. and Hughes 
Electronics Corp., and EchoStar Communications Corp., Hearing Designation Order, 17 FCC Rcd 20559, 
20574 (2002) (EchoStar-DIRECTV HDO).
9 See SBC-AT&T Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18300; Verizon-MCI Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18443; Sprint-Nextel 
Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 13976.
10 See SBC-AT&T Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18300; Verizon-MCI Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18443; Sprint-Nextel 
Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 13976; News Corp.-Hughes Order, 19 FCC Rcd at 483; Comcast-AT&T Order, 17 
FCC Rcd at 23255.
11 See SBC-AT&T Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18300; Verizon-MCI Order, 20 FCC Rcd at 18443; Comcast-
AT&T Order, 17 FCC Rcd at 23255; EchoStar-DIRECTV HDO, 17 FCC Rcd at 20574.
12 47 U.S.C.  309(e); see also News Corp.-Hughes Order, 19 FCC Rcd at 483 n.49; EchoStar-DIRECTV 
HDO, 17 FCC Rcd at 20574.
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television stations13 operating in the 300 rated Arbitron radio markets and Nielsen Media 
Research television Designated Market Areas.
5. The Transferees are investment funds controlled by major private equity 
investment firms.  Since its founding in 1974, Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P. has invested 
approximately $12 billion of equity capital in more than 100 businesses.  Since its inception in 
1984, Bain Capital, LLC has made private-equity investments and add-on acquisitions in over 
230 companies around the world.
6. CCC and the Transferees have entered into an agreement contemplating a merger 
by which the Transferees would acquire a controlling interest in CCC in a transaction with a total 
value of approximately $27.4 billion, including the assumption or repayment of approximately $8 
billion of net debt.  Pursuant to the Agreement and Plan of Merger (Merger Agreement) 
between the parties, the transfer of control will be effectuated by the merger of BT Triple Crown 
Merger Co., Inc. (MergerCo)14 with and into CCC.  Once this occurs, the separate existence of 
MergerCo will cease, and the surviving corporation will continue under the name Clear Channel 
Communications, Inc. (NewCCC), under the ultimate control of the Transferees. 15
7. As part of the proposed transaction, NewCCC will have an initial board of 
directors consisting of 12 members, with four members appointed by Lee and four members 
appointed by Bain.  Mark P. Mays and Randall T. Mays, currently officers and directors of CCC, 
also will serve as officers and directors of NewCCC.  Finally, NewCCC will have two 
independent directors, one initially selected by Highfields Capital Management, LP 
(HCMLP)16 and the other initially selected by the nominating committee of New Holdco in 
consultation with HCMLP and other significant public shareholders, if any.  Thereafter, the two 
independent directors will be selected by the Remaining Shareholders.17 The Transferees will 
  
13 Some of these broadcast stations have been sold to third parties since the date on which the Merger 
Applications were originally filed.  The television stations controlled by CCC are also the subject of a 
separate transaction.  See Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 
FCC 07-201 (Nov. 29, 2007) (Clear Channel TV Order).  However, they are included here in the event 
that transaction does not close prior to the consummation of the Merger Applications pursuant to this 
Order.  See  9, infra.
14 Two other entities, B Triple Crown Finco, LLC, and T Triple Crown Finco, LLC, are also parties to the 
Merger Agreement.  These two entities, as well as the shareholders of BT Triple Crown Merger Co., are all 
under the ultimate control of the Transferees.
15 The Transferees, as the two members of Clear Channel Capital IV, LLC, an entity formed post-Closing, 
will maintain equal control over 70 per cent of the voting rights in BT Triple Crown Capital Holdings III, 
Inc. (New Holdco).  New Holdco indirectly will wholly own NewCCC through two intermediate, single-
member limited liability companies formed post-Closing, Clear Channel Capital II, LLC and Clear Channel 
Capital I, LLC.  The Remaining Shareholders will be members of, and have their 30 per cent voting interest 
in, New Holdco.
16 HCMLP is an investment firm which principally makes long-term investments in public and private 
companies in the U.S., Canada, and in other global markets.  It currently invests over $11 billion of capital 
on behalf of investors that include college and university endowments, charitable and other philanthropic 
organizations and other institutional and high net worth individual investors.  In this transaction, HCMLP 
advises certain investment funds, each of which beneficially own less than five percent of CCC's common 
stock.
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have the right to remove any of their designated directors and to appoint their successors.  As 
provided in the Merger Agreement, the officers of CCC duly appointed as of the date of the 
Closing will continue in their respective offices.        
8. Multiple Ownership Compliance.  The proposed transfer of control of CCC will 
terminate the companys ability to maintain certain grandfathered ownership interests that do not 
comply with the Commissions current broadcast multiple ownership rules.18 To resolve this 
issue, CCCs wholly-owned subsidiaries also have filed the captioned applications (Divestiture 
Applications) for consent to their proposed assignment of certain broadcast station licenses to 
AST, a divestiture trust that is insulated from their control in accordance with our insulation 
criteria.  Approval of those Divestiture Applications herein and compliance with the conditions 
set forth in this Order will resolve all issues of compliance with the local radio ownership rule19
and the radio/television cross-ownership rule20 by NewCCC.
9. CCC states that it intended to sell all of its television stations, including those
that implicated the multiple ownership rules, to a third-party buyer prior to consummation of the 
proposed transfer of control.21 In the Clear Channel TV Order, released on November 29, 2007, 
the Commission granted applications for consent to assign CCCs 35 full-service broadcast 
television licenses to Newport Television LLC (the CCC-Newport applications).  At this point, 
however, the proposed television transaction has not closed.  In case the proposed television 
transaction does not close prior to the consummation of the Merger Applications, we incorporate 
by reference our findings in the Clear Channel TV Order, with one exception. In the Clear 
Channel TV Order, the Commission granted a six-month temporary waiver of Section 73.3555(b) 
of the Rules (the local television ownership rule) to permit common ownership of WAWS(TV) 
and WTEV-TV, Jacksonville , Florida. Though both owned by CCC prior to filing of the CCC-
Newport applications, common ownership failed to comply with the local television ownership 
rule at the time the CCC-Newport applications were filed due to the audience share ranking of 
WAWS(TV).22  We note, however, that CCC has adequately demonstrated that common 
    
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17 Until HCMLP votes less than five per cent of the outstanding voting securities of New Holdco issued as 
merger consideration, New Holdco will nominate one independent director who is selected by HCMLP and 
will nominate the other independent director after consultation with HCMLP and other significant public 
shareholders, if any.
18 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 4.  See 2002 Biennial Regulatory Review  Review of the Commissions 
Broadcast Ownership Rules and Other Rules Adopted Pursuant to Section 202 of the Telecommunications 
Act of 1996, Report and Order, 18 FCC Rcd 13620 (2003)  (Ownership Report and Order), affd in part 
and remanded in part, Prometheus Radio Project, et al. v. FCC, 373 F.3d 372 (3d Cir. 2004),  cert. denied, 
125 S. Ct. 2902 (2005).  See also Prometheus Radio Project, et al. v. FCC, No. 03-3388 (3d Cir. Sept. 3, 
2004) (lifting stay with respect to new local radio ownership rule).
19 47 C.F.R.  73.3555(a).
20 47 C.F.R.  73.3555(c) (2002).
21 Merger Applications, at Exhibit 18-1.
22 Id. at  14. Under the local television ownership rule, a party may own, operate or control two television 
stations within the same Nielsen Designated Market Area (DMA) if the Grade B contours of the stations 
do not overlap, or if eight independently owned and operating commercial and noncommercial television 
stations will be licensed to the DMA, and at least one of the station is not ranked within the top four in the 
DMA in terms of audience share. 47 C.F.R.  73.3555(b) (2002).  WTEV-TV and WAWS(TV) were, 
respectively, the 1st-ranked and 4th-ranked stations in the market at the time the CCC-Newport applications 
were filed.
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ownership did comply with the local television ownership rule at the time the Merger 
Applications were filed because WAWS(TV) was the 5th-ranked television station in the market 
at that time. Thus, we find that the six-month temporary waiver of the local television ownership 
rule granted in the Clear Channel TV Order to permit common ownership of WAWS(TV) and 
WTEV-TV is now moot.  
10. The proposed transfer of control of CCC would also provide Lee and Bain with 
attributable interests in the CCC broadcast stations, which presents a conflict under our current 
multiple ownership rule with Lee and Bains current attributable interests in CMP.23 In the 
Univision Decision, the Commission required Lee to divest its interest in CMP if Univision 
retained its broadcast stations in certain markets where both CMP and Univision operate stations.  
Accordingly, fulfillment of that condition will be a condition precedent to the proposed transfer 
of control of CCC.  With respect to Bains as well as Lees interest in CMP, those attributable 
interests either must be divested or converted to non-attributable interests under our Rules prior 
to, or simultaneously with, the proposed transfer of control of CCC.24  
B. Public Interest Analysis
11. We conclude that the applicants are fully qualified and that grant of the transfer 
of control of CCC broadcast stations to the Transferees, subject to the conditions set forth in this 
Order, will serve the public interest, convenience, and necessity.  We have reviewed the Merger
Applications, the Divestiture Applications, and related pleadings and conclude that grant of the 
applications as conditioned herein will comply with the Act and the Rules.  We also conclude that 
the proposed transaction as conditioned herein will not be anticompetitive or result in a lack of 
  
23 See FCC File No. BTC-20061212BXW at Exhibit 16, September 2007 First Supplement.  CMP operates 
36 radio stations in nine radio markets.  Lee and Bain each hold an attributable interest in CMP through 
affiliated investment funds.  Each holds a 25 per cent voting interest in CMP, including a right to appoint 
two directors to the eight-member governing board of CMP.  In a prior decision approving Lees 
acquisition of an attributable interest in Univision Communications Inc. (Univision), the Commission 
required Lee to divest its interest in CMP if Univision retained its broadcast stations in certain markets 
where both CMP and Univision operate stations.  See Univision Decision, 22 FCC Rcd at 5852 and 5860.  
Fulfillment of that condition will eliminate the potential conflict under our ownership rules between Lees 
interest in CMP and Lees proposed interest in NewCCC.
Univision, which operates 42 full power television stations and 68 radio stations in markets throughout the 
country, is controlled by Broadcast Media Partners, Inc. (BMPI).  Lee, directly and through affiliated 
investment funds, held an attributable equity interest in BMPI when the Merger Applications were filed.  In 
a letter dated October 22, 2007, BMPI reported that Lees interest in BMPI was converted into a non-
attributable interest in accordance with 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 2(e).  Accordingly, there is no conflict 
under our multiple ownership rule between Lees proposed interest in NewCCC and Lees interest in 
BMPI.
24 See 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 2. In Exhibit 16 to its transfer application and its supplement, CCC 
represents that the Transferees attributable interests in CMP will be converted to non-attributable form 
prior to the consummation of the transfer of control of CCC through a direct commitment to the 
Commission to withdraw from any active participation in CMP, in particular, and to abide, pursuant to 
Note 2(f) of 47 C.F.R.  73.3555, by the Commissions insulation criteria governing non-attributable 
limited liability company members.  See, e.g., FCC File No. BTC-20061212BXW.  However, Note 2(f) 
requires more than a voluntary pledge not to exercise rights that the Transferees may hold under the 
organizational documents for CMP.  Instead, inter alia, the organizational documents for CMP must render 
the Bain interest in CMP non-attributable.  If the requirements of Note 2(f) are not met, the Transferees 
interests in CMP must be divested prior to, or simultaneously with, the transfer of control of CCC.
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diversity.  We also find no evidence that the transaction as conditioned herein would harm 
competition in any broadcast market.  In fact, the transaction would improve competition by 
requiring CCC to divest grandfathered interests in 42 separate broadcast markets.25 To comply 
with the Commissions ownership restrictions, CCC has filed the captioned Divestiture 
Applications to divest its attributable interests in the broadcast stations listed in Appendix B26 to 
AST,27 a trust in which neither CCC nor any of its principals holds a cognizable interest pursuant 
to our attribution standards.28   
12. We will impose a condition requiring that CCCs divestiture of the stations listed 
in Appendix B (and, to the extent applicable as described in note 26, supra, those listed in 
Appendix C) to AST, pursuant to the Divestiture Applications, occur prior to or simultaneously 
with the consummation of CCCs transfer of control.  AST is strongly encouraged to take 
reasonable steps to market the stations to eligible entities,29 which often include businesses 
owned and operated by women and minorities. In this regard, we commend the previous 
collaborative educational outreach efforts of CCC, Minority Media and Telecommunications 
Council and the National Association of Broadcasters to promote ownership opportunities for 
small businesses and women and minority entrepreneurs.30  AST is further encouraged to 
consummate the sale of all of the stations within six months of the consummation date.  If AST is 
unable to do so, it must provide the Commission with a copy of the confidential report referenced 
in Section 4(g) of the Form of Trust Agreement, as amended, that was submitted with the 
Divestiture Applications.
13. Thus, in addition to the contingent reporting condition described in the preceding 
paragraph, we have determined that the Act and the Rules require that our approval of the Merger 
Applications be conditioned upon the consummation of the proposed merger taking place 
subsequent to and/or simultaneously with the complete consummation of:  (1) the assignment of 
licenses pursuant to the Divestiture Applications from subsidiaries of CCC to AST; (2) 
compliance with the Univision Decision with respect to the interest held by Lee in CMP;31 and (3) 
either the divestiture of Bains interest in CMP or the conversion of that interest into a non-
attributable interest in accordance with our ownership rule.32 With those conditions in place, we 
find that the proposed merger transaction complies with the Act and the Rules and serves the 
  
25 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 4 and Ownership Report and Order, 18 FCC Rcd at 13809-12.  There is an 
exception for transfers by or to an eligible entity, but that exception does not apply in this case.
26 CCC amended the Trust Applications, pursuant to Section 1.65 of the Rules, to reflect the stations listed 
in Appendix B.  CCC has been actively seeking to sell various stations (including its broadcast television 
stations) prior to consummation of the transfer of control.  To the extent that such sales have not been 
consummated as of the date on which this Order is adopted, the stations listed in Appendix C must also be 
put into AST prior to or simultaneously with the consummation of the transfer of control of CCC.  
27 File No. BALH-20060228ALK.
28 See 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 2(d).
29 See Ownership Report and Order, 18 FCC Rcd at 13811  489 (We define an eligible entity as any 
entity that would qualify as a small business consistent with SBA standards for its industry grouping, 
citing 13 C.F.R.  121.201, where the definition of small business for the radio industry is listed in NAICS 
code 515112.).
30 See, e.g., Letter from Chairman Martin to Advisory Committee on Diversity for Communications in the 
Digital Age (Sept. 27, 2007), at http://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-276984A1.pdf.
31 See n. 23, supra.
32 See n. 24, supra, and 47 C.F.R.  73.3555 Note 2.
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public interest, convenience, and necessity.  Accordingly, we grant the Merger Applications and 
the Divestiture Applications.
C. Petitions to Deny
14. On January 10, 2007, Geoffrey M. Young (Young) filed a Petition to Deny the 
Merger Applications (the Young Petition).33 On January 19, 2007, Mt. Wilson FM 
Broadcasters, Inc. (Mt. Wilson) also filed a Petition to Deny the Merger Applications (the Mt. 
Wilson Petition).34 On March 16, 2007, Leonard R. Kahn (Kahn) filed an informal complaint 
against CCC, alleging that certain CCC antitrust violations must be considered before the 
Merger Applications are granted.  On October 11, 2007, Goodrich Radio, LLC (Goodrich) filed 
an informal objection to the transfer of control of Station WMHG, Muskegon, Michigan.35  For 
the reasons set forth below, we deny each of these filings.
15. In determining whether allegations raise a substantial and material question of 
fact requiring an evidentiary hearing, we are guided by the statutorily prescribed two-prong 
standard set forth in Section 309(d)(1) of the Act.  This section mandates that we must determine 
whether the allegations of fact, if true, constitute a prima facie case that grant of the application 
would be inconsistent with the public interest, convenience, and necessity.36 If so, the 
Commission must determine whether, on the basis of the application, the pleadings filed, or 
other matters which it may officially notice, a substantial and material question of fact is 
presented. We must weigh against the allegations all evidence before us, and on the basis of all 
of these materials, we must decide whether the ultimate question of fact is substantial (i.e., 
whether the totality or the evidence arouses a sufficient doubt on the point that further inquiry is 
called for).37  The Commission may focus on either of the two steps, as it deems appropriate, in 
resolving the issues raised by a petition.38
  
33 See Young Petition filed on January 10, 2007, against File No. BTCH-20061212AVS.  In the alternative,  
Young requests that the Commission impose additional conditions in the event that consent to the transfer 
of control is granted.  CCC filed a Response to the Young Petition on June 6, 2007.
34 See Mt. Wilson Petition to Deny filed on January 19, 2007, against File Nos. BTCH-20061212BYE; 
BTCH-20061212BYP; BTC-20061212BYZ; BTCH-20061212BZD; BTCH-20061212BZM; BTC-2006 
1212AGI; BTCH-20061212AYC; and BTC-20061212BAK.  CCC filed an Opposition to the Mt. Wilson 
Petition on February 1, 2007 (the Opposition).  Mt. Wilson filed a Reply to the Opposition on February 
12, 2007 (the Reply).
35 See Goodrich Informal Objection filed on October 11, 2007, against File No. BTC-20070906ADE (we 
note that the lead file number for this application is actually File No. BTCH-20070906ADD).  CCC filed an 
Opposition on November 1, 2007 (CCC Opposition).
36 47 U.S.C.  309(d)(1), 309(a).  Petitions to deny must contain adequate and specific factual allegations 
sufficient to warrant the relief requested.  See Area Christian Television, Inc., 60 RR 2d 862, 864 (1986).
37 Citizen for Jazz on WRVR, Inc. v. FCC, 775 F.2d 392, 295 (D.C. Cir. 1985) (citing Columbus 
Broadcasting Coalition v. FCC, 505 F.2d 320, 330 (D.C. Cir. 1974); Broadcast Enterprises, Inc. v. FCC, 
390 F.2d 483, 485 (D.C. 1968)).
38 See Mobile Communications Corp. of America v. FCC, 77 F.3d 1399, 1409-10 (D.C. Cir.), cert. denied, 
519 U.S. 823 (1996).
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1.  Young Petition to Deny
a.  Standing
16. When challenging an application pursuant to Section 309(d)(1) of the Act,39 a 
petitioner must demonstrate party-in-interest status.40 The Commission accords party-in-interest 
status to a petitioner who either resides in the service area of the station that is the subject of the 
petition or listens to or views the station regularly, provided that such listening or viewing is not 
the result of transient contacts with the station.41  The petitioner must provide an affidavit or 
declaration that establishes such standing.42  
17. Here, Young has filed as an individual entitled to standing as a listener of 
WLAP(AM), Lexington, Kentucky, but the Young Petition contains no declaration or affidavit to 
that effect.43 Apart from listing a Lexington, Kentucky address in the Young Petition, and 
claiming, in an unsworn, handwritten note on the petition, that he is a listener of the station, there 
is nothing in the record to establish that Young has the requisite standing to file a petition to deny. 
Accordingly, we will treat the Young Petition as an informal objection pursuant to Section 
73.3587 of the Rules.44
 b.  Substantive Arguments  
18. Background.  Young takes exception to CCCs proposal to change from being a 
publicly-held corporation to a privatelyheld company under the control of several private equity 
firms.  Young states that this level of secrecy is not in the public interest.45  While noting that 
the proposed reduction in stations to be operated by NewCCC compared to stations currently 
operated by CCC is a small step in the right direction, Young argues that NewCCC will operate 
more stations than should be allowed.46  Young also claims that NewCCC, as licensee of a 
substantial number of broadcast stations, will continue to spew forth an unrelievedly [sic] and 
uniformly right-wing ideology. . . .47 Young further expresses his dissatisfaction with 
WLAP(AM)s format and what he perceives to be a lack of politically-balanced public affairs, 
news, political, and local-entertainment programming.48 In this regard, Young maintains that the 
licensees programming decisions are improperly driven by political considerations and that this 
  
39 47 U.S.C.  309(d).
40 Id. at  309(d)(1).  
41 See Tabback Broadcasting Company, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 15 FCC Rcd 11899, 11900 n. 3 
(2000), and Chet-5 Broadcasting, L.P., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 14 FCC Rcd 13041 (1999).
42 See Petition for Rulemaking to Establish Standards for Determining the Standing of a Party to Petition to 
Deny a Broadcast Application, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 82 FCC 2d 89 (1980); see also Infinity 
Broadcasting Corp. of California, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 10 FCC Rcd 9504 (1995); Tabback 
Broadcasting Company, supra, and Niles Broadcasting Company, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 7 
FCC Rcd 5959 (1992).
43 Young Petition at 1.
44 47 C.F.R.  73.3587.
45 Young Petition at 2. 
46 Id. at 3.
47 Id. at 2.
48 Id. at 2-7.
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will continue because proposed transferee Bain was co-founded by Republican former 
Massachusetts governor, Mitt Romney.49 Finally, Young expresses his dissatisfaction with the 
stations public inspection file.50  Specifically, Young states that summaries of all of the political 
issues discussed in the stations political news/talk radio shows as well as the views of the hosts 
should have been included in the stations public inspection file.51   
19. Discussion.  None of Youngs claims raise a substantial and material question of 
fact concerning the applicants qualifications or the public interest merits of the Merger 
Applications.  With regard to Youngs claim of secrecy about the ownership of NewCCC, the 
Commission requires each broadcast licensee to file an ownership report (FCC Form 323) every 
two years that, among other things, identifies the licensee as a sole proprietorship, corporation
(for profit or nonprofit), partnership (general or limited), or other.   Regardless of 
organizational form, however, all licensees and parties applying to assume control of a licensee 
are required to identify attributable owners and, as applicable, officers, directors, and partners.52  
We find that our Rules and ownership disclosure requirements are sufficient for us to assess the 
proposed transactions and, on a going forward basis, to monitor the ownership and control of 
NewCCC. There is no prohibition in the Act or our Rules on ownership of licensees by privately 
owned corporations.  Finally, with regard to Youngs stated concern about NewCCCs size and 
the number of stations licensed to it, we note that the proposed transactions as conditioned herein 
will fully comply with the Act and the Rule on multiple ownership.53 As a result of actions taken 
over the past ten months and as contemplated herein, NewCCC will hold hundreds fewer stations 
than are currently controlled by CCC. Moreover, as discussed above, our approval of the Merger 
Applications is conditioned upon divestiture of several grandfathered ownership interests that 
exceed the level allowed by our current Rule for multiple ownership.
20. With respect to Youngs complaint about the perceived ideological slant to 
WLAP(AM)s programming, the Commission has long held that licensees of radio stations have a 
fundamental obligation to provide coverage of significant issues facing their communities.54  
However, in accordance with the First Amendment to the Constitution and the non-censorship 
provisions of the Act, each broadcast licensee retains broad discretion to make programming 
decisions.55  The Commission has recognized that a licensee has particularly wide discretion in 
the area of news programming, and in the absence of extrinsic evidence that a licensee has 
falsified, distorted or suppressed news, the agency will not substitute its judgment for that of a 
licensee in determining news issues of interest to its listening or viewing audience and the manner 
in which it should be presented.56  Accordingly, the Commission will not take adverse action on 
an application based upon the subjective determination of a listener or group of listeners as to 
  
49 Id. at 2.
50 Id. at 5.
51 Id. at 8.
52 See Instructions for FCC Form 323, Section II.  See also FCC Form 323, Section II.   
53 47 C.F.R.  73.3555(a)(1).
54 Deregulation of Radio, Report and Order, 84 FCC 2d 968, 977 (1981).
55 See U.S. CONST., amend. I; 47 U.S.C.  326.
56 See, e.g., Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 51 FCC 2d 273 (1975) 
(Commission will not place burden on licensee to rebut petitioners conclusory allegations concerning news 
coverage).
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what constitutes good programming.57 Further, the Commission will not interfere with the 
exercise of a licensees news judgment where there is no showing that the licensee consistently 
and unreasonably ignored matters of public concern.58 Young has made no such showing.  
21. With respect to Youngs public file allegations, Section 73.3526(a) of the Rules59
requires all licensees of commercial broadcast stations to maintain a public inspection file 
containing certain designated information.  That Rule does not require that the views of the 
hosts be included in the stations public inspection file.60 Although the Rule does require that a 
brief narrative describing what issues were given significant treatment in programs concerned 
with community issues be included in the public inspection file,61 Young does not argue that 
the licensee failed in this requirement.  Youngs vague and unsupported allegation that 
summaries of all the political issues62 were not in the file fails to raise a substantial and material 
question of fact warranting further inquiry regarding a violation of Section 73.3526.  
Accordingly, we find that Young has failed to raise a substantial and material question of fact 
calling for further inquiry regarding the Merger Applications and we deny the objection. 
2.  Mt. Wilson Petition to Deny
a.  Standing
22. Mt. Wilson states it has standing because its stations63 compete in the Los 
Angeles Arbitron radio market with Clear Channels eight captioned Los Angeles stations.64  
CCC does not challenge Mt. Wilsons standing.65 We conclude that Mt. Wilson has standing.66
b.  Substantive Arguments 
23. Background.  Mt. Wilson argues that CCC stations in the Los Angeles radio 
market engage in anticompetitive conduct.  Specifically, Mt. Wilson claims that, once in 2003 
and six times in 2006, advertisers told a representative of Mt. Wilson that they could not advertise 
on Mt. Wilson stations because CCC requires the advertiser to devote all of its radio advertising 
  
57 See WGBH Educational Foundation, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 69 FCC 2d 1250, 1251 (1978).
58 See id.
59 47 C.F.R.  73.3526(a).
60 See 47 C.F.R.  73.3526(e)(12). 
61 See id.
62 Young Petition at 8.
63 Specifically, Mt. Wilson claims that its stations, KMZT-FM, Los Angeles, California, and KKGO(AM), 
Beverly Hills, California, compete with CCCs Los Angeles stations, which are the following: KBIG-FM; 
KHHT-FM; KFI(AM); KIIS-FM; KLAC(AM); KOST-FM; KTLK(AM); and KYSR-FM.
64 Mt. Wilson Petition at 2.  Mt. Wilson cites FCC v. Sanders Brothers Radio Station, 309 U.S. 470 (1940), 
and Transcontinent Television Corp., 21 RR 945 (1961).
65 See Opposition.
66 See FCC v. Sanders Brothers Radio Station, 309 U.S. 470, 476-477 (1940) (competitor of an applicant 
has party-in-interest status); see also Waterman Broadcasting Corporation of Florida, Letter, 17 FCC Rcd 
15742, 15744 n.2 (MB 2002) (citing American Mobilphone, Inc. and Ram Technologies, Inc., Order, 10 
FCC Rcd 12297, 12298 (WTB 1995)). 
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budget to Clear Channel stations and to refrain from placing advertisements on any other Los 
Angeles radio market station.67  
24. In its Petition, Mt. Wilson maintains that CCCs alleged sales policy or practices
 requiring an advertiser to place 100 percent of its radio budget on CCC stations  adversely 
affects the ability of Mt. Wilson and other licensees in the Los Angeles radio market to retain 
existing advertisers and to compete for new advertisers.68 Mt. Wilson argues that the 
Commission should not condone this conduct, and, if it grants the transfer application, the 
Commission should include a condition requiring the licensees affirmative representation that it 
will immediately cease its anticompetitive conduct and that future anticompetitive conduct will 
result in FCC sanctions.69 Further, Mt. Wilson claims that this condition is needed because 
some transferors holding significant management-level positions will remain in significant 
management-level positions as part of the new licensee ownership.70
25. In opposition, CCC argues that Mt. Wilsons vague and unsubstantiated pleading 
fails to meet the requirements of Section 309(d)(1) of the Act which requires that a petition 
contain specific allegations of fact sufficient to show that . . . a grant of the application would be 
prima facie inconsistent with [the public interest, convenience, and necessity].71 CCC argues 
that Mt. Wilsons pleading and attached affidavits are completely devoid of specific facts and do 
not supply enough facts to enable CCC specifically to address the seven alleged instances of 
anticompetitive conduct.72 CCC cites numerous cases where the Commission had dismissed 
petitions to deny for failing to offer specific, documented allegations of fact to support its 
claims.73  
26. In addition, CCC argues that should the Commission review the Mt. Wilson 
Petition on its merits, it must be denied for lack of substance.74 CCC submits the declaration of 
Jeff Thomas, its vice president and director of sales for the Los Angeles market, who declares 
under penalty of perjury that CCC do[es] not have either an oral or a written policy of requiring 
advertisers to devote all of their radio advertising budget to [CCC] stations.75 CCC notes that in 
instances where an advertiser chooses to allocate its entire advertising budget with CCC, there 
is no prohibition on the advertiser later choosing to advertise with non-CCC stations.76 Finally, 
CCC argues that even if a handful of advertisers do choose to spend their entire advertising 
budget on CCC stations, it is ludicrous to claim that the Los Angeles radio market  the 
  
67 Mt. Wilson Petition at 2-3.
68 Id. at 3.
69 Id. at 4.
70 Id.
71 Opposition at 2; see also 47 U.S.C.  309(d)(1).
72 Opposition at 2.  For instance, CCC notes that Mt. Wilsons pleading and affidavits refer to seven 
incidents involving unnamed prospective new advertisers that were prohibited from advertising on any Los 
Angeles radio market stations other than CCC.
73 Id.
74 Id. at 3.
75 See Opposition at Exhibit 1.
76 Id.; see also Opposition at 3.
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nations second largest  could be adversely impacted by the exclusive ad buys of a few of the 
many thousands of advertisers in the region.77   
 
27. In its Reply, Mt. Wilson argues that, notwithstanding the Thomas declaration, 
the facts demonstrate that at least at some Clear Channel stations, Clear Channel employees led 
advertisers to believe/understand that the benefits/discounts offered by Clear Channel were 
conditioned upon the advertiser devoting 100% of its radio advertising budget to Clear Channel 
stations.78  Whether or not CCC has an established policy requiring that 100 per cent of an 
advertisers radio advertisements be devoted to CCC stations, Mt. Wilson insists that such 
anticompetitive conduct occurred and adversely affected its stations.  In addition, Mt. Wilson 
states that despite management policies, CCC is responsible for its employees anticompetitive 
conduct.79   
28. Discussion.  We find that Mt. Wilsons allegations of anticompetitive conduct 
fail to establish a prima facie case that grant of the Merger Applications would be inconsistent 
with the public interest, convenience, and necessity.  Generally, absent an alleged violation of a 
specific Commission rule or policy, the Commission does not consider anticompetitive or 
antitrust activity in the context of evaluating a broadcast licensee or applicants character 
qualifications unless it rises to the level of an adjudicated violation of either anticompetitive or 
antitrust laws . . . .80  In this case, there have been no adjudications regarding CCCs alleged 
anticompetitive conduct.81  Moreover, in its Reply, Mt. Wilson substantially undercuts its 
argument regarding CCCs alleged anticompetitive behavior by revising its charge to state that 
CCC offered benefits/discounts to advertisers that would spend all of their radio advertising 
budgets on CCC stations.  Offering benefits and discounts as incentives to prospective 
advertisers that spend 100 percent of their radio advertising budget on CCC stations, without 
  
77 Opposition at 4.
78 Reply at 3-4.
79 Id.
80 Policy Regarding Character Qualifications in Broadcast Licensing, Report, Order, and Policy Statement, 
102 FCC 2d 1179, 1201 (1986) (Policy Statement).  In 1986, the Commission revised its character
policy, stating that it would henceforth shift its focus from a broad ranging inquiry into character to one 
more narrowly focused on specific traits which are predictive of an applicant's propensity to deal honestly 
with the Commission and comply with Communications Act and the Commission's rules and policies. Id.
at 1186.  Subsequently, the Commission expanded this to include adjudicated violations of antitrust or 
anticompetitive laws involving any media of mass communications.  See Policy Regarding Character 
Qualifications in Broadcast Licensing, Policy Statement and Order, 5 FCC Rcd 3252 (1990), modified, 6 
FCC Rcd 3448 (1991), further modified, 7 FCC Rcd 6564 (1992). While the Commission observed that 
such activity may hold potential relevance as to character, the Commission stated that it did not want to 
engage in initial determinations, but rather sought to defer to those entities with primary authority over such 
matters.  In the Policy Statement, the Commission held that for purposes of a character determination, 
consideration should be given only to adjudications involving antitrust or anticompetitive violations from a 
court of competent jurisdiction, the Federal Trade Commission, or other governmental unit charged with 
responsibility of policing such activity.  Policy Statement at 1202 44.
81 Mt. Wilson admits that it has not attempted to bring an antitrust action against CCC in Federal Court.  It 
states that [o]btaining timely Justice Department action is not a viable option.  Considering the workload 
and the priorities of the Los Angeles DOJ office and the nature/overall significance of such a complaint, the 
likelihood of DOJ intervention is infinitesimal.  Mt. Wilson Petition at 3, n.1.
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more, is not anticompetitive conduct.82  The Commission has stated that where the practices do 
not amount to antitrust violations [e.g., actionable anticompetitive behavior] . . . they are unlikely 
to have serious harmful effect.83  Accordingly, we find that Mt. Wilson has failed to establish a 
prima facie case that CCC has engaged in anticompetitive sales practices so as to warrant further 
inquiry and we deny its petition.
3.  Kahn Informal Complaint
29. On March 16, 2007, Kahn filed an Informal Complaint regarding the Merger 
Applications.84 Kahn claims that CCC is violating the Sherman Antitrust Act85 by boycotting a 
digital radio transmission system he developed to compete with the Ibiquity system approved by 
the Commission.86 Kahn claims that CCCs boycott has prevented broadcasters from utilizing 
his system in the five biggest markets, and he asks that the Commission consider this matter in
connection with the Merger Applications. CCC did not file an opposition.
30. As with petitions to deny, informal objections must contain adequate and specific 
factual allegations sufficient to warrant the relief requested.87 Kahn has not provided any 
information beyond bare allegations that CCC has in some unspecified way violated federal 
antitrust law by boycotting his digital transmission system.  No factual support for these 
allegations or details concerning this alleged boycott are provided.  Kahns unsupported 
allegations provide no basis for denying or designating for evidentiary hearing the Merger 
Applications.88 Accordingly, his Informal Complaint is denied.
4.  Goodrich Informal Objection
31. We find that none of the claims made in the Goodrich Informal Objection raise a 
substantial and material question of fact concerning the applicants qualifications or the public 
interest merits of the Merger Applications.  That objection, filed on October 11, 2007, focuses on 
the proposed transfer of control of Station WMHG(AM), Muskegon, Michigan (WMHG) from 
CCC to NewCCC.  Goodrich asserts that there are outstanding issues concerning the status of 
WMHG.  Accordingly, Goodrich argues that the application to transfer WMHG should be: (1) 
dismissed; (2) deferred pending resolution of these issues; or (3) designated for hearing along 
with other pending WMHG applications.89  
  
82 Solar Broadcasting Corp.(Assignor) and Cumulus Licensing Corp. (Assignee) and Clear Channel 
Broadcasting Licenses, Inc. (Assignee), Memorandum Opinion and Order, 17 FCC Rcd 5467, 5481 (2002) 
(packaging of advertising availabilities and discounts for bulk buying does not per se demonstrate 
predatory pricing behavior).
83 See Elimination of Unnecessary Broadcast Regulation, Policy Statement and Order, 57 RR 2d 913, 921 
(1985).
84 We will treat this filing as an informal objection under Section 73.3587 of the Rules.
85 15 U.S.C. 1.
86 Digital Audio Broadcasting Systems And Their Impact on the Terrestrial Radio Broadcast Service, First 
Report and Order, 17 FCC Rcd 19990 (2002); Second Report and Order, First Order on Reconsideration, 
and Second Further Notice of Proposed Rule Making, 22 FCC Rcd 10344 (2007).
87 See Area Christian Television, 60 RR 2d at 864.
88 See generally In the Matter of PCS Partners, LP, Order, 17 FCC Rcd 21419, 21420 (WTB 2002).
89 See Goodrich Informal Objection at 2.
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32. The underlying facts are undisputed.  As correctly explained by CCC in its 
opposition, Goodrich initially held the license for WMHG and obtained a construction permit for 
a paired expanded band station at 1680 KHz (which subsequently received the call sign 
WDSS(AM)).90 In August 1999, Goodrich assigned the license for WMHG to Connoisseur 
Communications of Muskegon, L.P. (Connoisseur),91 while retaining ownership of 
WDSS(AM), in apparent violation of Section 73.1150(c) of the Rules.92 In 2000, Goodrich filed 
a request for nunc pro tunc waiver that would retroactively excuse Goodrichs apparent breach of 
Section 73.1150(c) of the Rules and allow Goodrich to continue owning and operating the AM 
expanded band station separately from its standard band companion.93 By this time, Cumulus 
Licensing, LLC had acquired the license for WMHG from Connoisseur94 and was in the process 
of seeking Commission approval to sell WMHG to CCC (Cumulus Assignment Application).95  
In 2005, Goodrich filed a Petition to Show Cause, contending that the WMHG license had been 
terminated and should be canceled.96 CCC asserts that, in light of the pleadings filed by Goodrich 
and WMHGs severance from its companion expanded band authorization, the Commission has 
withheld action on the Cumulus Assignment Application.97  
33. The transfer of control of WMHG from CCC to NewCCC is contingent upon the 
grant of the Cumulus Assignment Application.  As noted by both Goodrich and CCC, that 
application remains pending.   Therefore, the Transferees will assume the risk of closing their 
transaction here without a final order in that proceeding.  Accordingly, we find that the Goodrich 
Informal Objection does not present a substantial and material question of fact requiring an 
evidentiary hearing, nor does it present any valid basis for deferring action on the Merger 
Applications.
D. Pending License Renewal Application
34. A license renewal application for one radio station that is included in the Merger 
Applications is currently pending:  WHTZ(FM), Newark, New Jersey.98  Generally, when license 
renewals and transfer applications involving the same broadcast stations are both pending, the 
  
90  See Permit No. BP-19971218AB, granted on May 27, 1998.   See CCC Opposition at 2.
91 See File No. BAL-19990608GJ, granted on July 28, 1999.
92 Id.  47 C.F.R.  73.1150(c).  That Rule section provides that:
Licensees and/or permittees authorized to operate [in the existing band and the expanded band] 
pursuant to the Report and Order in MM Docket No. 87-267 will not be permitted to transfer 
control of the license or permit for a single frequency during the period that joint operation is 
authorized.
93See id.
94 See File No. BAL-19991208ABA, granted on March 15, 2006.
95 See File No. BAL-20000817ADC.
96 See Goodrich Informal Objection at 2. 
97 See CCC Opposition at 3.  Goodrich asserts that the Cumulus Assignment Application cannot be granted 
while WMHGs license renewal application remains pending.  See File No. BR-20040528AMB.
98 See FCC File No. BRH-20060201AAU.  In addition, we note that the assignment of license proceeding 
for at least one of the CCC stations is not yet final. See FCC File No. BALH-20031125ALX, involving 
Station WQYX(FM), Ocean Springs, Mississippi.  Accordingly, the Transferees will assume the risk of 
closing their transaction here without a final order in that proceeding and in any similar cases.
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Commission refrains from acting on the transfer applications until after it has taken action on the 
renewals. However, the Commission has held that, in multi-station transactions, it will grant the 
transfer of control application while renewal applications are pending as long as: (1) there are no 
basic qualification issues pending against the transferor or transferee that could not be resolved in 
the context of the transfer proceeding, and (2) the transferee explicitly assents to standing in the 
stead of the transferor in the pending renewal proceeding.99  Here, no basic qualification issues 
exist with regard to the licensee. 100  In addition, in the Merger Applications, Transferees agree 
to succeed to the position of [CCC] in any pending renewal applications.101  This procedure is 
consistent with the Commission's policy that it will defer transfer applications only where issues 
of basic qualifications remained unresolved by the Commission.102 Accordingly, we find that 
the existence of this pending application does not prohibit the Commission from acting on the 
Merger Applications.  
III. CONCLUSION
35. We have reviewed the proposed merger, the applications for its approval, and 
related pleadings.  We conclude that the applicants are fully qualified and that grant of the Merger
Applications and the Divestiture Applications, subject to the conditions set forth herein, will 
serve the public interest, convenience, and necessity.  
IV. ORDERING CLAUSES
36. Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED, that the Petition to Deny filed January 10, 2007, 
by Geoffrey M. Young , treated as an informal objection, IS DENIED.
37. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT the January 19, 2007, Petition to Deny filed 
by Mt. Wilson FM Broadcasters, Inc., IS DENIED.
38. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the Informal Complaint filed March 16, 2007, 
by Leonard R. Kahn, treated as an informal objection, IS DENIED.
39. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the Informal Objection filed October 11, 
2007, by Goodrich Radio, LLC, IS DENIED.
40. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT the applications for consent to the transfers 
of control of the licenses listed in Appendix A from the existing shareholders of CCC and its 
  
99 See, e.g., Stockholders of CBS, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 11 FCC Rcd 3733, 3750 (1995), 
aff'd, Serafyn v. FCC, 149 F.3d 1213 (D.C. Cir. 1998); Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., Memorandum Opinion 
and Order, 11 FCC Rcd 5841, 5900-01 (1996); Petracom Equity Partners, L.P., Memorandum Opinion and 
Order, 13 FCC Rcd. 9295, n.1 (MB 1998).
100 Although WHTZ(FM)s license renewal applications is uncontested, the station currently is being 
investigated by the Commissions Enforcement Bureau for allegedly violating the Rule regarding the 
broadcast of telephone conversations (47 C.F.R.  73.1206).  However, even if established, this alleged 
violation does not raise a substantial and material question of fact concerning the licensees basic 
qualifications to hold a broadcast license.  See, e.g., Joe Ray Blalack, Letter, 22 FCC Rcd 556 (2007) 
(forfeiture was the appropriate sanction for licensees violation of Section 73.1206 and designation of 
license renewal application was not required).
101 See, e.g., FCC File No. BTCCT-20061212AVR, Ex. 13B.
102 Capitol Cities/ABC, 11 FCC Rcd at 5901 (quoting Stockholders of CBS).
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wholly-owned subsidiaries, Ackerley Broadcasting  Fresno, LLC; Ackerley Broadcasting 
Operations, LLC; AMFM Broadcasting Licenses, LLC; AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC; AMFM 
Texas Licenses Limited Partnership; Bel Meade Broadcasting Company, Inc.; Capstar TX 
Limited Partnership; CC Licenses, LLC; CCB Texas Licenses, L.P.; Central NY News, Inc.; 
Citicasters Co.; Citicasters Licenses, L.P.; Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.; Jacor 
Broadcasting Corporation; and Jacor Broadcasting of Colorado, Inc., and for consent to the 
assignment of licenses from the existing shareholders of CCC and its wholly-owned subsidiaries 
to The Aloha Station Trust, LLC, listed in Appendix B (and, to the extent applicable as described 
in note 26, supra, those listed in Appendix C), or as otherwise listed previously in the 
Commissions public notices, ARE GRANTED, SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING 
CONDITIONS:  (1) the transfer of control of CCC shall take place subsequent to and/or 
simultaneously with the complete consummation of the assignment of licenses listed in Appendix 
B (and, to the extent applicable as described in note 26, supra, those listed in Appendix C) from 
subsidiaries of CCC to The Aloha Station Trust, LLC; (2) the transfer of control of CCC shall 
take place subsequent to or simultaneously with the completion of all actions required by 
Shareholders of Univision Communications, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 22 FCC Rcd 
5842 (2007), with respect to any interest held directly or indirectly by Thomas H. Lee Partners, 
L.P. in Cumulus Media Partners, LLC; and (3) the transfer of control of CCC shall take place 
subsequent to and/or simultaneously with either the divestiture of any interest held directly or 
indirectly by Bain Capital, LLC and Thomas H. Lee Partners, L.P. in Cumulus Media Partners, 
LLC, or the completion of all actions required to render that interest non-attributable pursuant to 
47 C.F.R.  73.3555, Note 2.
41. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT the transfer of control of WMHG(AM), 
Muskegon, Michigan from CCC to NewCCC IS CONTINGENT UPON the grant of the Cumulus 
Assignment Application, FCC File No. BAL-20000817ADC.
42. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT all grants of applications referenced herein 
or occurring pursuant to this Memorandum Opinion and Order are without prejudice to any 
enforcement action the Commission may deem appropriate in light of the ongoing investigations 
regarding compliance with Section 73.1206 of the Rules at Station WHTZ(FM), Newark, New 
Jersey.103
43. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT, in the event that The Aloha Station Trust, 
LLC has not consummated the sale of each broadcast station that it holds in trust within six 
months of the acquisition of such station by The Aloha Station Trust, LLC, the trustee of The 
Aloha Station Trust, LLC SHALL SUBMIT to the Commission (with a copy by email to 
peter.doyle@fcc.gov) a true and complete copy of the report described in the fourth sentence of 
Section 4(g) of the form of Trust Agreement submitted with the Merger Applications.  
44. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT copies of this Memorandum Opinion and 
Order shall be sent, by First Class and Certified Mail, to Mt. Wilson Broadcasters, Inc., 1500 
Cotner Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90025, and its counsel Robert B. Jacobi, Esq., Cohn and 
Marks, LLP, 1920 N Street, N.W., Suite 300, Washington, DC 20036, to Geoffrey M. Young, 
454 Kimberly Place, Lexington, Kentucky 40503, to Leonard R. Kahn, P.E., 767 Third Avenue, 
35th Floor, New York, New York 10017, to Goodrich Radio, LLC, 4417 Broadmoor Street S.E., 
  
103 See 47 C.F.R.  73.1206.
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Kentwood, Michigan 49512, and its counsel, James A. Koerner, Esq., Koerner & Olender, P.C., 
11913 Grey Hollow Court, North Bethesda, Maryland 20852, to Clear Channel Communications, 
Inc., 200 East Basse Road, San Antonio, Texas 78209, to Ackerley Broadcasting  Fresno, LLC, 
Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC, AMFM Broadcasting Licenses, LLC, AMFM Radio 
Licenses, LLC, AMFM Texas Licenses Limited Partnership, Bel Meade Broadcasting Company, 
Inc., Capstar TX Limited Partnership, CC Licenses, LLC, CCB Texas Licenses, L.P., Central NY 
News, Inc., Citicasters Co., Citicasters Licenses, L.P., Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., 
Jacor Broadcasting Corporation, and Jacor Broadcasting of Colorado, Inc., all located at 2625 
South Memorial Drive, Suite A, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129, and to their counsel, Dorann Bunkin, 
Esq., Wiley Rein, LLP, 1776 K Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20006, to Bain Capital (CC) IX, 
LP, 111 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02199, and to its counsel Meredith S. Senter, 
Esq., Leventhal Senter & Lerman, PLCC, 2000 K Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, DC 
20006, to Thomas H. Lee Equity Fund VI, LP, 100 Federal Street, 35th Floor, Boston, 
Massachusetts 02110, and to its counsel, John S. Logan, Esq., Dow Lohnes, PLLC, 1200 New 
Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, DC 20036, and to The Aloha Station Trust, 
LLC, c/o Jeanette Tully, 2119 Chittim Pass Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78232, and to its counsel, 
Barry A. Friedman, Esq., Thompson Hine, LLP, 1920 N Street, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, 
DC 20036.
FEDERAL COMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Marlene H. Dortch 
Secretary
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APPENDIX A
Licenses Subject To Transfer Of Control Of Clear Channel Communications, Inc.
CALL SIGN FAC. ID CITY/STATE FILE #:
BTC/H/CT/FT/
FTB 20061212
WDDD(AM) 122 Johnston City, IL BSA
WDDD-FM 123 Johnston City, IL BSB
WVZA(FM) 124 Herrin, IL BXF
KHUS(FM) 163 Bennington, CA AGX
WKSQ(FM) 341 Ellsworth, ME BUH
WKEEFM 500 Huntington, WV APY
WMKS(FM) 501 Clemmons, NC BLS
WVHU(FM) 505 Huntington, WV AUG
WBVB(AM) 507 Coal Grove, OH ANJ
KUCW(TV) 1136 Ogden, UT BIX
WKGR(FM) 1245 Fort Pierce, FL BLD
KMHK(FM) 1315 Hardin, MT BOW
K236AB 1316 Billings, MT BNN
WONE(AM) 1903 Dayton, OH BEU
WMMX(FM) 1904 Dayton, OH BEI
WTUE(FM) 1909 Dayton, OH BFJ
WJNO(AM) 1917 West Palm Beach, FL BKW
KEZL(AM) 2096 Visalia, CA AGD
KALZ(FM) 2097 Fowler, CA AFD
WBIZ(AM) 2107 Eau Claire, WI ANF
WBIZ-FM 2108 Eau Claire, WI ANG
WMJJ(FM) 2111 Birmingham, AL AQX
WERC(AM) 2112 Birmingham, AL AOG
WDXB(FM) 2114 Jasper, AL AOB
KCCQ(FM) 2115 Ames, IA AXA
KASI(AM) 2116 Ames, IA AWP
K259AF 2203 Bismarck, ND BHO
KQDY(FM) 2204 Bismarck, ND BPI
KBMR(AM) 2207 Bismarck, ND BNV
KSSS(FM) 2210 Bismarck, ND BPR
KXMR(AM) 2211 Bismarck, ND BQE
KTDD(AM) 2399 San Bernardino, CA BAI
WEZL(FM) 2441 Charleston, SC BDA
WGMZ(FM) 2465 Glencoe, AL AOZ
WLDI(FM) 2680 Fort Pierce, FL BLJ
KMYT(FM) 2910 Temecula, CA BPA
WNCO-FM 2925 Ashland, OH ARF
WNCO(AM) 2926 Ashland, OH ARE
WWNC(AM) 2946 Asheville, NC AUO
WKSF(FM) 2947 Old Fort, NC AQD
WLTQ-FM 3059 Venice, FL BED
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WDDV(AM) 3060 Venice, FL BCR
WKGS(FM) 3205 Irondequoit, NY BDS
KSWF(FM) 3258 Aurora, MO BIN
WSMT(AM) 3336 Sparta, TN BWK
WRKK-FM 3337 Sparta, TN BVY
WTZX(AM) 3341 Sparta, TN BWY
KEZJ-FM 3403 Twin Falls, ID AXM
KLIX(AM) 3404 Twin Falls, ID AYT
KLIX-FM 3407 Twin Falls, ID AYU
WABI(FM) 3670 Bangor, ME BRD
WWBX(FM) 3671 Bangor, ME BXG
KFNK(FM) 3915 Eatonville, WA CCF
WFMF(FM) 4053 Baton Rouge, LA AOQ
WJBO(AM) 4054 Baton Rouge, LA APQ
KIOI-FM1 4085 Walnut Creek, CA BYR
WCME(FM) 4090 Boothbay Harbor, ME ANN
WVOM(FM) 4092 Howland, ME BXC
KBMX(FM) 4588 Proctor, MN BNW
WLTY(FM) 4667 Cayce, SC AQO
WTFX(AM) 4668 Winchester, VA ATO
WDSD(FM) 4669 Dover, DE ASG
WDOV(AM) 4670 Dover, DE ANX
WCOS(AM) 4673 Columbia, SC ANO
WOSC(FM) 4674 Bethany Beach, DE ARL
WFQX(FM) 4675 Front Royal, VA AOR
WRDX(FM) 4676 Smyrna, DE ANZ
WLFJ(AM) 4678 Greenville, SC BLK
WESC-FM 4679 Greenville, SC BKE
KLYQ(AM) 4699 Hamilton, MT AII
KBAZ(FM) 4700 Hamilton, MT AFI
KPEK(FM) 4704 Albuquerque, NM AZO
KBQI(FM) 4706 Albuquerque, NM AWY
WDMX(FM) 4756 Vienna, WV BSD
WFLA- FM 5379 Midway, FL BKI
WQRB(FM) 5870 Bloomer, WI ASB
KBIG-FM 6360 Los Angeles, CA BYE
KMXP(FM) 6361 Phoenix, AZ AZE
WWPR-FM 6373 New York, NY CBZ
KZPS(FM) 6378 Dallas, TX BYD
WQJQ(FM) 6482 Kosciusko, MS ARY
KJMY(FM) 6543 Bountiful, UT AYJ
K256AE 6544 Provo, UT AVZ
WVAZ(FM) 6588 Oak Park, IL BZS
WKQI(FM) 6592 Detroit, MI CBG
WDTW(AM) 6593 Dearborn, MI CAU
WNIC(FM) 6594 Dearborn, MI CBO
WKTU(FM) 6595 Lake Success, NY CBI
WJIZ-FM 6616 Albany, GA BTQ
WJYZ(AM) 6617 Albany, GA BTS
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WHLW(FM) 6655 Luverne, AL APH
KPLV(FM) 6893 Las Vegas, NV AZQ
WYHL(AM) 7064 Meridian, MS BSK
WJDQ(FM) 7065 Marion, MS BTN
WMSO(FM) 7067 Meridian, MS BUU
WHEN(AM) 7080 Syracuse, NY BTB
KMGW(FM) 7360 Casper, WY BHY
KIZS(FM) 7669 Collinsville, OK BHR
KXBG(FM) 7693 Cheyenne, WY AZV
KNIX-FM 7698 Phoenix, AZ BPD
WPFX-FM 7821 North Baltimore, OH BEV
WTCR-FM 7983 Huntington, WV ATN
WZRX-FM 8061 Fort Shawnee, OH CFD
KOCN(FM) 8082 Pacific Grove, CA BPE
KOHT(FM) 8143 Marana, AZ BPF
KXEW(AM) 8144 South Tucson, AZ BQB
KPRC-FM 8204 Salinas, CA BPH
K265DC 8207 Hollister, CA BNP
K265DK 8208 Greenfield, CA BNQ
KLLP(FM) 8413 Chubbuck, ID AYV
WVOR(FM) 8505 Canadaigua, NY BFP
WRQK-FM 8550 Canton, OH 20070906ADD
WTRY-FM 8563 Rotterdam, NY ATT
WTKS(AM) 8589 Savannah, GA ATR
WQBT(FM) 8594 Savannah, GA ARU
WZHT(FM) 8649 Troy, AL AVL
WWMG(FM) 8662 Millbrook, AL AUN
WWRC(FM) 8681 Washington, DC CCA
WWDC(FM) 8682 Washington, DC CBY
WSMJ(FM) 8684 Baltimore, MD BFB
WNTM(AM) 8695 Mobile, AL BVO
WMXC(FM) 8696 Mobile, AL BUW
KWSL(AM) 8769 Sioux City, IA CAE
KGLI(FM) 8771 Sioux City, IA BZW
KQOD(FM) 9134 Stockton, CA AJN
KDGE(FM) 9620 Fort Worth-Dallas, TX AFW
KKRW(FM) 9625 Houston, TX AHY
KLOU(FM) 9626 St. Louis, MO AYY
KPRC(AM) 9644 Houston, TX CDT
KQHT(FM) 9657 Crookston, MN AZU
KZPR(FM) 9675 Minot, ND BQK
WNNZ(AM) 9736 Westfield, MA BVB
KBOS-FM 9748 Tulare, CA AFO
KCBL(AM) 9749 Fresno, CA AFQ
KKDD(AM) 10134 San Bernardino, CA BYW
KGGI(FM) 10135 Riverside, CA BYN
KFXN(AM) 10141 Minneapolis, MN BYL
KTCZ-FM 10142 Minneapolis, MN BZH
KHYL(FM) 10144 Auburn, CA BYP
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KFBK(AM) 10145 Sacramento, CA BYK
KGBY(FM) 10146 Sacramento, CA BYM
WWVA-FM 10698 Canton, GA BXJ
KMNS(AM) 10775 Sioux City, IA BZZ
KSFT-FM 10776 South Sioux City, NE CAC
KSEZ(FM) 10777 Sioux City, IA CAB
K254AL 11009 Livingston, MT AEX
WEOW(FM) 11194 Key West, FL BKD
WTVN(AM) 11269 Columbus, OH BFK
KEX(AM) 11271 Portland, OR AXL
WXTB(FM) 11274 Clearwater, FL BFV
WKLS(FM) 11275 Atlanta, GA BDT
KKRZ(FM) 11280 Portland, OR AYN
WMMB(AM) 11408 Melbourne, FL AQZ
WBVD(FM) 11409 Melbourne, FL ANK
WSVO(FM) 11665 Staunton, VA BWR
WKDW(AM) 11666 Staunton, VA BTX
WTNT(AM) 11846 Bethesda, MD CBU
WVOC(AM) 11902 Columbia, SC AUI
WPMI-TV 11906 Mobile, AL BMF
WPTY-TV 11907 Memphis, TN BMG
WAWS(TV) 11909 Jacksonville, FL BJS
KOKI-TV 11910 Tulsa, OK BID
KSAS-TV 11911 Wichita, KS BIK
KAAS-TV 11912 Salina, KS BFW
WRVA(AM) 11914 Richmond, VA BWC
WQUE-FM 11915 New Orleans, LA BMK
KJYO(FM) 11918 Oklahoma City, OK BHS
KAJA(FM) 11919 San Antonio, TX CDF
WAVZ(AM) 11920 New Haven, CT BRH
WAMZ(FM) 11921 Louisville, KY BRG
KTWO(AM) 11924 Casper, WY BAO
KTOK(AM) 11925 Oklahoma City, OK BIS
WKCI-FM 11930 Hamden, CT BTW
WELI(AM) 11933 New Haven, CT BSI
WHAS(AM) 11934 Louisville, KY BSZ
KPEZ(FM) 11935 Austin, TX CDS
KAKC(AM) 11939 Tulsa, OK BGY
KTKR(AM) 11945 San Antonio, TX CDY
WODT(AM) 11947 New Orleans, LA BLX
KHFI-FM 11948 Georgetown, TX CDO
KLRT-TV 11951 Little Rock, AR BHX
WOAI(AM) 11952 San Antonio, TX CEG
KMOD-FM 11957 Tulsa, OK BHZ
WRNL(AM) 11960 Richmond, VA BVZ
WRXL(FM) 11961 Richmond, VA BWH
KQXT-FM 11962 San Antonio, TX CDV
WRVQ(FM) 11963 Richmond, VA BWF
KHBZ-FM 11964 Oklahoma City, OK BHO
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WBGG-FM 11965 Fort Lauderdale, FL BJT
KSAS-LP 11967 Dodge City, KS BIJ
KAAS-LP 11968 Garden City, KS BGW
WYLD-FM 11972 New Orleans, LA BNI
WUSY(FM) 12315 Cleveland, TN AUC
KYMG(FM) 12514 Anchorage, AK ALH
KGOT(FM) 12515 Anchorage, AK AGT
KENI(AM) 12516 Anchorage, AK AGA
KIAK-FM 12517 Fairbanks, AK AGZ
KFBX(AM) 12518 Fairbanks, AK AGG
KAKQ-FM 12519 Fairbanks, AK AFC
KEZA(FM) 12702 Fayetteville, AR AGC
KASH-FM 12958 Anchorage, AK AFF
KFIV(AM) 12959 Modesto, CA AGK
KJSN(FM) 12960 Modesto, CA AHO
KBFX(FM) 12962 Anchorage, AK AFK
KMRQ(FM) 12963 Manteca, CA AIQ
KXNO(AM) 12964 Des Moines, IA ALB
KTZN(AM) 12967 Anchorage, AK AKL
KIOZ(FM) 13504 San Diego, CA AYE
WXBT(FM) 13589 West Columbia, SC AUU
WNCD(FM) 13668 Youngstown, OH BEQ
WNIO(AM) 13669 Youngstown, OH BES
WJDY(AM) 13672 Salisbury, MD APS
WSBY-FM 13673 Salisbury, MD ASR
KMJM-FM 13793 Columbia, IL AZB
WGSQ(FM) 13819 Cookeville, TN BST
WPTN(AM) 13820 Cookeville, TN BVP
WOLZ(FM) 13898 Fort Myers, FL BMA
K280DT 14241 Thousand Oaks, etc. CA BYF
WIOD(AM) 14242 Miami, FL BKT
WAEB(AM) 14371 Allentown, PA AMS
WAEB-FM 14372 Allentown, PA AMT
WWTX(AM) 14373 Wilmington, DE AUP
WZZO(FM) 14375 Bethlehem, PA AVP
WAVW(FM) 14376 Stuart, FL AMZ
WTCR(AM) 14377 Kenova, WV ATM
WBMC(AM) 14734 McMinnville, TN BCD
WKZP(FM) 14735 McMinnville, TN BFH
KCGY(FM) 14753 Laramie, WY BHD
WHP(AM) 15322 Harrisburg, PA BKO
WKBO(AM) 15323 Harrisburg, PA BLA
WRVV(FM) 15324 Harrisburg, PA BMT
WRAK(AM) 15325 Williamsport, PA BML
WKSB(FM) 15326 Williamsport, PA BLG
WGY(AM) 15329 Schenectady, NY BSW
WRVE(FM) 15330 Schenectady, NY BWE
WBGH-CA 15569 Binghamton, NY CEK
KIZZ(FM) 15968 Minot, ND BOM
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WILM(AM) 16438 Wilmington, DE BDN
KXUS(FM) 16574 Springfield, MO BJE
KFLD(AM) 16725 Pasco, WA AGL
KORD-FM 16726 Richland, WA AJB
KXRX(FM) 16727 Walla Walla, WA ALC
WWTI(TV) 16747 Watertown, NY CEN
KBUL(AM) 16772 Billings, MT BNX
KCTR-FM 16773 Billings, MT BOC
KKBR(FM) 16774 Billings, MT BOO
WNSL(FM) 16784 Laurel, MS BVC
WEEZ(AM) 16785 Laurel, MS BSG
KTRA-FM 16827 Farmington, NM AKI
WKKF(FM) 17030 Ballston Spa, NY BUC
WZKS(FM) 17357 Union, MS BXR
KRAB(FM) 17359 Green Acres, CA BPJ
WXXM(FM) 17383 Sun Prairie, WI AUY
WIBA(AM) 17384 Madison, WI APJ
WIBA-FM 17385 Madison, WI APK
KSME(FM) 17626 Greeley, CO CFM
WAKI(AM) 17758 McMinnville, TN BBX
WTRZ-FM 17759 Spencer, TN BDV
W299AE 17760 McMinnville, TN BBW
WRNQ(FM) 17771 Poughkeepsie, NY BWA
KEGL(FM) 18114 Fort Worth, TX AXI
WSAN(AM) 18233 Allentown, PA AVB
WPGB(FM) 18511 Pittsburgh, PA ARN
KTBZ-FM 18516 Houston, TX BYB
KHHO(AM) 18523 Tacoma, WA CCJ
KYOT-FM 18648 Phoenix, AZ CAF
KKEY-LP 18750 Bakersfield, CA CDD
WBBI(FM) 18899 Endwell, NY BRJ
KIIS-FM 19218 Los Angeles, CA AYC
KTLK(AM) 19219 Los Angeles, CA BAK
WQRV(FM) 19456 Meridianville, AL BVR
WNOK(FM) 19472 Columbia, SC ARI
WMXW(FM) 19624 Vestal, NY BUX
WENE(AM) 19625 Endicott, NY BSJ
WMRV-FM 19626 Endicott, NY BUS
WCWA(AM) 19627 Toledo, OH CEQ
WIOT(FM) 19628 Toledo, OH CEU
WLEC(AM) 19705 Sandusky, OH BDX
WCPZ(FM) 19706 Sandusky, OH BCO
KKXL(AM) 20324 Grand Forks, ND AYP
KKXL-FM 20325 Grand Forks, ND AYQ
WIOQ(FM) 20348 Philadelphia, PA CBC
WUSL(FM) 20349 Philadelphia, PA CBW
KSD(FM) 20360 St. Louis, MO BAC
WMMV(AM) 20371 Cocoa, FL ARA
WLRQ-FM 20372 Cocoa, FL AQN
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WBZT(AM) 20439 West Palm Beach, FL ANM
WKOX(AM) 20441 Framingham, MA AQC
WRLX(FM) 20442 West Palm Beach, FL ASJ
KHTS-FM 20697 El Cajon, CA AXW
WKEQ(FM) 21624 Somerset, KY APZ
WSFC(AM) 21626 Somerset, KY AST
KMAG(FM) 22098 Fort Smith, AR AIJ
KYHN(AM) 22099 Fort Smith, AR ALE
KID(AM) 22194 Idaho Falls, ID AXX
KID-FM 22195 Idaho Falls, ID AXY
K296EA 22197 Pocatello, ID AWO
KSTE(AM) 22883 Rancho Cordova, CA BZG
K252BM 22911 Seeley Lake, MT AEW
WAAX(AM) 22996 Gadsden, AL AMN
WQEN(FM) 22997 Trussville, AL ARW
WAXQ(FM) 23004 New York, NY CAN
KDJE(FM) 23025 Jacksonville, AR BOF
WHNZ(AM) 23077 Tampa, FL BDJ
WMTX(FM) 23078 Tampa, FL BEN
KBME(AM) 23082 Houston, TX BXW
KHKS(FM) 23084 Denton, TX BXX
WTKT(AM) 23463 Harrisburg, PA BMX
WHKF(FM) 23464 Harrisburg, PA BKN
WSOL-FM 23830 Brunswick, GA BFD
KMMS(AM) 24170 Bozeman, MT AIN
KMMS-FM 24171 Bozeman, MT AIO
KISN(FM) 24172 Belgrade, MT AHG
WQYZ(FM) 24513 Ocean Springs, MS ASD
KTZR-FM 24583 Green Valley, AZ AKM
WMRR(FM) 24640 Muskegon Heights, MI BUR
WSNX-FM 24644 Muskegon, MI BWL
KOWB(AM) 24700 Laramie, WY BIE
WFXF(FM) 24958 Honeoye Falls, NY BDE
W252AA 25008 Ithaca, NY BQT
WPHR-FM 25018 Auburn, NY BVL
WXSR(FM) 25022 Quincy, FL BNE
WCOL-FM 25037 Columbus, OH BCN
WYTS(AM) 25038 Columbus, OH BFG
WIHT(FM) 25080 Washington, DC CBA
WMUS(FM) 25086 Muskegon, MI BUV
WKBZ(AM) 25087 Muskegon, MI BTU
WTEM(AM) 25105 Washington, DC CBT
WBZT-FM 25240 Mauldin, SC BJY
KMOR-LP 25325 Eugene, OR CCU
KFXR(AM) 25375 Dallas, TX AGP
WTAK-FM 25383 Hartselle, AL ATL
W293AH 25384 Normal, AL AMJ
WBFB(FM) 25411 Belfast, ME BRM
WNNJ-FM 25413 Newton, NJ BVA
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KLVI(AM) 25580 Beaumont, TX AIH
KYKR(FM) 25581 Beaumont, TX ALF
WVRZ(FM) 25751 Mount Carmel, PA BNC
KRPT(FM) 25904 Devine, TX CDW
WRNX(FM) 25906 Amherst, MA 20070619AKF
KION-TV 26249 Monterey, CA CCK
KWYY(FM) 26300 Casper, WY BJC
KTRS-FM 26301 Casper, WY BIU
WQBW(FM) 26609 Milwaukee, WI ARV
KKBD(FM) 26909 Sallisaw, OK AHQ
KION(AM) 26925 Salinas, CA BNM
KGOR(FM) 26928 Omaha, NE AGS
KDON-FM 26930 Salinas, CA BOG
KFAB(AM) 26931 Omaha, NE AGE
WKSI-FM 26998 Stephens City, VA CBH
WMRE(AM) 27003 Charleston, WV CBL
KDIF(AM) 27390 Riverside, CA AXE
WCRR(FM) 27580 South Bristol
Township, NY
BFC
WTGM(AM) 28165 Salisbury, MD ATP
WQHQ(FM) 28166 Ocean City-Salisbury, MD ARX
KXXM(FM) 28668 San Antonio, TX CEE
WIGY(FM) 28684 Madison, ME APM
KBFP(AM) 28846 Bakersfield, CA BNS
KBKO-FM 28847 Bakersfield, CA BNU
WCCF(AM) 28897 Punta Gorda, FL BCI
WIKX(FM) 28899 Charlotte Harbor, FL BDM
KXIC(AM) 29075 Iowa City, IA BBF
KKRQ(FM) 29076 Iowa City, IA AYM
WPCH(FM) 29128 Gray, GA CBP
KDAG(FM) 29519 Farmington, NM AFV
KCQL(AM) 29520 Aztec, NM AFU
KKFG(FM) 29521 Bloomfield, NM AHU
WXXL(FM) 29569 Tavares, FL CCE
WLKT(FM) 29575 Lexington-Fayette, KY BDY
K294AJ 29593 Durango, CO AFA
K299AJ 29594 Durango, CO AFB
WBUV(FM) 29687 Moss Point, MS BRP
WQIK-FM 29728 Jacksonville, FL BEX
WFLA(AM) 29729 Tampa, FL BDB
WGST(AM) 29730 Atlanta, GA BDH
KRFX(FM) 29731 Denver, CO CFL
WFLZ-FM 29732 Tampa, FL BDC
WLW(AM) 29733 Cincinnati, OH CEX
WEBN(FM) 29734 Cincinnati, OH CER
WUBL(FM) 29735 Atlanta, GA BEB
WKRC(AM) 29737 Cincinnati, OH CEW
KOA(AM) 29738 Denver, CO CFJ
KBPI(FM) 29739 Denver, CO CFF
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KKZN(AM) 29740 Thornton, CO CFI
KGAB(AM) 30224 Orchard Valley, WY AXR
KOLZ(FM) 30225 Cheyenne, WY AZL
KPKY (FM) 30246 Pocatello, ID AZP
K221CE 30247 Lava Hot Springs, ID AVT
KXLB(FM) 30566 Livingston, MT ALA
WLVH(FM) 31094 Hardeeville, SC AQP
WJCD(FM) 31123 Windsor, VA BTM
WAIL(FM) 31637 Key West, FL BJR
WSCC-FM 31939 Goose Creek, SC BMU
KWSX(AM) 32214 Stockton, CA AKV
WHAL(AM) 32383 Phenix City/Columbus, AL BSX
WOLL(FM) 32969 Hobe Sound, FL BLZ
KCQQ(FM) 32987 Davenport, IA AXC
KWTX(AM) 33057 Waco, TX AKW
KIOC(FM) 33060 Orange, TX AHE
WXXF(FM) 33066 Loudonville, OH AUW
W221AX 33084 Endwell, NY BQM
KBGO(FM) 33724 Waco, TX AFM
KTBT(FM) 33727 Broken Arrow, OK BIP
KSAB(FM) 33776 Robstown, TX AJY
KUNO(AM) 33777 Corpus Christi, TX AKO
KNBQ(FM) 33829 Centralia, WA AZG
KKFX-CA 33870 San Luis Obispo, CA CCT
WXLY(FM) 34163 North Charleston, SC BFT
WXRA(AM) 34246 Georgetown, KY BFU
WFKZ(FM) 34356 Plantation Key, FL BKH
WUBT(FM) 34387 Russellville, KY AUA
WLAC(AM) 34391 Nashville, TN AQJ
WNRQ(FM) 34392 Nashville, TN ARJ
KOST(FM) 34424 Los Angeles, CA BZD
KFI(AM) 34425 Los Angeles, CA AGI
K292CR 34426 Simi Valley, CA BYG
KFTY(TV) 34440 Santa Rosa, CA CCH
WKGB-FM 34451 Conklin, NY BTZ
KLSD(AM) 34452 San Diego, CA AYZ
KGB-FM 34454 San Diego, CA AXS
KGET-TV 34459 Bakersfield, CA CCI
KHVH(AM) 34591 Honolulu, HI AGY
KIKI-FM 34592 Honolulu, HI AHD
KIOI(FM) 34930 San Francisco, CA BYQ
KMXA-FM 34996 Minot, ND BOZ
KJKJ(FM) 35012 Grand Forks, ND AYI
KIGL(FM) 35014 Seligman, MO AHB
KHHT(FM) 35022 Los Angeles, CA BYO
KLOL(FM) 35073 Houston, TX BXZ
KMEL(FM) 35121 San Francisco, CA BZA
K31AE 35172 Sutherlin, OR CDA
KMCB(TV) 35183 Coos Bay, OR CCN
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K22GX 35184 Tri City, OR CCZ
KTCW(TV) 35187 Roseburg, OR CCP
K46AS 35188 Coos Bay, OR CDC
KMTR(TV) 35189 Eugene, OR CCO
WZJZ(FM) 35213 Port Charlotte, FL BJZ
WKII(AM) 35214 Solana, FL BLE
WMYF(AM) 35217 Portsmouth, NH ARC
WUBB(FM) 35218 York Center, ME ATZ
WHEB(FM) 35219 Portsmouth, NH APD
WSRS(FM) 35225 Worcester, MA ATE
WTAG(AM) 35230 Worcester, MA ATK
WEZF(FM) 35232 Burlington, VT AOK
WGIR(AM) 35237 Manchester, NH AOW
WGIR-FM 35240 Manchester, NH AOX
KODA(FM) 35337 Houston, TX BYA
KBBB(FM) 35370 Billings, MT BNR
KOSO(FM) 35426 Patterson, CA AJC
KWEB(AM) 35526 Rochester, MN BPY
KRCH(FM) 35527 Rochester, MN BPK
WTEV-TV 35576 Jacksonville, FL BMV
KTRH(AM) 35674 Houston, TX BYC
KASE-FM 35849 Austin, TX AFE
KVET(AM) 35850 Austin, TX AKP
KVOS-TV 35862 Bellingham, WA CCS
KVUU(FM) 35868 Pueblo, CO AKS
KJMS(FM) 35874 Olive Branch, MS BON
KWIK(AM) 35885 Pocatello, ID BBC
KWTX-FM 35902 Waco, TX AKX
KYSR(FM) 36019 Los Angeles, CA BZL
WJJX(FM) 36094 Appomattox, VA ATC
KHKZ(FM) 36166 Mercedes, TX BHP
KQXX-FM 36168 Mission, TX BIH
WCPV(FM) 36269 Essex, NY ANQ
WATQ(FM) 36357 Chetek, WI AMY
WXZO(FM) 36422 Willsboro, NY AVA
WZZR(FM) 36544 Riviera Beach, FL BNK
WSFE(AM) 37024 Burnside, KY ASU
WSEK(FM) 37027 Burnside, KY ASS
WZRX(AM) 37169 Jackson, MS AVN
WSTZ-FM 37177 Vicksburg, MS ATG
W296AT 37231 Catskill, NY AMK
WPOP(AM) 37232 Hartford, CT ARQ
WOFX(AM) 37233 Troy, NY ARK
WHJJ(AM) 37234 Providence, RI APE
WTAO-FM 37243 Murphysboro, IL BWT
WBCK(AM) 37459 Battle Creek, MI ANC
WBCK-FM 37461 Battle Creek, MI ANL
WBXX(FM) 37463 Marshall, MI ASE
WIMT(FM) 37497 Lima, OH CET
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WIMA(FM) 37498 Lima, OH CES
WMLX(FM) 37499 St. Marys, OH CEY
WHAM(AM) 37545 Rochester, NY BDI
WDVI(FM) 37546 Rochester, NY BCY
WHTK(AM) 37549 Rochester, NY BDL
WROV-FM 37747 Martinsville, VA ASK
W244AV 37748 Blacksburg, etc. VA ALW
WTFX-FM 37753 Clarksville, IN BWU
KBFP-FM 37774 Delano, CA BNT
WSKR(AM) 37815 Denham Springs, LA ASX
KPRK(AM) 37816 Livingston, MT AJI
WRFQ(FM) 38901 Mount Pleasant, SC BEY
KSYU(FM) 39265 Corrales, NM BIO
KGRS(FM) 39267 Burlington, IA AXT
KBUR(AM) 39268 Burlington, IA AWZ
WVRK(FM) 39457 Columbus, GA BXE
WMGP(FM) 39619 Hogansville, GA BEE
WVCC(AM) 39620 Hogansville, GA BFM
KMJX(FM) 39689 Conway, AR BOY
WFXN-FM 39730 Galion, OH AOT
K05DF 39854 Mapleton, OR CCW
K03CQ 39855 Mapleton, OR CCV
KRBB(FM) 39902 Wichita, KS AJR
KHBZ(AM) 40143 Honolulu, HI AGV
KDNN(FM) 40144 Honolulu, HI AFX
KTOM-FM 40145 Marina, CA BPU
WMRN(AM) 40169 Marion, OH BEJ
WRXS(FM) 40170 Marion, OH BEK
WONW(AM) 40710 Defiance, OH BVG
WZOM(FM) 40711 Defiance, OH BXT
WNDH(FM) 40713 Napoleon, OH BUY
WLWD(FM) 40714 Columbus Grove, OH BUN
KBFM(FM) 40777 Edinburg, TX AFJ
KFMQ(FM) 40806 Gallup, NM BHJ
KCCY(FM) 40847 Pueblo, CO AFR
KDZA-FM 40848 Pueblo, CO AFZ
KRVE(FM) 40866 Brusly, LA AJU
KHTY(AM) 40868 Bakersfield, CA BZY
WMXF(AM) 40979 Waynesville, NC BLT
KESZ(FM) 40992 Phoenix, AZ BOH
WQNS(FM) 41008 Waynesville, NC BMI
WZTA(AM) 41067 Vero Beach, FL AVO
WWWW-FM 41080 Ann Arbor, MI AUR
WLBY(AM) 41081 Saline, MI AQL
WQSS(FM) 41104 Camden, ME BVS
WJTC(TV) 41210 Pensacola, FL BKY
KASN(TV) 41212 Pine Bluff, AR BGZ
WHYI-FM 41381 Fort Lauderdale, FL BKQ
WBTP(FM) 41382 Clearwater, FL BJV
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KNFX-FM 41410 Bryan, TX CDQ
KYYY(FM) 41424 Bismarck, ND BBJ
KFYR(AM) 41426 Bismarck, ND AXQ
WPEK(AM) 41565 Fairview, NC BMD
WKCY-FM 41811 Harrisonburg, VA APX
WKCY(AM) 41815 Harrisonburg, VA APW
KDWB-FM 41967 Richfield, MN BYH
WTSO(AM) 41973 Madison, WI ATW
WZEE(FM) 41980 Madison, WI AVK
WIBB(AM) 41989 Macon, GA CBJ
WSAI(AM) 41994 Cincinnati, OH CFB
KMCX-FM 42075 Ogallala, NE AIK
KKDM(FM) 42108 Des Moines, IA BHT
WFXN(AM) 43199 Moline, IL BDF
KUUL(FM) 43208 East Moline, IL BAX
WHLO(AM) 43858 Akron, OH BTD
WKDD(FM) 43863 Canton, OH BDR
WHOS(AM) 44023 Decatur, AL API
WDRM(FM) 44024 Decatur, AL ANY
WBHP(AM) 44025 Huntsville, AL ANE
WWVA(AM) 44046 Wheeling, WV AUQ
WOVK(FM) 44048 Wheeling, WV ARM
WTOS-FM 46352 Skowhegan, ME ATS
WPKX(FM) 46965 Enfield, CT ARP
WKSP(FM) 46966 Aiken, SC AQE
WPRW-FM 46967 Martinez, GA ARR
WTKA(AM) 47116 Ann Arbor, MI ATQ
WQKL(FM) 47117 Ann Arbor, MI ARZ
WBLJ-FM 47286 Shamokin, PA BJU
WYNK-FM 47402 Baton Rouge, LA AVF
WPYR(AM) 47403 Baton Rouge, LA ARS
KDMX(FM) 47739 Dallas, TX AXF
WGAR-FM 47740 Cleveland, OH BDG
WNCI(FM) 47741 Columbus, OH BER
KZZP(FM) 47742 Mesa, AZ BBL
WPOC(FM) 47747 Baltimore, MD BEW
KHMX(FM) 47749 Houston, TX AXU
KJR-FM 48385 Seattle, WA CCM
KJR(AM) 48386 Seattle, WA CCL
KUBE(FM) 48387 Seattle, WA CCR
WBWZ(FM) 48615 New Paltz, NY CAQ
WACT(AM) 48643 Tuscaloosa, AL AMR
WRTR(FM) 48645 Brookwood, AL ASM
WSDV(AM) 48671 Sarasota, FL BFA
WCTQ(FM) 48672 Sarasota, FL BCP
WSRZ-FM 48673 Coral Cove, FL BFF
WSYR(AM) 48720 Syracuse, NY BWS
WYYY(FM) 48725 Syracuse, NY BXO
WBBS(FM) 48730 Fulton, NY BCB
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WCOH(AM) 48739 Newnan, GA BCM
KSSK(AM) 48774 Honolulu, HI AKC
KSSK-FM 48775 Waipahu, HI AKD
KRZR(FM) 48776 Hanford, CA AJX
KHGE(FM) 48777 Fresno, CA AGW
KUCD(FM) 48778 Pearl City, HI AKN
WHTU(FM) 48780 Newton, MS BXM
KODJ(FM) 48916 Salt Lake City, UT AZI
KKIX(FM) 48951 Fayetteville, AR AHV
K272DQ 48954 Fayetteville, AR AEY
KMXF(FM) 48955 Lowell, AR AIR
KATZ-FM 48958 Alton, IL AWS
KSLZ(FM) 48960 St. Louis, MO BAE
KHOW(AM) 48962 Denver, CO AXV
K269CL 48963 Evergreen, CO AWH
WVKS(FM) 48964 Toledo, OH BFN
KBCO(FM) 48966 Boulder, CO AWU
KPTT(FM) 48967 Denver, CO AZT
KATZ(AM) 48968 St. Louis, MO AWR
K231AA 48969 Boulder, CO AVV
WRKK(AM) 49265 Hughesville, PA BMP
WBYL(FM) 49267 Salladasburg, PA BJX
K07NJ 49617 Delta Junction, etc., AK CCY
KTVF(TV) 49621 Fairbanks, AK CCQ
K06LA 49626 Healy, etc. AK CCX
KKCB(FM) 49686 Duluth, MN BOP
WEBC(AM) 49689 Duluth, MN BSF
KUTI(AM) 49722 Yakima, WA BAW
KFFM(FM) 49723 Yakima, WA AXN
KAGG(FM) 49944 Madisonville, TX CDE
KVVS(FM) 49950 Rosamond, CA BPG
WARF(AM) 49951 Akron, OH AMX
WMAD(FM) 50055 Sauk City, WI AQR
KOGA(AM) 50065 Ogallala, NE AIY
KOGA-FM 50066 Ogallala, NE AIZ
WXXR(FM) 50121 Fredericktown, OH AUZ
WVKF(FM) 50150 Shadyside, OH AUH
WAEV(FM) 50403 Savannah, GA AMU
WSOK(AM) 50406 Savannah, GA ATD
WQMF(FM) 50763 Jeffersonville, IN BVQ
KOLW(FM) 51128 Basin City, WA AJA
WGRB(AM) 51162 Chicago, IL BZO
WGCI-FM 51165 Chicago, IL BZN
WHO(AM) 51331 Des Moines, IA BDK
KDRB(FM) 51332 Des Moines, IA AXG
KOGO(AM) 51514 San Diego, CA AZK
WTNT-FM 51590 Tallahassee, FL BMZ
WNLS(AM) 51592 Tallahassee, FL BLV
WCKY(AM) 51722 Cincinnati, OH CEP
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WOFX-FM 51725 Cincinnati, OH CFA
WBFX(FM) 51727 Grand Rapids, MI BRN
WTKG(AM) 51729 Grand Rapids, MI BWV
K277AG 51844 Beaumont, TX AEZ
KIYS(FM) 51855 Jonesboro, AR AHN
WFLF(AM) 51970 Pine Hills, FL BKJ
WFXJ(AM) 51973 Jacksonville, FL BKL
WPLA(FM) 51974 Jacksonville, FL BME
WJBT(FM) 51975 Callahan, FL BMR
WINZ(AM) 51977 Miami, FL BKS
WLVE(FM) 51978 Miami Beach, FL BLN
WMGE(FM) 51979 Miami Beach, FL BLO
WMGF(FM) 51981 Mount Dora, FL BLP
WQTM(AM) 51982 Orlando, FL BMJ
WBEX(AM) 52041 Chillicothe, OH BCC
WLZT(FM) 52042 Chillicothe, OH BUO
WLAN-FM 52259 Lancaster, PA BLI
WLAN(AM) 52260 Lancaster, PA BLH
WRAK-FM 52402 Bainbridge, GA BVU
WMEQ-FM 52473 Menomonie, WI AQW
WMEQ(AM) 52474 Menomonie, WI AQV
WEAV(AM) 52806 Plattsburgh, NY BSE
KVJM(FM) 52835 Hearne, TX BIZ
KPOJ(AM) 53069 Portland, OR AZR
WRKH(FM) 53142 Mobile, AL BVX
WKSJ-FM 53145 Mobile, AL BUG
KKZX(FM) 53146 Spokane, WA AIC
KPTQ(AM) 53149 Spokane, WA AJJ
WKSS(FM) 53384 Hartford-Meriden, CT AQF
WERZ(FM) 53385 Exeter, NH AOH
WGIN(AM) 53387 Rochester, NH AOU
WQSO(FM) 53388 Rochester, NH ASC
WTKS-FM 53457 Cocoa Beach, FL BMW
WKRD(AM) 53587 Louisville, KY BUF
KNST(AM) 53589 Tucson, AZ AIV
KRQQ(FM) 53591 Tucson, AZ AJT
WLUE(FM) 53593 Louisville, KY BLM
KWMT-FM 53594 Tucson, AZ AKU
WKSL(FM) 53596 Burlington, NC ASL
WDCG(FM) 53597 Durham, NC ANV
KZCH(FM) 53599 Derby, KS ALL
KTHR(FM) 53600 Wichita, KS AKH
WVTK(FM) 53613 Port Henry, NY AUL
KCSJ(AM) 53846 Pueblo, CO BOB
KGHF(AM) 53850 Pueblo, CO BOJ
WXKS(AM) 53964 Everett, MA CCC
WXKS-FM 53965 Medford, MA CCD
WRFF(FM) 53969 Philadelphia, PA CBV
WRFX-FM 53970 Kannapolis, NC ASH
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WNUA(FM) 53971 Chicago, IL BZR
WJMN(FM) 53972 Boston, MA CBF
WISX(FM) 53973 Philadelphia, PA CBD
WQUL(FM) 53978 West Frankfort, Il BVT
WFRX(AM) 53979 West Frankfort, IL BSO
KLDJ(FM) 53999 Duluth, MN BOQ
WRBT(FM) 54019 Harrisburg, PA BMM
KMJM(AM) 54164 Cedar Rapids, IA AIL
WTVR-FM 54387 Richmond, VA BWX
KMYT-TV 54420 Tulsa, OK BIB
KQQL(FM) 54457 Anoka, CA BZF
KTLK-FM 54458 Minneapolis, MN BZI
WBIG-FM 54459 Washington, DC CAP
KRDU(AM) 54559 Dinuba, CA AJS
KSOF(FM) 54560 Dinuba, CA AKB
WWBB(FM) 54568 Providence, RI BND
WUSW(FM) 54611 Hattiesburg, MS BXA
WFOR(AM) 54612 Hattiesburg, MS BSN
KMFX(AM) 54624 Wabasha, MN BOU
KMFX-FM 54635 Lake City, MN BOV
WRNO-FM 54890 New Orleans, LA BMQ
KKYS(FM) 54903 Bryan, TX CDP
WHRK(FM) 54916 Memphis, TN BTF
KRYS-FM 55162 Corpus Christi, TX AJW
KMXR(FM) 55163 Corpus Christi, TX AIT
KTOZ-FM 55164 Pleasant Hope, MO BIT
KKTX(AM) 55166 Corpus Christi, TX AHZ
WLTP(AM) 55182 Marietta, OH BUM
WHRL(FM) 55490 Albany, NY BTG
WKJK(AM) 55497 Louisville, KY BUB
WLQT(FM) 55500 Kettering, OH BEA
KWID(FM) 55503 Las Vegas, NV BBB
KYYX(FM) 55680 Minot, ND BQH
KCJB(AM) 55681 Minot, ND BNZ
WGBT(FM) 55754 Eden, NC BKM
WCKT(FM) 55755 Lehigh Acres, FL BNJ
WBTT(FM) 55756 Naples Park, FL BJW
WHYN(AM) 55757 Springfield, MA BTK
WHYN-FM 55758 Springfield, MA BTL
KGPE(TV) 56034 Fresno, CA AVR
KIGN(FM) 56234 Burns, WY AYB
WLTW(FM) 56571 New York, NY CBK
KNFX(AM) 56811 Austin, MN BPC
WRKD(AM) 57300 Rockland, ME ASI
WMCM(FM) 57301 Rockland, ME AQU
WCHO-FM 57354 Washington Court House, OH BCK
WCHO(AM) 57355 Washington Ct. House, OH BCJ
KCDA(FM) 57625 Post Falls, ID AFS
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KCAD(FM) 57740 Dickinson, ND BNY
KZRX(FM) 57741 Dickinson, ND BQL
WWHT(FM) 57842 Syracuse, NY BXI
WAZR(FM) 57910 Woodstock, VA BRI
WVRT(FM) 58313 Mill Hall, PA AUK
WMJK(FM) 58344 Clyde, OH BEG
KEBC(AM) 58388 Midwest City, OK BHI
KXXY-FM 58389 Oklahoma City, OK BJF
KTST(FM) 58390 Oklahoma City, OK BIV
WTQR(FM) 58392 Winston-Salem, NC BNA
WNOE-FM 58394 New Orleans, LA BLW
WREC(AM) 58396 Memphis, TN BVV
WEGR(FM) 58397 Arlington, VA BSH
WHAL-FM 58399 Horn Lake, MS BSY
KMYI(FM) 58821 San Diego, CA AZF
WTZB(FM) 59127 Englewood, FL BFL
WSGF(AM) 59248 Augusta, GA ASV
WBBQ-FM 59249 Augusta, GA ANB
WEKL(FM) 59250 Augusta, GA APL
WACO-FM 59264 Waco, TX AMQ
WMRN-FM 59282 Marion, OH BCV
KMUV-LP 59362 Monterey, CA BIA
WDVE(FM) 59588 Pittsburgh, PA AOA
WRZX(FM) 59589 Indianapolis, IN ASQ
WFBQ(FM) 59590 Indianapolis, IN AOM
WNDE(AM) 59591 Indianapolis, IN ARG
WJLB(FM) 59592 Detroit, MI CBE
WNNF(FM) 59593 Cincinnati, OH BFO
WMVX(FM) 59594 Cleveland, OH CEZ
WTAM(AM) 59595 Cleveland, OH CFC
WMXD(FM) 59596 Detroit, MI CBM
WSIX-FM 59815 Nashville, TN ASW
WJDX(AM) 59817 Jackson, MS APR
WMYI(FM) 59818 Hendersonville, NC ARD
WSSL-FM 59819 Gray Court, SC ATF
WGVL(AM) 59821 Greenville, SC APA
WMSI-FM 59822 Jackson, MS ARB
WRVW(FM) 59824 Lebanon, TN ASO
WHLH(FM) 59825 Jackson, MS APG
WDTW-FM 59952 Detroit, MI CAV
WHTZ(FM) 59953 Newark, NJ CAY
KKGN(AM) 59957 Oakland, CA BZE
KLAC(AM) 59958 Los Angeles, CA BYZ
WBGG(AM) 59960 Pittsburgh, PA CAO
KFAN(AM) 59961 Minneapolis, MN BYJ
KISQ(FM) 59964 San Francisco, CA BYT
KNEW(AM) 59966 Oakland, CA BZC
KEEY-FM 59967 St. Paul, MN BYI
WWSW-FM 59968 Pittsburgh, PA CCB
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WDFN(AM) 59969 Detroit, MI CAT
KISQ-FM3 59973 Concord, CA BYV
WRUM(FM) 59976 Orlando, FL BMS
KYLD(FM) 59989 San Francisco, CA BZJ
KYLD-FM1 59990 Pleasanton, CA BZK
KISQ-FM2 59993 Pleasanton, CA BYU
KLFX(FM) 60090 Nolanville, TX BHV
WXDX-FM 60153 Pittsburgh, PA AUV
WRIT-FM 60233 Milwaukee, WI BMO
KMXG(FM) 60359 Clinton, IA AZD
WOC(AM) 60360 Davenport, IA BET
WLLR-FM 60361 Davenport, IA BDZ
KISC(FM) 60419 Spokane, WA AHF
KQNT(AM) 60421 Spokane, WA AJM
KIXZ-FM 60422 Opportunity, WA AHM
WAMX(FM) 60450 Milton, WV AMW
KGLX(FM) 60596 Gallup, NM BHM
KQOL(FM) 60640 Vancouver, WA AYD
WETM-TV 60653 Elmira, NY AOJ
WAGH(FM) 60656 Smiths, AL BRL
WZKF(FM) 60706 Salem, IN BXQ
WYLD(AM) 60707 New Orleans, LA BNH
WSTH-FM 60763 Alexander City, AL BWO
WDAK(AM) 60764 Columbus, GA BRZ
KIIZ-FM 60802 Killeen, TX AHC
WCTH(FM) 60910 Plantation Key, FL BKA
WJKX(FM) 61116 Ellisville, MS BTR
WWLG(FM) 61142 Peachtree City, GA BFQ
WTKX-FM 61243 Pensacola, FL BMY
WTLY(FM) 61250 Thomasville, GA BWW
WPAP-FM 61252 Panama City, FL BMB
WFLF-FM 61262 Parker, FL BKF
KSSN(FM) 61363 Little Rock, AR BPQ
KZSN(FM) 61364 Hutchinson, KS ALQ
KHLR(FM) 61366 Maumelle, AR BOL
WKNN-FM 61367 Pascagoula, MS BUE
WMJY(FM) 61368 Biloxi, MS BUQ
KWNR(FM) 61527 Henderson, NV BBE
KVET-FM 62048 Austin, TX AKQ
WSPD(AM) 62187 Toledo, OH BFE
WRVF(FM) 62188 Toledo, OH BEZ
WIZE(AM) 62208 Springfield, OH BDO
KKMY(FM) 62239 Orange, TX AHX
WENN(FM) 62278 Hoover, AL AOF
WLKE(FM) 62289 Bar Harbor, ME BUK
KCOY-TV 63165 Santa Maria, CA CCG
K44DN 63172 Paso Robles, CA CDB
WBZY(FM) 63406 Bowdon, GA BRR
WTSJ(AM) 63472 Randolph, VT ATU
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WCVR-FM 63473 Randolph, VT ANR
W272AU 63474 Hanover Etc., NH AME
WACL(FM) 63491 Elkton, VA AMP
WRWC(FM) 63525 Ellenville, NY BSL
WCTW(FM) 63527 Catskill, NY BRX
WELG(AM) 63528 Ellenville, NY BWG
WHUC(AM) 63531 Hudson, NY BTJ
WZCR(FM) 63532 Hudson, NY BXP
KOSY-FM 63536 Spanish Fork, UT AZM
WCAO(AM) 63777 Baltimore, MD BCH
KNRS(AM) 63818 Salt Lake City, UT AZH
KZHT(FM) 63820 Salt Lake City, UT BQI
KGMY(AM) 63886 Springfield, MO BHN
KGBX-FM 63887 Nixa, MO BHK
KOY(AM) 63914 Phoenix, AZ CAA
WOKY(AM) 63917 Milwaukee, WI BLY
KFYI(AM) 63918 Phoenix, AZ BZV
WMIL-FM 63919 Waukesha, WI BLR
WYCL(FM) 63931 Pensacola, FL BNG
WFUS(FM) 63984 Gulfport, FL BDD
WJJS(FM) 64082 Roanoke, VA AVI
K232CV 64360 Ellensburg, WA AVW
WWKZ(FM) 64364 Okolona, MS BFR
KATS(FM) 64397 Yakima, WA AWQ
KIT(AM) 64398 Yakima, WA AYH
KDBL(FM) 64507 Toppenish, WA AXD
KBKB-FM 64564 Fort Madison, IA AWW
KBKB(AM) 64567 Fort Madison, IA AWV
KTEX(FM) 64631 Brownsville, TX AKF
WQBZ(FM) 64641 Fort Valley, GA CBQ
WIBB-FM 64652 Fort Valley, GA CAZ
WBWR(FM) 64716 Hilliard, OH BCG
WRBV(FM) 65043 Warner Robins, GA CBR
KABQ(AM) 65394 Albuquerque, NM BGX
KGME(AM) 65480 Phoenix, AZ BZX
KKSF(FM) 65484 San Francisco, CA BYX
WKST-FM 65678 Pittsburgh, PA AQG
WISN(AM) 65695 Milwaukee, WI APO
WSRW(AM) 65700 Hillsboro, OH BWM
WSRW-FM 65701 Hillsboro, OH BWN
KSRY(FM) 66228 Tehachapi, CA BPW
KTPI(AM) 66229 Mojave, CA BPV
WSWR(FM) 66247 Shelby, OH ATH
WDIZ(AM) 66666 Panama City, FL BKC
WFSY(FM) 66667 Panama City, FL BKK
WGSY(FM) 66668 Phenix City, AL BSU
KIBT(FM) 66669 Fountain, CO BXY
KFXR-FM 66816 Chinle, AZ BOI
WZLD(FM) 66954 Petal, MS BXS
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KNCN(FM) 67186 Sinton, TX AIU
KKLI(FM) 67187 Widefield, CO AHW
WINR(AM) 67191 Binghamton, NY CBB
WMIB(FM) 67193 Fort Lauderdale, FL BLQ
WFKS(FM) 67243 Neptune Beach, FL BKG
WNUS(FM) 67465 Belpre, OH BVD
WMAN(AM) 67609 Mansfield, OH AQT
WYHT(FM) 67611 Mansfield, OH AVC
KSEN(AM) 67655 Shelby, MT AJZ
KUSS(FM) 67664 Carlsbad, CA BAV
WYKZ(FM) 67680 Beaufort, SC AVD
WXEG(FM) 67689 Beavercreek, OH BFS
KTSM-FM 67762 El Paso, TX CEA
KHEY(AM) 67771 El Paso, TX CDM
WKQQ(FM) 68206 Winchester, KY BDU
WKKT(FM) 68207 Statesville, NC AQA
WMXL(FM) 68208 Lexington, KY BEO
WLAP(AM) 68209 Lexington, KY BDW
KKCW(FM) 68210 Beaverton, OR AYL
WLYT(FM) 68211 Hickory, NC AQQ
K228BR 68292 Tulsa, OK BGF
KTBZ(AM) 68293 Tulsa, OK BIQ
KQLL-FM 68294 Owassa, OK BIG
KZIN-FM 68295 Shelby, MT ALN
WFAU(AM) 68296 Gardiner, ME AOL
WABK-FM 68297 Gardiner, ME AMO
WRVB(FM) 68306 Marietta, OH BWD
KWFM(AM) 68316 Tucson, AZ BPZ
WKMQ(AM) 68351 Tupelo, MS AQB
WESE(FM) 68352 Baldwyn, MS AOI
WTUP(AM) 68353 Tupelo, MS ATX
WWZD-FM 68354 New Albany, MS AUT
WTXT(FM) 68418 Fayette, AL ATY
WLMT(TV) 68518 Memphis, TN BLL
WJKT(TV) 68519 Jackson, TN BKV
KZRR(FM) 68609 Albuquerque, NM BJH
WKCG(FM) 68660 Augusta, ME APV
WYNT(FM) 68681 Caledonia, OH BXN
KTCL(FM) 68684 Fort Collins, CO CFN
KCOL(AM) 68685 Wellington, CO CFG
KPRR(FM) 68688 El Paso, TX CDU
WKKV-FM 68758 Racine, WI BLF
KEYW(FM) 68846 Pasco, WA AGB
K45FW 68879 Price, UT BGQ
K51BK-D 68882 Aurora, UT BGT
K18FU-D 68887 Rural Beaver County, UT BGE
KTVX(TV) 68889 Salt Lake City, UT BIW
KIIX(AM) 68966 Fort Collins, CO CFH
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KPAW(FM) 68976 Fort Collins, CO CFK
KKED(FM) 69120 Fairbanks, AK AHT
KTMY(FM) 69555 Centerville, UT BBI
WOWI(FM) 69558 Norfolk, VA BVK
KTSM(AM) 69561 El Paso, TX CDZ
WRFY-FM 69562 Reading, PA BMN
KHEY-FM 69563 El Paso, TX CDN
WRAW(AM) 69566 Reading, PA BKZ
WDIA(AM) 69569 Memphis, TN BSC
WKUS(FM) 69570 Norfolk, VA BUI
WOAI-TV 69618 San Antonio, TX CEH
KPTL(FM) 69635 Ankeny, IA AZS
KXKT-FM1 69683 Omaha, NE AKZ
KXKT(FM) 69686 Glenwood, IA AKY
WLIT-FM 70042 Chicago, IL BZQ
WBUL-FM 70192 Lexington, KY BCF
WZBQ(FM) 70264 Carrollton, AL AVJ
WCDG(FM) 70345 Moyock, NC BRS
KCOL-FM 70443 Groves, TX BHG
WHUB(AM) 70514 Cookeville, TN BTI
WKBN(AM) 70519 Youngstown, OH BDQ
WCKY-FM 70526 Tiffin, OH BCL
WTTF(AM) 70527 Tiffin, OH BFI
WSHZ(FM) 70635 Muskegon, MI BWJ
WRWD-FM 70719 Highland, NY CBS
WKCI(AM) 70862 Waynesboro, VA BTV
WKFS(FM) 70866 Milford, OH CEV
WASH(FM) 70933 Washington, DC CAM
K13QK 70949 Virgin, UT BGB
K11OO 70957 Pine Valley, UT BFZ
KUWB-LP 70960 Bloomington, UT BIY
K34CX 70970 Apple Valley, UT BGM
K09SU 70973 Hildale, UT BFY
K05BU 70974 Enterprise, UT BFX
K31IS-D 70987 Toquerville, UT BGA
K28EA 70995 Washington, UT BGK
K69CT 70999 St. George, UT BGV
WBVV(FM) 71214 Guntown, MS BRQ
WCOS-FM 71290 Columbia, SC ANP
WUBA(AM) 71315 Philadelphia, PA CAR
WDAS-FM 71316 Philadelphia, PA CAS
WQNQ(FM) 71341 Fletcher, NC BMH
KQBW(FM) 71411 Omaha, NE BIF
KSNE-FM 71525 Las Vegas, NV BAF
WCVU(FM) 71594 Solana, FL BCQ
KGVO(AM) 71751 Missoula, MT AGU
KMPT(AM) 71754 East Missoula, MT AIE
KYSS-FM 71759 Missoula, MT ALI
KLTC(AM) 71870 Dickinson, ND BOR
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WHCN(FM) 72144 Hartford, CT APC
WEGW(FM) 72173 Wheeling, WV AOC
WHJY(FM) 72298 Providence, RI APF
WGIC(FM) 72329 Cookeville, TN BSS
WLND(FM) 72371 Signal Mountain, TN AQI
WRXR-FM 72375 Rossville, GA ASP
WPKF(FM) 72380 Poughkeepsie, NY BVN
WYNF(AM) 72467 North Augusta, SC AVE
KZBB(FM) 72715 Poteau, OK ALJ
KZMY(FM) 72722 Bozeman, MT ALP
WLLK-FM 72780 Somerset, KY AQM
WSYR-TV 73113 Syracuse, NY CEM
W07BA 73114 Syracuse-DeWitt, NY CEJ
WHOF(FM) 73135 North Canton, OH BTP
WMXY(FM) 73154 Youngstown, OH BEP
WKIP(AM) 73163 Poughkeepsie, NY BUA
WBBD(AM) 73192 Wheeling, WV ANA
WKWK-FM 73193 Wheeling, WV AQH
WMAG(FM) 73258 High Point, NC AQS
WMJI(FM) 73268 Cleveland, OH BEF
WMMS(FM) 73273 Cleveland, OH BEH
WMZQ-FM 73305 Washington, DC CBN
WBBG(FM) 73309 Niles, OH BCA
WHNK(AM) 73353 Parkersburg, WV BTE
WHAM-TV 73371 Rochester, NY CEI
WDFM-LP 73389 Defiance, OH BCU
WDFM-FM1 73391 Fort Wayne, IN BCT
WDFM(FM) 73393 Defiance, OH BCS
WMT(AM) 73593 Cedar Rapids, IA BEL
WMT-FM 73594 Cedar Rapids, IA BEM
WOOD(AM) 73604 Grand Rapids, MI BVH
WOOD-FM 73605 Grand Rapids, MI BVI
WBCT(FM) 73606 Grand Rapids, MI BRK
WEBZ(FM) 73617 Mexico Beach, FL BMC
KSNR(FM) 73625 Thief River Falls, MN BAG
WLTQ(AM) 73874 Charleston, SC BEC
WPYX(FM) 73911 Albany, NY ART
WRDU(FM) 73936 Wilson, NC ASF
WSNE-FM 74069 Taunton, MA ATA
WEND(FM) 74074 Salisbury, NC AOE
WSUS(FM) 74077 Franklin, NJ BXV
WSUS-FM1 74078 Montague, Etc., NJ BWQ
WRVA-FM 74125 Rocky Mount, NC ASN
WUSQ-FM 74160 Winchester, VA AUB
WBTJ(FM) 74168 Richmond, VA ANI
WKSC-FM 74178 Chicago, IL BZP
WWFG(FM) 74179 Ocean City, MD AUM
WOBB(FM) 74182 Tifton, GA BE
WIBT(FM) 74194 Shelby, NC BKR
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WDAE(AM) 74198 St. Petersburg, FL BKB
WVBZ(FM) 74204 High Point, NC AUE
WWYZ(FM) 74205 Waterbury, CT AUS
WKKJ(FM) 74224 Chillicothe, OH BUD
WCHI(AM) 74225 Chillicothe, OH BRT
K28DV 74268 Evanston, NY BGJ
WYYD(FM) 74282 Amherst, VA AVG
WYYD-FM1 74283 Roanoke, VA AVH
KXTC(FM) 74310 Thoreau, NM BJD
WAKZ(FM) 74468 Sharpsville, PA BBY
KAZX(FM) 76749 Kirtland, NM AFH
K230AF 78074 Kirtland, NM AEU
KOCW(TV) 83181 Hoisington, KS BIC
KTMQ(FM) 85012 Temecula, CA BPT
KKTL(AM) 86873 Casper, WY AYO
KKSF-FM1 86911 Pleasanton, CA BYY
WVVM(AM) 87110 Dry Branch, GA CBX
KWHN(AM) 87114 Ft. Smith, AR AKT
KVNS(AM) 87142 Brownsville, TX BJA
WVON(AM 87178 Berwyn, IL BXD
KPHT(FM) 87658 Rocky Ford, CO AJE
KQSN(FM) 88006 Naches, WA AJO
KENR(FM) 88404 Superior, MT BOS
KRVK(FM) 88406 Midwest, WY BII
WMRZ(FM) 88542 Dawson, GA BUT
KIOI-FM2 90740 Pleasanton, CA BYS
K24GK 128228 Salina, UT BGI
K51IC-D 128236 Springlen, UT BGU
K14LW 128240 Myton, UT BGC
K17GT-D 128241 Price, UT BGD
K40HS 128242 Duchesne, UT BGO
K48JD 129687 Santa Clara and Washington, 
UT
BGS
K45IA 131206 Rock Springs, WY BGR
K31FW 131213 Mountain View, WY BGL
K43JF-D 131215 Manti/Ephraim, UT BGP
WPHR-FM2 132866 Syracuse, NY BVM
KENR-FM1 133545 Missoula, MT BOT
KMEL-FM2 136936 Walnut Creek, CA BZB
W275AT 138571 Four Corners, NJ BQY
W235AV 138657 Tatnuck, MA CA
W221CB 138682 Wentworth, NC ALS
W300BQ 139428 Vero Beach, FL AMM
W255BX 140121 Hudson, NY BQV
W242BK 140407 Colchester, VT ALV
W260BJ 140561 Tupelo, MS AMB
W266BC 140567 Tupelo, MS AMD
W224BR 142375 Chillicothe, OH BJJ
W290BE 147923 Hudson, NY AMI
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W235BA 149112 Williamsport, PA BJM
W240BK 158306 Rutland, GA CAI
KKSY(FM) 162475 Anamosa, IA BBM
KPHT-FM1 164838 Pueblo, CO AJF
KODJ-FM1 166618 ParkCity, UT AZJ
KJMY-FM2 166619 Park City, UT AYK
KOSY-FM1 166620 Park City, UT AZN
KZHT-FM1 166623 Park City, UT BQJ
Part 25- Satellite Communication
FILE NUMBER LEAD CALL LICENSEE
SES-T/C-20061212-02132 E050385 Central NY News, Inc.
SES-T/C-20061213-02165 E860028 Tennessee Radio Network
SES-T/C-20061213-02166 E970088 Oklahoma News Network
SES-T/C-20061213-02167 E000167 Kentucky News Network
SES-T/C-20061213-02171 E970404 Ackerley Broadcasting-Fresno, LLC
SES-T/C-20061213-02173 E050155 Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC
SES-T/C-20061213-02174 E030135 Central NY News Inc.
SES-T/C-20061213-02178 E8047 Clear Channel Broadcasting, Inc.
SES-T/C-20061213-02180 E000731 Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.
SES-T/C-20061213-02182 E930291 Floridas Radio Network
SES-T/C-20061213-02183 E050143 Clear Channel Satellite Services
SES-T/C-20061213-02184 E010074 Clear Channel Satellite Services
SES-T/C-20061213-02186 E000329 Clear Channel Satellite Services
Parts 90 and 101- Private Land Mobile Business Radio, Land Mobile Radiolocation and, 
Private Point-to-Point Microwave Services
FILE NUMBER LEAD CALL 
SIGN
LICENSEE
0002827891 WPNA533 Ackerley Broadcasting Fresno, LLC
0002827909 WNEV891 Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC
0002827914 KWL667 AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC
0002827920 WNTA609 AMFM Texas License Limited Partnership
0002827924 WQDE431 Capstar TX Limited Partnership
0002827930 WNZV879 Central NY News, Inc.
0002827937 WNTB669 Citicasters Licenses, L.P.
0002827941 WNEK351 Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.
0002827947 WPNU809 Jacor Broadcasting Corporation
0002829597 WPYI891 Clear Channel Communications
0002829605 WPYR723 Clear Channel Communications, Inc.
0002837200 WPQT821 AMFM Broadcasting Licenses, LLC
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APPENDIX B
Licenses To Be Assigned to The Aloha Station Trust, LLC Pursuant to 47 C.F.R.  73.3555
CALL SIGN FAC ID CITY/STATE BAL/H-20070619
KFSO-FM 2099 Visalia, CA ACG
KAVL(AM) 2318 Lancaster, CA AHK
KTPI-FM 2320 Mojave, CA AHL
KFMK(FM) 3222 Round Rock, TX ACJ
KSJO(FM) 4117 San Jose, CA AHM
KHKN(FM) 6819 Benton, AR AFG
WALK(AM) 10136 East Patchogue, NY ABU
WALK-FM 10137 Patchogue, NY ABV
WHCY(FM) 11984 Blairstown, NJ AFJ
WWDG(FM) 22134 Deruyter, NY AFO
W252AC 25016 Syracuse-Camillus, 
NY
AFQ
WNNJ(AM) 25414 Newton, NJ AFT
WMAX-FM 27471 Holland, MI AFU
WEBL(FM) 29129 Warner Robins, GA ACN
WFMD(AM) 31136 Frederick, MD ACX
WFRE(FM) 31139 Frederick, MD ACY
W288AB 31140 Braddock Heights, 
MD
AEV
KYRK(FM) 34528 Houma, LA AJF
WSHE(AM) 36685 Columbus, GA AFZ
WSYR-FM 40988 Gifford, FL ADL
WCZR(FM) 41066 Vero Beach, FL ADM
WZBL(FM) 41635 Vinton, VA AND
WBFA(FM) 43093 Fort Mitchell, AL ACO
WMKJ(FM) 46744 Mount Sterling, KY ADP
WAKS(FM) 49952 Akron, OH ADT
WJRR(FM) 51983 Cocoa Beach, FL AJK
WGIP(AM) 53386 Exeter, NH ADX
K265CA 53641 Albuquerque, NM AIO
KTEG(FM) 53652 Santa Fe, NM AHY
KCNL(FM) 54478 Sunnyvale, CA AGI
WDKF(FM) 55501 Englewood, OH AIA
WKRD-FM 60081 Shelbyville, KY AGO
KBRQ(FM) 60805 Hillsboro, TX AJR
KDFO-FM 64607 Delano, CA AGS
KUFX-FM2 65413 Morgan Hill, CA AIQ
KUFX-FM1 65414 Santa Cruz, CA AIR
KUFX(FM) 65415 San Jose, CA AIF
KABQ-FM 65704 Bosque Farms, NM AJU
WPBH(FM) 67579 Port St. Joe, FL ACR
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WQOL-FM 67604 Vero Beach, FL ADQ
WDSJ(FM) 67615 Greenville, OH AIG
WROO(FM) 68760 Green Cove Springs, 
FL
AII
WSNZ(FM) 70331 Lynchburg, VA AEN
WALC(FM) 72377 Charleston, SC AIJ
WIBL(FM) 72468 Augusta, GA AEP
WSNV(FM) 73956 Salem, VA AEQ
WURH(FM) 74279 Waterbury, CT AET
KUFX-FM3 136624 Pleasanton, CA AIS
Parts 90 and 101- Private Land Mobile Business Radio, Land Mobile Radiolocation and, 
Private Point-to-Point Microwave Services
FILE 
NUMBER
CALL 
SIGN
PARENT 
STATION
LICENSEE
0003074226 WNEZ416 WMAX-FM Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.
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APPENDIX C
Licenses That May Be Assigned To The Aloha Station Trust, LLC Pursuant To 47 C.F.R.  
73.3555
CALL SIGN FAC. ID CITY/STATE BAL/H/CT-
20070619
WZZW(AM) 506 Milton, WV ACD
WISM-FM 1130 Altoona, WI AIT
KLEN(FM) 5991 Cheyenne, WY AHP
KRRZ(AM) 9679 Minot, ND AEY
WIVT(TV) 11260 Binghamton, NY AFI 
WKRC-TV 11289 Cincinnati, OH AFH
WXXA-TV 11970 Albany, NY AJY
WDKZ(FM) 28167 Salisbury, MD ACV
WLBW(FM) 28170 Fenwick Island, DE ACW
WGUY(FM) 28685 Dexter, ME AFV
WKEZ-FM 34351 Tavernier, FL AJC
WKEY-FM 34354 Key West, FL AJD
WBFN(AM) 37462 Battle Creek, MI ADJ
WBUK(FM) 40172 Ottawa, OH AHW
WHER (FM) 52618 Heidelberg, MS AGF
WFZX(FM) 59505 Searsport, ME AGN
WIRO(AM) 61685 Ironton, OH AEI
WBKS(FM) 61686 Ironton, OH AEJ
WHP-TV 72313 Harrisburg, PA AJX
Parts 90 and 101- Private Land Mobile Business Radio, Land Mobile Radiolocation and, 
Private Point-to-Point Microwave Services
FILE 
NUMBER
CALL 
SIGN
PARENT 
STATION
LICENSEE
0003074196 WNZV879 WIVT(TV) Central NY News, Inc.
0003074226 WPZF293 WHP-TV Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc.
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CONCURRING STATEMENT OF
COMMISSIONER MICHAEL J. COPPS
Re:  In the Matter of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. and Thomas H. Lee, et al. for 
Consent to Transfer of Control of Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC, et al.; and 
Clear Channel Communications, Inc. and Aloha Station Trust, LLC for Consent to 
Assignment of Licenses of Jacor Broadcasting Corp. et al.
This case is a close call and one that I approach with decidedly mixed feelings. On the 
one hand, this transaction could lead to a measure of de-consolidation in the radio industry.  
Under the terms of this Order, the largest radio chain in the country will be divesting 42 radio 
stations in the top-100 markets.  Although at this point we do not know who the purchasers will 
be, by definition they will be companies with far fewer stations than Clear Channel.  At the same 
time, Clear Channel is in the process of selling many of its stations in smaller markets.  So while 
the new company will remain a media giantnow re-focused on the largest marketsthere are 
some potential public interest benefits to this deal. 
But there is another side to this transaction, and its one that concerns me greatly.  I have 
repeatedly called for the Commission to examine the potential impact of private equity on our 
ability to ensure that broadcast licensees protect, serve and sustain the public interest.
Unfortunately, that has not happened, and nothing in todays Order indicates that the 
Commission has had a change of heart. Instead, we once again close our eyes and pretend that 
nothing has changedas if these new entities are no different than our traditional broadcast 
licensees.  And there are those who accuse me of living in the past!
The Commissions lack of curiosity here is all the more troubling in light of the 
announcement last month by Standard & Poors that when the transaction closes it will cut its 
ratings on Clear Channel two notches deeper into junk territoryand may cut them further
due to the subordination of existing debt to new bank debt.  According to news reports, Moodys 
said it likely will downgrade the company to junk status as well when the deal closes.  What is 
the market trying to tell us?  How stable is the new company and what are the chances, given the 
jittery markets, that it could slip into bankruptcy?  If it does, what impact would that have on its 
ability to serve the public interest?  Clear Channel is not in the business of selling widgets; it is 
providing a vital public service that people depend on for emergency alerts and other important 
news and information.  The American public has a vital interest in ensuring the financial stability 
of its broadcast licensees.  The FCC, apparently, does not.  There is no mention of last months 
events in the Order.
I hope that the markets concerns about Clear Channels financial condition prove 
misplaced.  The broader point, however, remains.  We must ask the hard questions now, before 
we dig ourselves in even deeper.  If I had the ability to launch an FCC inquiry by dissenting to 
this transaction, I would.  But I do not.  Given the potential for some measure of de-consolidation, 
I reluctantly concur.
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STATEMENT OF 
COMMISSIONER JONATHAN S. ADELSTEIN
APPROVE IN PART, CONCUR IN PART
Re:  In the Matter of Clear Channel Communications, Inc. and Thomas H. Lee, et al. for 
Consent to Transfer of Control of Ackerley Broadcasting Operations, LLC, et al.; and 
Clear Channel Communications, Inc. and Aloha Station Trust, LLC for Consent to 
Assignment of Licenses of Jacor Broadcasting Corp. et al.
Approval of this transaction will result in less consolidation in the radio industry.  While I 
support this Order generally, I concur in part to highlight my concern regarding alleged 
anticompetitive practices with respect to advertising in the radio industry.  I agree with the 
Orders conclusion that, in this case, Mt. Wilson has failed to establish a prima facie case that 
Clear Channel has engaged in specific anticompetitive sales practices.  I am not convinced, 
though, that the Commissions inquiry should stop there. 
As I have traveled throughout the country, small and minority broadcasters have 
complained about the dominance of major radio station groups and the use of their size and scope 
to increase their share of local advertising revenue. As the Commissions own examinations of 
the radio industry have repeated shown, a very limited number of stations command the lion share 
of advertising dollars in local markets across the country.  Based on the Commissions 2003 and 
2007 analyses of the radio industry, the largest station in each radio market has, on average, 46 
percent of the markets total radio advertising revenue.  The two largest stations in each market 
command 74 percent of the markets radio advertising revenue.  These figures are troubling, 
especially in light of the fact that radio advertising rates have nearly doubled since 1996.
The claims alleged by Mt. Wilson, coupled with the state of the industry, raise broader 
issues regarding the health of the radio industry as whole, and the Commission should show 
greater concern.