 FBC's interest in this action is limited to the issue of remedies. Specifically, FBC seeks to participate with regard to Section III ("Corrective Statements on Television" of the proposed Consent Order Implementing the Corrective Statements Remedy Under Order #0000 and Order #00-Remand ("Proposed Consent Order"). Movant believes that the universe of media proposed by the Court for dissemination of the Corrective Statements must be amended to include FOX among the "major television networks" on which the statements must appear. It is FBC's belief that the exclusion of FOX from the named "major television networks" listed in the Proposed Consent Order was inadvertent. FBC's participation will serve the limited purpose of correcting that omission. Moreover, the FBC brief demonstrates that inclusion of FOX as one of the television networks on which Defendants must broadcast the court-approved Corrective Statements will provide a more effective means of redressing the Defendants' harmful conduct.  As this Court has affirmed, the "decision whether to allow a non-party to participate as an amicus curiae is solely within the broad discretion of the court." Ellsworth Associates, Inc. v. United States, 000 F. Supp. 000, 000 (D.D.C. 0000). The Third Circuit has included the provision of background or factual references that merit judicial notice among categories of important assistance which an amicus may provide to the Court. Neonatology Associates, P.A. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 000 F.0d 000, 000 (0d Cir. 0000). FBC's brief provides factual material in support of a necessary revision to the Proposed Consent Order to reflect proper inclusion of FOX among the four major television networks through which the Court's remedies are to be effectuated. FBC's participation is therefore appropriate.  