Technology · 21/12/2007Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

Radio Broadcasting Services Approves Settlement Agreement Withdrawal

Summary

The Federal Communications Commission has approved a settlement agreement filed by Liberty Productions, Saga Communications, and Willsyr Communications, allowing them to withdraw a petition for reconsideration and terminate the proceeding related to MB Docket No. 02-352.

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