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 Federal  Communications  Commission  DA  01-  579 
 Before  the 
 Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 In  the  Matter  of 
 the  Applications  of 


 UTV  of  San  Francisco,  Inc.,  KCOP  Television, 
 Inc. 
 UTV  of  San  Antonio,  Inc.,  Oregon  Television, 
 Inc.,  UTV  of  Baltimore,  Inc.,  WWOR-  TV,  Inc., 
 and 
 UTV  of  Orlando,  Inc.  and  United  Television,  Inc. 
 (Assignors) 


 and 
 Fox  Television  Stations,  Inc. 
 (Assignee) 


 For  Consent  to  the  Assignment  of  Licenses 
 for  Stations  KBHK-  TV,  San  Francisco,  CA; 
 KCOP-  TV,  Los  Angeles,  CA;  KMOL-  TV, 
 San  Antonio,  TX;  KPTV-  TV,  Portland,  OR; 
 WUTB-  TV,  Baltimore,  MD;  WWOR-  TV, 
 Secaucus,  NJ;  WRBW-  TV,  Orlando,  FL; 
 KMSP-  TV,  Minneapolis,  MN;  KTVX-  TV, 
 Salt  Lake  City,  UT;  KUTP-  TV,  Phoenix,  AZ 


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 File  Nos.  BALCT-  20000918ABB, 
 ABC,  ABD,  ABF,  ABK,  ABL, 
 ABM,  ABN,  ABU,  ABY,  ABG, 
 ABH,  ABI,  ABJ,  ABO,  ABP, 
 ABQ,  ABR,  ABS,  ABV,  ABW, 
 ABX,  ABZ,  ACA,  ACB,  ACC, 
 ACD,  ACE 


 SUPPLEMENTAL  PROTECTIVE  ORDER 
 Adopted:  March  2,  2001  Released:  March  5,  2001 
 By  the  Chief,  Mass  Media  Bureau: 
 1.  On  March  1,  2001,  the  Commission  released  a  Protective  Order,  DA  01-  528,  in  the 
 pending  proceeding  involving  the  acquisition  of  Chris-  Craft  television  station  licensees  by  Fox 
 Television  Stations,  Inc.  News  Corp.  and  the  Petitioners  jointly  request  that  the  phrase  contained 
 in  the  first  sentence  of  the  third  paragraph  of  the  Protective  Order  “associated  counsel  of  record, 
 as  agreed  to  by  the  parties”  be  supplemented  by  adding  “;  the  following  law  student  associated 
 with  the  Institute  of  Public  Representation,  Georgetown  University  Law  Center  who  is  actively 
 involved  in  the  proceeding  and  is  supervised  by  counsel  of  record:  Jennifer  Mercer;  and  Mark 
 Cooper,  Director  of  Research  for  the  Consumer  Federation  of  America.”  News  Corp.  and  the 
 Petitioners  also  jointly  request  that  Appendix  C  to  the  Protective  Order  be  supplemented  by 
 adding  “Jennifer  Mercer,  student,  Georgetown  University  Law  Center”  and  “Mark  Cooper, 
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 Director  of  Research,  Consumer  Federation  of  America.”  After  due  consideration,  we  are 
 persuaded  that  the  public  interest  would  be  served  by  supplementing  the  Protective  Order,  as  it 
 reflects  the  negotiated  agreement  between  News  Corp.  and  the  Petitioners. 


 2.  Accordingly,  IT  IS  ORDERED,  That  the  request  to  supplement  the  Protective  Order,  DA 
 01-  528,  IS  GRANTED. 


 FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 


 Roy  J.  Stewart 
 Chief,  Mass  Media  Bureau 
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