Federal Communications Commission	FCC 19-1


Before the
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554

In the Matter 

New Life Community Temple of Faith, Inc. 

Application for a new FM Translator Station at Monroe, North Carolina;

And 326 Other Applications for New FM Translator Stations The applicant names, file numbers, and facility ID numbers of the other 326 applications against which Applications for Review were filed are listed in the Appendix.

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File No. BNPFT-20180418AHO
Facility ID No. 202978


MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER

Adopted:  January 28, 2019	Released:  January 29, 2019

By the Commission: Commissioner Rosenworcel concurring.

I. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
1. Common Frequency, Inc. (Common Frequency), and Prometheus Radio Project (Prometheus) (collectively “Objectors”) have filed Applications for Review (collectively “Applications”) of the Media Bureau’s (Bureau) July 13, 2018, Reconsideration Decision dismissing 327 of Objectors’ 328 Petitions for Reconsideration. Center for International Media Action; Common Frequency, Inc.; Prometheus Radio Project, Letter Decision, DA 18-729 (MB July 13, 2018) (Reconsideration Decision). Center for International Media Action (CIMA) joined with Objectors in filing the Petitions, as well as the initial informal objections in this proceeding, but did not join in filing the Applications.  The 327 petitions for reconsideration dismissed by the Bureau will be referred to collectively as “Petitions.”
  The Petitions sought reconsideration of the Bureau’s June 8, 2018, Objection Decision dismissing, and alternatively denying, Objectors’ informal objections (Objections) to 994 pending translator applications. Center for International Media Action; Common Frequency, Inc.; Prometheus Radio Project, Letter Decision, DA 18-597 (MB June 8, 2018) (Objection Decision).  
  Objectors seek review of the Reconsideration Decision as to the 327 Petitions dismissed by the Bureau. Objectors opted not to seek reconsideration of 666 of the applications to which they originally filed informal objections.  These 666 applications were for modification of existing translator stations or were filed for purposes other than a construction permit for a new FM translator station.    
  We agree with the Bureau that Objectors lacked standing to seek reconsideration for the 327 Petitions, and on that basis we deny the Applications. The Reconsideration Decision did not make any finding with regard to the 328th Petition concerning the application of Mega-Philadelphia LLC for a new FM translator construction permit at Camden, New Jersey, File No. BNPFT-20180508ABL (Camden Application), and that Petition is not the subject of this decision on review.

2.  Objectors and CIMA filed identical Objections against 994 FM translator applications that Objectors represented were “all pending translator applications” as of the date the Objections were filed on May 16, 2018. Objections at 1. 
  Objectors and CIMA argued that the FM translator applications did not ensure filing opportunities for low-power FM (LPFM) stations, pursuant to Section 5 of the Local Community Radio Act of 2010. Pub. L. 111-371, 124 Stat. 4072 (2011) (LCRA).  See Objections at 8-13.
  The Bureau dismissed all 994 Objections: (i) Objections to translator applications that had previously been granted or dismissed were dismissed pursuant to Section 73.3587 of the Commission’s rules; 47 CFR § 73.3587 (“Before FCC action on any application . . . any person may file informal objections to the grant”).
 (ii) Objections to applications for modification of FM translators were dismissed because they were not “new FM translator stations” under the LCRA; and (iii) all the Objections were dismissed for failing to allege properly supported facts that, if true, would establish a substantial and material question of fact that grant of the application would be inconsistent with the public interest. Objection Decision at 2-3.  See WWOR-TV, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 6 FCC Rcd 193, 197 n.10 (1990) (Commission dismissed improperly filed petitions to deny but considered pleadings instead as informal objections; because objections sought to dismiss or deny an application, however, Commission reviewed pleadings to determine whether they “alleged properly supported specific facts that, if true, would establish a substantial and material question of fact that a grant of the application would be inconsistent with the public interest.”).  See also 47 U.S.C. § 309(d)(1) (a petition to deny “shall contain specific allegations of fact sufficient to show that the petitioner is a party in interest and that a grant of the application would be prima facie inconsistent with subsection (a) (or subsection (k) in the case of renewal of any broadcast station license). Such allegations of fact shall, except for those of which official notice may be taken, be supported by affidavit of a person or persons with personal knowledge thereof.”).
  Alternatively, the Bureau denied the Objections on various substantive grounds. Id. at 3-6.

3. Objectors and CIMA then filed the Petitions as to 328 of the applications to which they objected, all of which were applications for new FM translator station construction permits. The Petitions were timely filed on July 9, 2018.  47 U.S.C. § 405(a), 47 CFR § 1.106(f).
  The Bureau dismissed 327 of the Petitions for lack of standing, finding that a petition for reconsideration may only be filed either by (i) a party to the proceeding or (ii) any other person whose interests are adversely affected by any action taken by the Commission or by the designated authority. Reconsideration Decision at 2, citing 47 CFR § 1.106(b)(1).
  The Bureau found that Objectors’ and CIMA’s participation in the proceeding as an informal objector did not confer standing as a “party to the proceeding” to file a later petition for reconsideration, Reconsideration Decision at 2, citing Regionet Wireless License, LLC, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 17 FCC Rcd 21269, 21271 n.23 (2002), and Dennis J. Kelly, Esq., et al., Letter Decision, 32 FCC Rcd 6880, 6883 (MB 2017).
 under Section 1.106(b) of the rules. 47 CFR § 1.106(b).  See Reconsideration Decision at 2.  
  The Bureau further found that as to all but one of the applications, Objectors failed to “state with particularity the manner in which [their] interests [would be] adversely affected” by grant of those applications. 47 CFR § 1.106(b).  The Bureau found Prometheus had made a sufficient showing of standing as a person who could be adversely affected by grant of the Camden Application, supra note 5, because Prometheus’s signatory stated that he was a listener of an LPFM station that would be affected by grant of that application.  See discussion at paragraph 8 and note 27, infra.
  Because Objectors were neither parties to the proceeding nor demonstrated that they would be adversely affected by grant of 327 of the applications, they therefore lacked standing, and thus the Bureau dismissed the Petitions as to those 327 applications. The Bureau stated that it would rule at a later date on the merits of Prometheus’s petition against the Camden Application.  Reconsideration Decision at 3.  
  Objectors timely filed the Applications.
II. DISCUSSION
4. Upon review of the Applications and the entire record, we conclude that Objectors have failed to demonstrate that the Bureau erred.  We find that the Bureau properly dismissed the Petitions for lack of standing.
5. Objectors claim that there are three ways to establish standing under Section 405(a). Application at 3-8.  
  They argue that Section 405(a) of the Communications Act permits the filing of a petition for reconsideration if the petitioner falls under one of three categories:  (1) the petitioner is “any party”; (2) the petitioner is “any other person aggrieved”; or (3) the petitioner is a person “whose interests are adversely affected.” 47 U.S.C. § 405(a) (Section 405(a)).
  Objectors argue that the Commission’s rules omit one of these elements, the “person aggrieved” element. Application at 3-5.
  Objectors contend that because the Bureau did not make a specific finding as to whether they were “other person[s] aggrieved,” and because they contend that they were so aggrieved, the Reconsideration Decision must be overturned. Id.
  Objectors do not provide an interpretation of the statutory term “aggrieved” or discuss how it might differ from the phrase “adversely affected.”
6. Section 405(a) reads, in pertinent part:
After an order, decision, report, or action has been made or taken in any proceeding by the Commission, or by any designated authority within the Commission pursuant to a delegation under section 5(c)(1), any party thereto, or any other person aggrieved or whose interests are adversely affected thereby, may petition for reconsideration only to the authority making or taking the order, decision, report, or action . . . . 47 U.S.C. § 405(a).

The Commission implemented Section 405(a) through Section 1.106(b)(1) of the rules, 47 CFR § 1.106(b)(1) (Section 1.106(b)(1)).
 which states that “any party to the proceeding, or any other person whose interests are adversely affected by any action taken by the Commission or by the designated authority, may file a petition requesting reconsideration of the action taken.” Id.
  
7. The Commission has consistently interpreted Section 405(a) as comprising only two classes of petitioner who may claim standing to file a petition for reconsideration:  (1) “any party”; or (2) “any other person aggrieved or whose interests are adversely affected.” See Ala. Educ. Television Comm., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 33 F.C.C.2d 495, 500, para. 13 (1972) (“Section 405 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. 405, as implemented by Section 1.106 of the Commission’s rules, 47 CFR 1.106, permits the filing of a petition for reconsideration by (1) any party to the proceeding and (2) any other person aggrieved or whose interests are adversely affected by the Commission’s action.”).  See also WIS-TV Corp., et al., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 17 F.C.C. 641, 643, para. 5 (1953) (“Spartan has made no showing whatever ‘of injury which would permit it to come before us as a “person aggrieved or whose interests are adversely affected.”’”), quoting Kan. State Coll. of Agric. & Applied Sci., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 8 R.R. 261, 262, para. 4 (1952).
  Although Section 1.106(b)(1) does not mirror the operative language of the statute and does not include the term “aggrieved,” the Commission applies the rule as having the same meaning as the statutory provision, giving force to both terms – “aggrieved” and “adversely affected.” See, e.g., Applications of Charter Communications., Time Warner Cable Inc., and Advanced/Newhouse Partnership for Consent to Assign or Transfer Control of Licenses and Authorizations, Memorandum Opinion and Order, FCC 18-127, at 1, paras. 3-4 (Sept. 10, 2018) (Charter); Application of AT&T Mobility Spectrum LLC and FiberTower Corporation for Consent to Transfer Control of 39 GHz Licenses, Memorandum Opinion and Order, FCC 18-86, at 4, para. 6 (July 2, 2018) (AT&T Mobility Spectrum Order); Daniel R. Goodman, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 13 FCC Rcd 21944, 21961-62, para. 29 (1988).
     
8. Objectors have not satisfied the prerequisites established by Commission case law interpreting section 405(a).   To establish standing, a petitioner must allege facts sufficient to show that the Commission's action on the application would cause it to suffer a direct injury, establish that the injury can be traced to the challenged action, and demonstrate that the injury would be prevented or redressed by the requested relief. Charter at 1, para. 4.
  For these purposes, an injury must be both “concrete and particularized” and “actual or imminent, not conjectural or hypothetical.” Id. (quoting AT&T Mobility Spectrum Order, FCC 18-86, at 4, para. 6).
  There must be more than an “objectively reasonable likelihood” of threatened injury; such injury must be “certainly impending.” Id; AT&T Mobility Spectrum Order, FCC 18-86, at 4, para. 6.
  In the broadcast regulatory context, standing is generally obtained in one of three ways: (1) as a competitor in the market suffering signal interference; (2) as a competitor in the market suffering economic harm; or (3) as a resident of the station's service area or a regular listener of the station. Chapin Enterprises, LLC, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 29 FCC Rcd 4250, 4252 (2014); CHET-5 Broadcasting, L.P., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 14 FCC Rcd 13041, 13042 (1999) (“[W]e will accord party-in-interest status to a petitioner who demonstrates either residence in the station's service area or that the petitioner listens to or views the station regularly, and that such listening or viewing is not the result of transient contacts with the station”); Office of Communications of the United Church of Christ v. FCC, 359 F.2d 994, 1000-1006 (D.C. Cir. 1966) (expanding standing from traditional categories of electrical interference or economic injury to station listeners). 
  An organization may meet these standards in its own right or may demonstrate that one or more of its members meets these requirements.AT&T Mobility Spectrum Order, FCC 18-86, at 4, para. 6; Friends of the Earth, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 18 FCC Rcd 23622, 23622-23, paras. 2-3 (2003).
  The Objectors do not claim to be competitors, residents of a translator service area, or listeners of any translator station at issue or any LPFM station, nor do they claim to be membership associations representing one or more individuals who satisfy the prerequisites for standing. As noted above, supra note [5], Prometheus has submitted the statement of an individual, Paul Bame, who states that he is a regular listener of an LPFM station that would be affected by one of the translator applications against which Prometheus filed an Informal Objection.  That application is not before us here.  Objector Common Frequency attempted to establish standing for the first time in the Petition for Reconsideration, attaching the statement of Todd Urick, Common Frequency’s signatory on the Informal Objections and Petitions, that he resides within the proposed service area of the Rocklin, California, translator application.  Petition for Reconsideration at 17.  Section 1.106(c) of the rules states that a petition for reconsideration that relies on new facts or arguments may be granted only if those facts or arguments relate to events that have occurred, or circumstances that have changed, since the last opportunity to present such matters, or when the petition relies on facts or arguments unknown to the petitioner until after his last opportunity to present those facts or arguments.  47 CFR § 1.106(c)(1) (referencing 47 CFR § 1.106(b)(2)).  Although Section 1.106(c)(2) allows the Commission or designated authority to consider such facts or arguments if it determines that doing so is required in the public interest, Petitioners do not provide any reason for their failure to submit the Urick statement earlier or claim that the public interest requires consideration of this untimely submission.  Moreover, Petitioners do not contest the Bureau’s finding that Mr. Urick failed to explain why he could not participate earlier in the proceeding, Reconsideration Decision at 2-3, nor do they state whether Mr. Urick holds any official position with Common Frequency or explain the nature of his connection with the organization.  Thus, we agree with the Bureau’s conclusion that Mr. Urick’s statement does not establish that the Petitioners have standing with respect to the Rocklin application or any other application.
  Rather, Objectors describe themselves as “volunteers” and “advocates” of LPFM stations who have suffered “stakeholder aggrievement.”Application at 5-6 (“Petitioners [are] nonprofit advocates of many operating LPFM stations across the United States” that “participate in ongoing assistance without remuneration” . . . and “are in essence volunteers associated with each station. . . . Petitioners have invested large sums of grant money and private funding to assure the sustainability of LPFM across the country. . . .[F]ailure to address the Reconsideration represents a loss to all of the volunteer stakeholders associated with the struggle to ensure LPFM solvency . . . .”).  Objectors have not cited any case law establishing a so-called “stakeholder aggrievement” category of persons entitled to standing.  Moreover, courts have held that a “mere interest” in a problem is not sufficient to render an organization aggrieved or adversely affected.  See Sierra Club v. Morton, 405 U.S. 727, 739 (1972) (holding that “a mere ‘interest in a problem,’ no matter how longstanding the interest and no matter how qualified the organization is in evaluating the problem, is not sufficient by itself to render the organization ‘adversely affected’ or ‘aggrieved’ within the meaning of the APA.”).
  Their claimed injury is conjectural and general, relating to possible industry-wide effects of the Commission’s alleged non-enforcement of statutory standards, and is not imminent, concrete, or specific to the challenged applications.See Nevada Radio-Television Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 40 FCC 2d 444, 445, para. 2 (1973) (stating that Section 405(a) of the Communications Act “confers standing to seek reconsideration upon persons who are aggrieved or whose interests are adversely affected by a Commission action, not upon those who may be aggrieved or whose interest may be adversely affected upon the happening of some contingent event in the future”).
  Further, they do not show how grant of any particular application will cause the alleged harms (such as precluding new or modified LPFM service or authorization of translator service that is not needed by the community).
9. While Objectors contend that the Bureau did not make a specific finding as to whether they were “other person[s] aggrieved,” Objectors have not made a sufficient factual showing to claim standing as “aggrieved.”  Objectors cite Pacific Broadcasting Corp. 68 F.C.C.2d 845 (1978) (Pacific Broadcasting).
 as an example of a case in which the Commission considered whether a petitioner was a “person aggrieved.”  There, while noting that petitioner Guam Media did not demonstrate that it was a party in interest, the Commission found that Guam Media’s principals showed that they were residents of and registered voters in Guam and members of the viewing and listening public (in effect “consumers” of the station signals), and the Commission accordingly granted them standing as “persons aggrieved” under Section 405(a) of the Act. Id. at 848. 
  As discussed above, however, Objectors do not demonstrate that they made any specific factual showings that they were aggrieved or adversely affected as to any of the FM translator applications that are before us here. Reconsideration Decision at 2-3.
  Thus, Objectors failed to plead with particularity the facts supporting their claim of standing, as did the principals of Guam Media in Pacific Broadcasting, and therefore establish no grounds for review of the Reconsideration Decision.
10. In an analogous context, the Commission has traditionally disfavored the filing of so-called “blanket” petitions to deny, See, e.g., Bernard Koteen, Esq., Letter, 14 F.C.C.2d 383, 383 (1968) (Koteen).
 and has dismissed identical petitions to deny or informal objections that were filed against two, Harrea Broadcasters, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 52 F.C.C.2d 998 (1975) (Harrea).
 22,  License Renewal Applications of Certain Broadcast Stations Licensed for and Serving the Metropolitan Los Angeles, California, Area, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 68 F.C.C.2d 75, 77, para. 7 (1978).
 and 47 applications, License Renewal Applications of Certain Broadcast Stations Licensed to Communities in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 9 FCC Rcd 2143 (1994). 
 when those petitions or objections did not meet the specificity requirements of Section 309(d)(1) of the Act. 47 U.S.C. § 309(d)(1).

We believe that so-called “blanket” petitions—i.e., where singular petitioners file challenges containing identical language and allegations against a plurality of licensees, as here—“should not be submitted unless and until it is reasonably clear that the objections raised are directly and substantially applicable to each and every one of the applications it is directed against.” (quoting Koteen).  . . . Without so labelling the instant challenge, we are concerned that spurious petitions may result in serious delays and burdens not only to renewal applicants but also to the administrative process, in derogation of the public interest. Such filings would approach abuse of the Commission’s processes, and we strongly caution potential petitioners to heed our language in the Koteen case, supra. Harrea, supra note 31, 52 F.C.C.2d at 1002, para. 15.  

11. The same rationale supports the Bureau’s dismissal of the non-party petitions for reconsideration before us, which contain identical language concerning multiple licenses and fail to plead specific facts demonstrating that grant of any individual application would cause a concrete and imminent injury to Objectors.  Once an application has been filed and is being considered by the Bureau, petitions for reconsideration, like petitions to deny or informal objections,  must be limited to individualized, specific allegations that grant of the application would harm the public interest and that the persons seeking relief would be injured by adverse Commission action, that the alleged injury would be caused by such action, and that favorable action would redress the alleged injury. 47 U.S.C. § 309(d)(1).
  Objectors have not met this burden, and this failure was the basis of the Bureau’s finding, in the Reconsideration Decision, that Objectors lacked standing.  We find the Bureau’s assessment was correct.  Because of our determination that Objectors lacked the requisite standing to seek reconsideration, we need not review other issues raised in the Applications. See Applications at 9-12 (claiming Bureau’s failure to address arguments regarding compliance with the LCRA in the Reconsideration Order was in error).

III. CONCLUSION / ORDERING CLAUSE
12. For the foregoing reasons, we concur in the Media Bureau’s dismissal of 327 of Objectors’ 328 Petitions for Reconsideration of the Objection Decision.  Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that Objectors’ 327 Applications for Review ARE DENIED.
						FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION




						Marlene H. Dortch
						Secretary
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APPENDIX

Applicant Name
File Number
Facility ID
City and State
Citicasters Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABU
202548
Denver, CO
Castay Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502ABD
202516
New Iberia, LA
Good Karma Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ABX
202849
Waukesha, WI
Alaska Educational Radio Systems, Inc.
BNPFT-20151215AGW
156815
Seward, AK
Northeast Colorado Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180504ABG
202847
Yuma, CO
Forever South Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180427ABD
202438
Milan, TN
WATR Inc.
BNPFT-20180426AAO
203226
Waterbury, CT
Marshfield Broadcasting Co., Inc.
BNPFT-20180430ABI
202403
Weymouth, MA
York Professional Baseball Club, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAH
202184
York, PA
FM Radio Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180427AAW
202435
Altoona, PA
FM Radio Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180427AAX
202434
Altoona, PA
FM Radio Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180427AAU
202436
Gettysburg, PA
FM Radio Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180427AAY
202433
State College, PA
AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAS
202129
Sacramento, CA
AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180509AAQ
202578
Brunswick, GA
AMFM Radio Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABW
202575
Sioux City, IA
Hometown Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180419ACJ
202393
Ripon, WI
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAU
202668
Amarillo, TX
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABD
202670
Ann Arbor, MI
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAZ
202671
Athens, AL
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ACZ
202738
Baton Rouge, LA
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABB
202762
Bridgeport, CT
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAW
202757
Canyon, TX
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180503ABT
202772
Charleston, SC
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180502ABZ
202708
Chattanooga, TN
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180503ABV
202727
Des Moines, IA
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAX
202672
Fayetteville, AR
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180503ABZ
202730
Kingsport, TN
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAP
202675
Lake Charles, LA
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABJ
202676
Leland, NC
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAQ
202783
Macon, GA
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAR
202681
Manning, SC
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABE
202986
Montgomery, AL
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180427ABJ
202985
Montgomery, AL
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180503ABX
202785
New Castle, IN
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABK
202703
Pensacola, FL
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ACY
202739
Port Allen, LA
Radio License Holding CBC, LLC
BNPFT-20180503ABS
202786
Syracuse, NY
Cumulus Licensing LLC
BNPFT-20180426ABH
202784
Topeka, KS
Maury County Boosters Corp.
BNPFT-20180503ACE
202748
Columbia, TN
G-Cap Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABP
202966
Orange, TX
Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180419ACT
203172
Arecibo, PR
Pottsville Broadcasting Company, Inc.
BNPFT-20180430AAW
202135
Pottsville, PA
Sanchez Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180501AAM
202657
Durham, NC
Salt of the Earth Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423AAB
202824
Longview, TX
Cortaro Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180418ABH
203208
Coolidge, AZ
Delta Radio Network, LLC
BNPFT-20171213AAG
200479
Greenville, MS
KASA Radio Hogar, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ABE
203210
Marana, AZ
Blow Up, LLC
BNPFT-20180427ABC
202606
Honolulu, HI
6 Johnson Road Licenses, Inc.
BNPFT-20180424ABG
202877
Beacon, NY
Farmworker Educational Radio Network, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ACR
202759
Buckeye, AZ
6 Johnson Road Licenses, Inc.
BNPFT-20180424ABH
202878
Peekskill, NY
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABM
202301
Albany, NY
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180509AAL
202555
Baton Rouge, LA
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABN
202551
Fort Smith, AR
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABO
202582
Gadsden, AL
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABP
202300
Providence, RI
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABQ
203151
Rochester, NH
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABR
202552
Spokane, WA
Capstar TX, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABS
202553
Stockton, CA
Carlos A. Duharte
BNPFT-20180430AAM
202945
Palo Alto, CA
321 Corporation
BNPFT-20180502AAW
202602
Cocoa, FL
Gregory Communications License, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABU
203039
Elizabeth City, NC
Korean Gospel Broadcasting Network
BNPFT-20180420AAX
202116
Los Angeles, CA
Positive Alternative Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ACB
202939
Martinsville, VA
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABL
202307
Akron, OH
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABF
202312
Louisville, KY
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAU
202302
Memphis, TN
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABG
202570
New Haven, CT
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABJ
202127
Pueblo, CO
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABI
202128
Pueblo, CO
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABA
202567
Rochester, MN
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession	
BNPFT-20180507AAW
202304
San Antonio, TX
CC Licenses, LLC, as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABE
202568
Springfield, MA
Chesterman Communications of Jamestown, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ABG
202888
Jamestown, ND
Mapleton License of Spokane, LLC
BNPFT-20180425AAW
202782
Spokane, WA
Claro Communications Ltd.
BNPFT-20180508AAL
202667
Alice, TX
Genesis Communications of Tampa Bay, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ACH
203291
Brandon, FL
Rocking M Media, LLC
BNPFT-20180509ABQ
203069
Dodge City, KS
Southwind Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ABI
202616
Holcomb, KS
New Covenant Ministries, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ACF
202612
Orange Park, FL
Rocking M Media, LLC
BNPFT-20180509ABS
203068
Pratt, KS
Claro Communications Ltd.
BNPFT-20180508AAO
202669
San Antonio, TX
Genesis Communications of Tampa Bay, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ACE
203286
Tampa, FL
Genesis Communications I, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ACM
203288
Titusville, FL
Southwind Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ABE
202617
Ulysses, KS
Citicasters Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507ABV
202549
Lexington, KY
Citicasters Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180509AAU
202584
Punta Gorda, FL
Citicasters Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180509AAY
202585
Venice, FL
Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAQ
202574
Harrisburg, PA
Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAK
202121
New Orleans, LA
Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAM
202571
Oklahoma City, OK
Clear Channel Broadcasting Licenses, Inc., as Debtor in Possession
BNPFT-20180507AAL
202573
Tulsa, OK
Mark Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509AAI
202451
Burnsville, NC
Crescent Media Group LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAX
203184
Greensboro, NC
Crescent Media Group LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAU
203181
Mebane, NC
First State Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180420AAQ
203205
Smithfield, NC
Crescent Media Group LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAS
203185
Winston-Salem, NC
Radio Advantage One, LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAS
202895
Painesville, OH
La Favorita Radio Network, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418AIF
202799
Delano, CA
KERM, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503ACA
203008
Huntsville, AR
WVNW, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503ACD
203231
Lewistown, PA
N C Communications, LLC
BNPFT-20180424ABF
202855
Little Rock, AR
Pentecostal Temple Development Corporation
BNPFT-20180509ACO
202742
McKeesport, PA
Big Thicket Broadcasting Company of Wyoming, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418AIG
202359
Rock Springs, WY
Lawson of Tuscaloosa, Inc.
BNPFT-20180321AAA
201517
Tuscaloosa, AL
Pacific Radio Group, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ABP
202651
Wailuku, HI
OMG FCC Licenses LLC
BNPFT-20180424AAI
203229
Astoria, OR
WDNC-AM, LLC
BNPFT-20180314AAN
200547
Durham, NC
Vox AM/FM, LLC
BNPFT-20180419ACX
202406
Colchester, VT
The Montana Radio Company, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ADD
202933
East Helena, MT
Hoosier AM/FM, LLC
BNPFT-20180419ADA
202405
Kokomo, IN
Hoosier AM/FM, LLC
BNPFT-20180419ACZ
202404
Marion, IN
Real Life Broadcasting
BNPFT-20180508AAF
203145
Burlington, NJ
Alaska Broadcast Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508AAN
202193
Juneau, AK
Juneau Alaska Communications, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ABY
202194
Juneau, AK
Alaska Broadcast Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508AAK
202240
Ketchikan-Bear Valle, AK
KFRE Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180427AAN
202886
Lubbock, TX
Riverfront Broadcast of Iowa, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ACT
202361
Boone, IA
Bryan Broadcasting License Corporation
BNPFT-20180425AAB
202365
College Station, TX
Bryan Broadcasting License Corporation
BNPFT-20180425AAC
202366
College Station, TX
Mid-West Management, Inc.
BNPFT-20180426AAL
202846
Eau Claire, WI
Riverfront Broadcast of Iowa, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ACS
202362
Emmetsburg, IA
M&M Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180419ACA
203232
Granger, IA
Snyder Broadcasting Company
BNPFT-20180425AAH
202989
Idaho Falls, ID
Riverfront Broadcasting of Keokuk, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ACW
202360
Keokuk, IA
Family Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502AAJ
202363
Lacrosse, WI
Sun Valley Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180425AAG
202565
Logan, UT
WSJM, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ADI
203163
South Bend, IN
Long Nine, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502AAK
202958
Springfield, IL
Team Radio, L.L.C.
BNPFT-20180426AAI
202367
Stillwater, OK
DCB License Sub LLC
BNPFT-20180419ACP
202619
Lamesa, TX
RCA Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180507AAV
202806
Longview, TX
CPT & T Radio Station, Inc.
BNPFT-20180425AAU
202690
Millington, TN
WNQM, Inc.
BNPFT-20180425AAS
202678
Nashville, TN
CPT & T Radio Station, Inc.
BNPFT-20180425AAR
202684
West Memphis, AR
Truth Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180420AAH
202844
Davidson, NC
Truth Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180420AAF
202843
Freeport, UT
Truth Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180420AAJ
202845
High Point, NC
Western Wyoming Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423ABK
202531
Afton, WY
Rob Ingstad Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180420AAG
202142
Fairbanks, AK
Iowa City Broadcasting Company, Inc.
BNPFT-20180419ACF
202150
Glencoe, MN
James River Broadcasting Company
BNPFT-20180419AAO
202152
Mobridge, SD
Iowa City Broadcasting Company, Inc.
BNPFT-20180419ACB
202148
Montevideo, MN
Sioux Valley Broadcasting Company
BNPFT-20180420ABR
202155
Oakes, ND
Artistic Media Partners, Inc.
BNPFT-20180419ACK
203224
South Bend, IN
Bustos Media Holdings, LLC
BNPFT-20180418ABI
202942
Auburn, WA
Bustos Media Holdings, LLC
BNPFT-20180427ABZ
202944
Beaverton, OR
Bustos Media Holdings, LLC
BNPFT-20180427ABY
202943
Beaverton, OR
Real Presence Radio
BNPFT-20180503AAD
202081
Bemidji, MN
Holy Family Communications
BNPFT-20180507ACC
202250
Chili, NY
Bustos Media Holdings, LLC
BNPFT-20180418ABJ
202941
Dallas, TX
Real Presence Radio
BNPFT-20180502ABI
202080
Fargo, ND
Punjabi American Media, LLC
BNPFT-20180502ABP
202953
Fresno, CA
Redemption Strategies Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAV
203048
Greenville, SC
Steckline Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180430AAL
202811
Liberal, KS
El Sembrador Ministries
BNPFT-20180418AHZ
203234
Moreno Valley, CA
Silver State Broadcasting LLC
BNPFT-20180502ACM
203222
Winchester, NV
Americom Limited Partnership
BNPFT-20180420ABN
202050
Carson City, NV
Route 6 Broadcasting Area Partnership
BNPFT-20180423ACB
202535
Corry, PA
Fuchs Radio, LLC
BNPFT-20180509ACR
203180
Hobart, OK
Lifetalk Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180501AAL
202798
Los Lunas, NM
Threshold Communications
BNPFT-20180420AAU
203058
Manteca, CA
Winchester Radio Broadcasters, LLC
BNPFT-20180501ABU
202519
Front Royal, VA
WAGY, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423AAZ
202870
Forest City, NC
Tri-State Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABV
203203
Hixson, TN
Eagle Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503ABB
202778
Junction City, KS
Eagle Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503AAZ
202777
North Platte, NE
Davis Broadcasting of Atlanta, L.L.C.
BNPFT-20180507AAT
203141
Canton, GA
Radio Borinquen, Incorporated
BNPFT-20180504AAL
202952
Barceloneta-Manati, PR
Vic Canales Media Group, LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAI
203263
North Palm Beach, FL
Radio Tropical, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423AAQ
203078
Tampa, FL
Marvina Enterprises, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509AAB
202801
Wauchula, FL
Cumberland Broadcasting Company
BNPFT-20180501AAO
202628
Cumberland, MD
Bison Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ADB
202810
Dallas, TX
Salem Communication Holding Corporation
BNPFT-20180508ACJ
203238
Medford, MA
Community Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180424ABC
202780
Patillas, PR
SIGA Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180423AAR
202468
Cleburne, TX
Tri-County Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ACG
202611
Sauk Rapids, MN
Dome Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ADG
201992
Lancaster, NY
George M. Arroyo
BNPFT-20180418AIH
203074
West Palm Beach, FL
Eureka Broadcasting Co., Inc.
BNPFT-20180420AAK
202483
Eureka, CA
Edward H. Poppe, Jr. and Frances W. Poppe
BNPFT-20180425AAQ
202906
Hagata, GU
Spottswood Partners II, Ltd.
BNPFT-20180418AFG
202213
Key West, FL
KSRM, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418AFS
202927
Soldotna, AK
Church of the Word
BNPFT-20180418ADT
202458
Farmington Hills, MI
Alpha Media Licensee LLC
BNPFT-20180509AAC
202766
Frankenmuth, MI
Alpha Media Licensee LLC
BNPFT-20180509AAP
202758
Springfield, OH
Alpha Media Licensee LLC
BNPFT-20180509ABL
202760
West Palm Beach, FL
R. P. Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503AAP
202592
Bemidji, MN
Paskvan Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503ABK
202807
Bemidji, MN
Faith and Power Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20171206ABY
200312
Laredo, TX
Herbert M. Hoppe
BNPFT-20180509ACT
202589
Sauk Rapids, MN
Townsquare Media Monmouth-Ocean License, LLC
BNPFT-20180430ABO
202321
Asbury Park, NJ
Townsquare Media Binghamton License, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAM
202323
Binghamton, NY
Actualidad licensee 1020AM, LLC
BNPFT-20180424AAN
202422
Boynton Beach, FL
CCR-Butte IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180504ABE
202957
Butte, MT
Townsquare Media Casper License, LLC
BNPFT-20180430ABP
202345
Casper, WY
Townsquare Media Quad Cities License, LLC
BNPFT-20180430ABT
202259
Davenport, IA
Townsquare Media Missoula License, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAO
202318
East Missoula, MT
CCR-Great Falls IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180504ABF
202967
Great Falls, MT
Townsquare Media of Lafayette, LLC
BNPFT-20180501AAP
202286
Lafayette, LA
Townsquare Media Monmouth-Ocean License, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ABH
202322
Lakewood Township, NJ
Actualidad licensee 1040AM, LLC
BNPFT-20180423AAO
202424
Miami, FL
CCR-Montrose IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ABB
202972
Montrose, CO
Townsquare Media Cheyenne License, LLC
BNPFT-20180430ABS
202347
Orchard Valley, WY
Bethune-Cookman University
BNPFT-20180508AAM
202358
Ormond Beach, FL
Townsquare Media Shreveport License, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAL
202287
Shreveport, LA
CCR-Sierra Vista IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180504ABC
203178
Sierra Vista, AZ
CCR-St. George IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180507AAO
203171
St. George, UT
CCR-St. George IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180507AAI
203176
St. George, UT
Townsquare Media Twin Falls License, LLC
BNPFT-20180501AAQ
202265
Twin Falls, ID
CCR-Wescoast IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAT
203007
Wenatchee, WA
CCR-Williston IV, LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAW
203015
Williston, ND
Blizzard Broadcasting LLC
BNPFT-20180418AAI
202853
Craig, CO
Wolf Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180427AAC
202588
Liverpool, NY
KMB Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502ABM
203228
Escanaba, MI
Hilltop Communications, LLC
BNPFT-20180509AAK
202926
Eldersburg, MD
Peninsula Communications Inc
BNPFT-20180508ADF
203189
Kenai-Soldotna, AK
Peninsula Communications Inc
BNPFT-20180508ADH
203220
Kenai-Soldotna, AK
Peninsula Communications Inc
BNPFT-20180508ADI
203204
Ninilchik, AK
Mentor Partners, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABW
202949
Big Rapids, MI
Atlanta Radio Korea, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ACM
202880
Atlanta, GA
Mortenson Broadcasting Company of Texas, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423ABH
202298
Fort Worth, TX
WLBE 790, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503AAK
202621
Leesburg-Eustis, FL
Iglesia Pentecostal Vispera Del Fin
BNPFT-20180418ABC
202411
Lacey, WA
SEK Media, LLC
BNPFT-20180426AAA
203059
Coffeyville, KS
Reign Enterprizes, LLC
BNPFT-20180424AAS
203241
Covington, KY
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting CO.
BNPFT-20180418ADE
202991
Elyria, OH
Urban Radio Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180502ABL
202188
Florence, AL
Service Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180501AAB
202954
Laurinburg, NC
Birach Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180501AAI
202559
Pocomoke City, MD
Levine/Schwab Partnership DBA Schwab Multimedia, LLC
BNPFT-20180507AAH
203012
San Fernando, CA
Sound Ideas Media, LLC
BNPFT-20180420AAW
202203
Beaver Falls, PA
Bristol County Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180501AAW
202219
Fall River, MA
Nevada County Broadcasters, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABC
202864
Grass Valley, CA
Kaspar Broadcasting Co, Inc
BNPFT-20180419ACU
202063
Lebanon, IN
NRG License Sub, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ACF
203159
Fort Atkinson, WI
Raven License Sub, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ACI
203254
Minocqua, WI
NRG License Sub, LLC
BNPFT-20180507ACG
203211
Waterloo, IA
Kimtron, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ABO
202175
Buffalo, NY
KROL Communications Inc.
BNPFT-20180418AHG
202094
St. Louis, MI
Seehafer Broadcasting Corp
BNPFT-20180425AAE
202720
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
KZIA, Inc.
BNPFT-20180423ABB
202139
Cedar Rapids, IA
Bocock Communications, LLC
BNPFT-20180424ACB
202863
Hampton, SC
NJ Broadcasting, LLC
BNPFT-20180418AFR
202126
Edison, NJ
Nebraska Rural Radio Association
BNPFT-20180418AFL
202055
Grand Island, NE
Glades Media Company LLP
BNPFT-20180503AAC
202719
La Belle, FL
Cohan Radio Group, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503AAB
202656
Lake Placid, FL
Family Life Broadcasting System
BNPFT-20180418ADM
202057
Casa Grande, AZ
Coastal Broadcasting of Larose, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418ADH
202316
Golden Meadow, LA
Stephens Media Group Watertown, LLC
BNPFT-20180418ABS
202046
Watertown, NY
Delta Media Corporation
BNPFT-20180424ABA
202534
Lafayette, LA
Bott Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502AAE
202879
Reeds Spring, MO
TCB Holdings, Inc.
BNPFT-20180420AAD
202269
Fostoria, OH
Seattle FCC License Sub, LLC
BNPFT-20180418AHQ
202276
Bellevue, WA
Seattle FCC License Sub, LLC
BNPFT-20180418AHU
202277
Bellevue, WA
Geos Communications
BNPFT-20180509AAF
202934
Montrose, PA
Lamke Broadcasting
BNPFT-20180418ABB
202486
Grand Rapids, MN
Dakota Communications, Ltd.
BNPFT-20180419ACH
202409
Huron, SD
Empire Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180425AAY
203188
Saratoga Springs, NY
Calvary Evangelistic Mission, Inc
BNPFT-20180430ABF
202857
Juana Diaz, PR
Hometown Broadcasting of Austin, Inc.
BNPFT-20180501AAE
202969
Austin, MN
Leon Hunt
BNPFT-20180502AAS
203166
Crockett, TX
Leon Hunt
BNPFT-20180502AAR
203164
Springhill, LA
Great Lakes Radio – Detroit, LLC
BNPFT-20180502AAP
202153
Detroit, MI
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ACY
202818
Cloverdale, IL
Alexandra Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180503AAY
202635
Dayton, WA
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ACW
202816
Green Bay, WI
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ADH
202826
Lake Forest, IL
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ADK
202819
Minnetonka, MN
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509AAJ
202829
Naples, FL
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509AAH
202817
Naples, FL
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ADJ
202827
Pewaukee, WI
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ADF
202821
Punta Gorda, FL
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ADL
202836
Rocklin, CA
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ADK
202815
Round Rock, TX
Alexandra Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180420ABD
202038
Tillamook, OR
Villages Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180501AAN
202524
Wildwood, FL
Immaculate Heart Media, Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ADL
202831
Wilmington, DE
Hunt Broadcasting LLC
BNPFT-20180509AAW
203061
Boulder, CO
Music Ministries, Inc.
BNPFT-20180424ABD
202444
Evansville, IN
WRNJ Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502ABG
202425
Glen Gardner, NJ
Sinclair Telecable, Inc.
BNPFT-20180424AAY
203167
Hampton, VA
Commonwealth Radio, L.L.C.
BNPFT-20180507ADB
203149
Norfolk, VA
Sacred Heart University, Incorporated
BNPFT-20180501ABN
202426
Norwalk, CT
Word Power, Inc.
BNPFT-20180430AAZ
202979
Terre Haute, IN
Christian Broadcasting System, Ltd.
BNPFT-20180418AFX
203144
Florence, KY
Michael A. Sleezer DBA CMS Broadcasting Company
BNPFT-20180420ABB
202473
Gloversville, NY
Progressive Broadcasting System, Inc.
BNPFT-20180420AAY
202932
Goshen, IN
Packer Radio Greenville, Inc.
BNPFT-20180426AAN
202466
Greenville, MI
Mt. Rushmore Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180504AAE
202299
Hot Spring, SD
Packer Radio WION, LLC
BNPFT-20180425AAL
202467
Ionia, MI
Willamette Broadcasting Co., Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ABY
202474
Keizer, OR
Victoria Radioworks, LLC
BNPFT-20180508AAV
202874
Port Lavaca, TX
Family Stations, Inc.
BNPFT-20180427ABN
203025
San Francisco, CA
Bicoastal Media Licenses VI, LLC
BNPFT-20180427AAK
202154
Ashland, OR
Bicoastal Media Licenses VI, LLC
BNPFT-20180430AAV
202510
Centralia, WA
Atlantic Coast Radio, LLC
BNPFT-20180423ABW
202216
Freeport, ME
One Ten Broadcast Group, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507AAA
202724
Shawnee, OK
Bicoastal Media Licenses, LLC
BNPFT-20180502ACC
202506
Ukiah, CA
Clear Communications, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502ABQ
202064
Vineland, NJ
Pirate Media Group, LLC
BNPFT-20180508ACA
202560
Washington, NC
Cotton Broadcasting
BNPFT-20180426AAK
202658
Corpus Christi, TX
Sarkes Tarzian, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ACV
202440
Bloomington, IN
Family Stations, Inc.
BNPFT-20180502AAU
202971
New York, NY
New Albany Broadcasting Co., Inc.
BNPFT-20180507ACQ
203138
Louisville, KY
Pacific Coast Media LLC
BNPFT-20180419ACS
202793
San Luis Obispo, CA
Bristol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
BNPFT-20180430AAJ
202928
Charleston, WV
Bristol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
BNPFT-20180507AAG
202802
Mayfield, KY
Galaxy Utica Licensee LLC
BNPFT-20180418AHD
202809
Utica, NY
Red Wolf Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180503AAM
202640
Hartford, CT
Red Wolf Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180503AAL
202641
Meriden, CT
EDB VV License LLC
BNPFT-20180504AAG
202931
Yuma, AZ
Sanpete County Broadcasting Co.
BNPFT-20180508ABM
202920
Joseph, UT
Sanpete County Broadcasting Co.
BNPFT-20180508ABN
202921
Marysvale, UT
BDJ Radio Enterprises, LLC
BNPFT-20180501AAX
202918
St. Louis, MO
Flinn Broadcasting Corporation
BNPFT-20180502AAQ
202962
Memphis, TN
MM&K of Alva Inc
BNPFT-20180508ABD
203242
Alva, OK
KTRS-AM License, L.L.C.
BNPFT-20180501ABJ
202685
St. Louis, MO
Catholic Community Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ACK
202726
New Orleans, LA
Salt & Light Radio, Inc.
BNPFT-20180508ABZ
202071
Twin Falls, ID
Borinquen Broadcasting Co., Inc.
BNPFT-20180509ACZ
203269
Humacao, PR
Kona Coast Radio, LLC
BNPFT-20180418AAE
202892
Draper, UT
Cedar Cove Broadcasting, Inc.
BNPFT-20180418AAA
202643
Paradise Valley, AZ
Waynco Radio, Inc
BNPFT-20180501ABT
202421
Sodus, NY