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Four radio groups — Clear Channel, CBS, Citadel and Entercom — have agreed to a settlement valued at $12.5 million to settle “payola” charges, reports The Washington Post.
Four radio groups — Clear Channel, CBS, Citadel and Entercom — have agreed to a settlement valued at $12.5 million to settle “payola” charges, reportsThe Washington Post.
The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists called the settlement a victory for its members.
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CBS Radio, Citadel Broadcasting, Clear Channel Communications and Entercom Communications have agreed to pay a combined $12.5 million to close the FCC investigation into...
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Four radio groups — Clear Channel, CBS, Citadel and Entercom — have agreed to a settlement valued at $12.5 million to settle “payola” charges,...
