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This article has an unresolved issue as the text differs from the Infobox.... The FCC has approved a transfer of the license from Davidson Media in November 2008 to Golden Door Media, but there is no consummation notice at the FCC, which permits the transfer to occur within 90 days (or the parties must notify the FCC of a need for an extension).

In February 2009, the FCC received a notice of transfer of control (which normally is when the person who controls the stock of a company has changed, or a non-profit organization has a new board of directors). This allows the FCC to approve the change of who is responsible for operating the station even though the license has not changed hands. The application has been accepted but not yet approved and there is no online copy of the actual application.

[1] describes the transaction. Essentially, Sanjay Sanghoee is taking over 36 stations for $1k in cash and assuming $2 billion in debt. StreamingRadioGuide (talk) 02:52, 7 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]