Entertainment Media Trust Seeking Extension, May Declare Bankruptcy
Entertainment Media Trust requested an extension of an Aug. 30 deadline in its case before FCC Administrative Law Judge Jane Halprin because it may file for bankruptcy or reach a settlement, said a motion posted in docket 19-156 Tuesday. EMT…
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wants extension until Sept. 13 to respond to a request for production of documents. The agency designated the radio licensee for hearing over allegations it wasn’t truthful on whether its St. Louis-area AM stations are under control of a convicted felon (see 1906050063). EMT should have additional time because it's “engaged with the Bureau in discussions regarding potential avenues to more quickly resolve this matter” and may also file for bankruptcy, the filing said. “A bankruptcy filing by EMT would result in a stay of this proceeding.”