FCC ALJ: Sham Station Seller Doesn't Have Character to Be Licensee

FCC ALJ Concludes Guel ‘Sham’ Deal Probe With Big Fines | Radio & Television Business Report

The Administrative Law Judge at the Federal Communications Commission has ordered the former President of a Spanish-language broadcast television ministry to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines for all but ignoring his regulatory obligations while overseeing seven low-power TV stations across the U.S. Please Login to view this premium content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

FCC ALJ: Sham Station Seller Doesn't Have Character to Be Licensee

A broadcaster who executed a sham transfer of his radio and TV stations to his 17-year-old niece and falsely certified that he was a U.S. citizen doesn't have the character to be an FCC licensee, ruled FCC Administrative Law Judge...