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Nashville Public Radio, filed a petition to deny renewal of WRVU's license, arguing that Vanderbilt Student Communications did not have the authority to enter into the purchase and programming agreements with Nashville Public Radio; that Vanderbilt Student Communications had breached several FCC Rules and Regulations; and that renewal of the license while the agreements with Nashville Public Radio was not in the public interest. Despite the group's efforts, the FCC proceeded to both renew the license of
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endowment would be a better use of the organization's assets. Nashville Public Radio offered $ 3.35 million for the license, and VSC agreed to a sale in early June 2011. The terms of the sale included a provision whereby
Nashville Public Radio would allow VSC to lease the 90.3 FM HD-3 signal so that WRVU could continue over-the-air broadcasts, along with an agreement to allow Vanderbilt students to intern at Nashville Public Radio.
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least likely people to listen to radio and the most likely to consume music via downloads and
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301:FM station
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590:References
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