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| | Group Challenges Sinclair Licenses; A Nonprofit Petitions the FCC, Saying the Broadcast Firm Violates Media-Control Limits |
 | | Meanwhile, over the weekend, "Stolen Honor" found an even wider broadcast outlet than Sinclair would have provided, when the conservative, Florida-based news website NewsMax.com spent $294,500 to buy infomercial time for the film on the Pax broadcast network, which reaches nearly 90% of U.S. homes with televisions. |
 | | Pax spokeswoman Nancy Udell said the film wasn't part of Pax programming, and added that the network sells political advertising to all buyers. |
 | | The challenge to license renewals for six Sinclair stations and two owned by a closely affiliated firm, Cunningham Broadcasting, came after the firm was embroiled in national controversy over plans to air "Stolen Honor: Wounds that Never Heal," a film that is highly critical of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John F. Kerry of Massachusetts. |
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