WILMINGTON, Del. AP - A Delaware bankruptcy judge declined to issue an immediate ruling Monday in a dispute over documents and confidentiality in the Chapter 11 case of Freedom Communications Holdings Inc.Freedom, which owns The Orange County Register in California, dozens of other newspapers and eight televisions stations, sought bankruptcy protection last month, citing a steep drop in advertising revenue and debts of $1.
October 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WILMINGTON, Del. AP – A Delaware bankruptcy judge declined to issue an immediate ruling Monday in a dispute over documents and confidentiality in the Chapter 11 case of Freedom Communications Holdings Inc.
Freedom, which owns The Orange County Register in California, dozens of other newspapers and eight televisions stations, sought bankruptcy protection last month, citing a steep drop in advertising revenue and debts of $1.08 billion, including $770 million in bank debt.
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