Grupo Clarin Receives Ultimatum From Argentina's Broadcast Regulator
November 1, 2013
Argentina's broadcast regulator has given Grupo Clarín 15 days to formally respond to his latest notice that it must sell off most of its television and radio licenses. "This law must be applied, and what we've done today ... is initiate the process," Martin Sabbatella, head of Argentina’s media regulating agency, said outside Clarín's headquarters, where he personally delivered another ultimatum following the Supreme Court's approval of ownership limits for broadcast media licenses.
Grupo Clarin Receives Ultimatum From Argentina's Broadcast Regulator