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Federal regulators are taking a closer look at the payola scandal that led to a $10 million settlement by Sony BMG Music Entertainment with the state of New York. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin announced late Monday that his agency will review the settlement for any disclosures of payola rule violations. He promised swift action against anyone violating rules against "pay-for-play" in the music industry.
August 09, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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