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Citadel: Stations
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The Citadel is a massive construct shaped like a five-pointed star. It consists of a central ring 10 kilometers in diameter, ringed by five arms, each of which is 25 km long and 5 km in breadth. The station is capable of closing in on itself, transforming into a long, cylindrical tube as the five arms come together. This is only done for defensive purposes... and normally the station retains its star-shaped layout.
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As of June 2005 Citadel was the fifth largest radio broadcasting company in the US, based on net broadcasting revenue. It owned and operated 155 FM and 58 AM radio stations in 47 markets located in 24 states across the country, with its top 25 markets accounting for approximately 75% of revenue. At that it operated one FM station in the Knoxville market, one FM station in the Oklahoma City market, four stations in the Muskegon market, six stations in the Tuscaloosa market and one station in the Birmingham market under local marketing agreements.
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On the blasted world of Outland near the Dark Portal stands the Hellfire Citadel, a nearly impenetrable bastion that served as the base of operations throughout the First and Second Wars. until recently. This very much operation battle station has become inhabited by marauding bands of red, furious fel orcs. Where this savage new breed came from is a mystery, but whats worse is that their numbers seem to be growing. Hellfire Citadel is the first new dungeon that players will encounter in Outland. It will consist of three complete dungeon wings designed for 5-man groups, as well as an exciting raid encounter.
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ABC Radio currently controls 24 broadcast radio licenses, while Citadel currently controls 223 broadcast radio licenses. The Walt Disney Company ... controls other broadcast radio stations, as well as broadcast television stations, which are not a part of this transaction. After the merger of ABC Radio and Citadel, the shareholders of The Walt Disney Corporation will own a majority of the stock of the new corporation, while the current controlling shareholder of Citadel, Theodore J. Forstmann, will have de facto control.
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