CLEAN: Hungary's only opposition radio station faces closure

Club Radio, Hungary's only opposition radio station, faces closure in Budapest due to a media authority decision to grant its broadcasting license to another station. The authority claims the decision was based on Club Radio's weak financial offer and lack of local programming. Despite financial struggles and a drop in advertising revenue, Club Radio's listener base has grown. The station has turned to a subscription model to survive and is appealing the decision in court. If unsuccessful, it will be silenced in the capital, though it may continue in remote areas.

In what way did Club Radio attempt to ensure its survival amidst financial difficulties?

What is the current status of Club Radio's broadcasting license in Budapest?