by Equity and changed to WGMU-CA, it got a website at gmupn.com that later disappeared. With the network switch, Equity created a new site for the station located at mytv-burlington.com which is no longer active. On December 8, 2008, Equity Media Holdings filed for bankruptcy. As a result, WGMU-CA was temporarily taken off-the-air. On April 16, 2009, Equity held an auction of all its television stations where WGMU-CA and its repeaters were bought by Convergence Media Group, which was also buying nearby station WCWF (which it recalled WNMN). The sale was approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in July 2009. After this, WGMU-CA returned to the air as a satellite of WNMN, which is a Retro Television Network affiliate (vowing that MyNetworkTV became a programming service in 2009 instead of a full TV network). As a separate station, WGMU had studios on Pine Haven Shores Road in Shelburne which are still being used. On cable, the station was seen in Burlington on Comcast channel 7 and in Plattsburgh on Charter channel 18. It was not seen on Vidéotron systems in Montreal, Quebec. The nearest WGMU-CA outlying translator to Montreal, W52CD channel 52 in St. Albans, barely reached the city. Syndicated programming on the station included: Montel, Jerry Springer, Frasier, and Still Standing. It did not air any news or sports programs. Prior to December 2010, WGMU-CA experienced long term black outs (i.e. dead air; static/snow), lasting several weeks or months, and only broadcast sporadically. There had been no signal since, with the station now silent. The station formerly had a construction permit for a digital transmitter on channel 49. However, the permit no longer appears in the FCC database as of early 2012. WGMU-CA and repeater W19BR were downgraded from class A status and reverted to standard low-power stations on October 24, 2012 due to failure to file children's television reports. WGMU-LP had been a class A station since 2002, when the station was still WBVT-LP. The FCC canceled the licenses of WGMU-LP and repeaters W19BR and WBVT-LP on March 12, 2015 for failure to broadcast for a year; WGMU-LP and W19BR had gone off the air on November 18, 2013, while WBVT shut down four days later. WGMU's former Claremont repeater, WVMA-CD, remains licensed ; that station (formerly W17CI) had been sold to Sound Communications in 2013 and transferred to Novia Communications (a company partially co-owned with Sound)