Grid List Latest articles by Leslie Stimson for Radio World Regular National EAS Tests Considered By Leslie Stimson for Radio World A bill introduced into the House to reauthorize FEMA includes a provision that would require national EAS tests “at least once” every three years Sinclair Paid $4.65 Million for Dielectric By Leslie Stimson for Radio World $4.65 million. Industry Reacts to Latest FCC Nomination By Leslie Stimson for Radio World Accolades are coming in for President Obama’s GOP nominee to the FCC FCC Reopens Media Ownership By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The FCC has reopened the media ownership proceeding for public comment. ABA Tells Members It's Okay to Air New WEA PSAs By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The Alabama Broadcasters Association was warning its members not to air new PSAs from the Ad Council because they contain actual EAS tones FCC Cuts Student-run NCEs a Break By Leslie Stimson for Radio World A case involving a student-run station has persuaded the FCC to adopt a new policy for such noncomms that are first-time offenders of the public file rules FCC: Q4 Indecency Complaints Drop By Leslie Stimson for Radio World May 17 to Be Genachowski’s Last Day at FCC By Leslie Stimson for Radio World “I have an announcement to top all announcements,” said FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski as he presided over his last open commission meeting as chairman today. Senate Passes 'Net Sales Tax Proposal By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The Senate has approved an Internet sales tax proposal, paving the way for shoppers to pay sales taxes on most online purchases FCC to States: Update Your EAS Plan By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The FCC’s Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau is urging state emergency communications committees to make sure their EAS plan is up-to-date NAB Seeks More Time on Indecency By Leslie Stimson for Radio World Whether to establish an “egregious cases” broadcast indecency policy and concentrate on those cases over fleeting utterances is something the next chairman will need to ponder. FEMA, Premiere Networks Partner on EAS By Leslie Stimson for Radio World FEMA has been installing satellite receivers at Primary Entry Point stations, intending to use satellite delivery of emergency alerts as an alternative distribution method, we’ve reported Most Read Most Shared 1 What's the difference between 59.94fps and 60fps? 2 Mt. Wilson Comm Towers in Danger from California Wildfire 3 HPA to Honor EIZO, Eluvio, Moxion, Carl Zeiss With ‘20 Engineering Excellence Award 4 TV Technology Announces Winners of Best of Show Awards, Virtual Edition 5 Election Coverage Plans Shift as Broadcasters Grapple With Pandemic 1 Teradek Rolls Out Bolt 4K LT Wireless Monitor Tools 2 Airship lifts digital signage to the skies 3 USC Partnering With Hollywood Studios to Test Limits of Virtual Production 4 TV Technology Announces Winners of Best of Show Awards, Virtual Edition The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Receive news and offers from our other brands? Yes No Receive mail from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors? Yes No Thank you for signing up to TV Technology. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again.
Regular National EAS Tests Considered By Leslie Stimson for Radio World A bill introduced into the House to reauthorize FEMA includes a provision that would require national EAS tests “at least once” every three years
Industry Reacts to Latest FCC Nomination By Leslie Stimson for Radio World Accolades are coming in for President Obama’s GOP nominee to the FCC
FCC Reopens Media Ownership By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The FCC has reopened the media ownership proceeding for public comment.
ABA Tells Members It's Okay to Air New WEA PSAs By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The Alabama Broadcasters Association was warning its members not to air new PSAs from the Ad Council because they contain actual EAS tones
FCC Cuts Student-run NCEs a Break By Leslie Stimson for Radio World A case involving a student-run station has persuaded the FCC to adopt a new policy for such noncomms that are first-time offenders of the public file rules
May 17 to Be Genachowski’s Last Day at FCC By Leslie Stimson for Radio World “I have an announcement to top all announcements,” said FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski as he presided over his last open commission meeting as chairman today.
Senate Passes 'Net Sales Tax Proposal By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The Senate has approved an Internet sales tax proposal, paving the way for shoppers to pay sales taxes on most online purchases
FCC to States: Update Your EAS Plan By Leslie Stimson for Radio World The FCC’s Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau is urging state emergency communications committees to make sure their EAS plan is up-to-date
NAB Seeks More Time on Indecency By Leslie Stimson for Radio World Whether to establish an “egregious cases” broadcast indecency policy and concentrate on those cases over fleeting utterances is something the next chairman will need to ponder.
FEMA, Premiere Networks Partner on EAS By Leslie Stimson for Radio World FEMA has been installing satellite receivers at Primary Entry Point stations, intending to use satellite delivery of emergency alerts as an alternative distribution method, we’ve reported
