Susan Ashworth

First nationwide test of WEA successful, though many reported issues with reception.

Consumer tastes are driving demands for streaming news.

Shuttered FCC triggers questions about filing, recordkeeping requirements.

Looking back at those slightly disjointed, jerky productions that popped up in newsrooms more than a decade ago, it’s clear that virtual and augmented reality technology has made strides.

Have some strong feelings about those regulatory fees collected by the Federal Communications Commission? Here’s the chance to tell the commission what you think.

When it comes to the impact that the removal of the main studio rule could have on the broadcast industry, comments run the gamut.

Drone video transmitters marketed by HobbyKing allegedly can operate in unauthorized radio bands

Coding within a vendor’s weather processing server failed to recognize the tsunami warning as a test, says Alaska rep

Overall goal of the June 18 test is to ensure that the WEA and EAS systems will work during an emergency

CTIA said wireless companies must create new device standards, solutions and best-practice scenarios within devices to handle device-based WEA geotargeting.

Drones will very soon need registration posted on outside of device.

FCC order formally eliminates requirement that broadcasters post licenses at a physical location.

New alert can be issued whenever imminent danger to law enforcement officers.

Suggestions include development of best practices and strengthened public education program.

NAB: “There is no evidence of discrimination in broadcasting that justifies additional regulation.”

The new TLS protocol update needed before Nov. 8.