EAS

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

Nearly a year after a false missile alert was issued across Hawaii, legislators have taken another step toward addressing the issue of erroneous emergency alerts.

Release is a complete OS upgrade for the DASDEC-II and One-Net SE alerting systems.

Advanced emergency warning is on the way thanks to a 3.0 commitment from major broadcasters.

One can only hope that wireless companies and broadcasters put aside turf wars for the sake of public safety.

Test was postponed on Sept. 20 due to Hurricane Florence

Companies hope to automate updates before 2019 updates

Both are scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 20, but participating stations must first remember an important deadline.

State emergency communication committees would be required to update their emergency alert system plans periodically under legislation introduced on Capitol Hill.

Webinar will focus on changes that are in store for EAS and WEA

Agency looking into opening C-band downlink spectrum for flexible use, including deployment of 5G services in the mid-band.

Commission to propose more changes at its July 12 Open Meeting

Missouri State Highway Patrol told the FCC the purpose is to ensure public confidence in emergency notifications

Chairman Pai lays out July 12 FCC meeting plans

APTS, PBS don't want to have to increase bandwidth to accommodate WEA improvements

Users must download and install file before June 24 for uninterrupted operation

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

The FCC has granted analog-only cable systems a permanent waiver from from the requirement to provide audio description of non-textual emergency info, like maps or radar sweeps.