regulatory & standards

The new code for wireless phone, TV, and radio alerts could help raise public awareness of the thousands of missing indigenous persons

Other staff changes include the departure of Umair Javed

APTS, PBS want to be able to ‘mix and match’ licensing flexibility for primary and multicast streams

AIMS notes ‘significant’ progress on SMPTE 2110

Congress does not want Tom Wheeler making any last minute push that it might not agree with.

While most of the U.S. population may experience election fatigue, broadcasters may be forgiven for feeling their own version of the phenomenon: national EAS test fatigue.

By now, readers who are involved with the Emergency Alert System in the United States are well aware of the pending national test and what they must do during and immediately after it.

The nation’s largest broadcast association says it welcomes government discussions about improving the Emergency Alert System.

The FCC’s decision to make joint sales agreements attributable as ownership interests has been thrown out by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.

Equipment manufacturers, broadcast groups and state associations have requested the FCC provide more time for comments to be made on the proposed Emergency Alert Rule Changes.