This is a reminder that all broadcasters have just a few more days—until August 27, 2018—to file Form One, the first of three reports that must be completed in connection...
Read moreAll broadcasters have until Monday, August 27, 2018 to file Form One, the first of three reports that must be completed in connection with the next nationwide EAS test, which is scheduled...
Read moreAll broadcasters have three more weeks—until August 27, 2018—to file Form One, the first of three reports that must be completed in connection with the next nationwide EAS test, which...
Read moreThe FCC has announced that the next nationwide EAS test is scheduled for September 20, 2018, at 2:20 p.m. ET. All broadcasters are required to participate in the September 20...
Read moreIn a recent Public Notice, the FCC established the deadline (August 27, 2018) for all broadcasters (and other EAS Participants) to file their annual EAS “Form One” via the ETRS...
Read moreFrom apps on our smartphones to software on our computers, we’re all reminded on a near-daily basis about the need for regular upgrades to technology. And broadcasters’ EAS (Emergency Alert...
Read moreWe have two Emergency Alert System (“EAS”) developments on which to report: the creation of the “Alert Reporting System,” and the results of the third nationwide test of the EAS....
Read moreSince November 2015, all TV stations have been required to comply with the FCC’s Audible Crawl Rule, which requires stations to video describe emergency information on a secondary audio stream...
Read moreAll stations must file their Form Three report for the September 27 nationwide EAS test by November 13, 2017. As you know, FEMA and the FCC conducted a nationwide test...
Read moreAs all stations should be aware, FEMA and the FCC conducted a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (“EAS”) on September 27, 2017. As we previously advised, all stations...
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