Focus on Regulation: The State of The EAS – 2019 Written by Richard Rudman Posted in EAS Articles. A number of emergencies in the past year or two have highlighted the state of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) and … Continue reading
EAS Alert: CA Fire Sparks Key Discussions Written by Richard Rudman Posted in EAS Articles. The largest and most deadly fire in California history burned over 153,000 acres, took nearly 90 lives, 19,000 structures, and $10 … Continue reading
Keeping Control of Your EAS Logs Written by Mark Voris Posted in EAS Articles. FCC Rules require that broadcast stations receive and log two EAS tests a week, and send and log one test a … Continue reading
EAS Alert: What EAS Is and What It Is Not Written by Rod Zeigler Posted in EAS Articles. While we have heard about recent botched alerts in Hawaii and other places, the status of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) … Continue reading
EAS ALERT: After Hawaii – What You Need to Know About Public Warnings Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in EAS Articles. Early on the morning of Saturday, January 13th an alert was sent from Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency (HI-EMA). Saying a ballistic … Continue reading
EAS Alert: Is EAS a Joke? Written by Chuck Hastings and Richard Rudman Posted in EAS Articles. Anyone who has been following the topic of EAS alerts and Public Warning issues knows the problems – from Hawaii to … Continue reading
We Need A Unified Warning Strategy Now Written by Richard Rudman Posted in EAS Articles. There are many different approaches to “fixing” the lack of a unified national warning system. Some answers have been around for … Continue reading
After Hawaii – What You Need to Know About Public Warnings Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in EAS Articles. Early on the morning of Saturday, January 13th an alert was sent from Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency (HI-EMA). Saying a ballistic … Continue reading
Meet the ETRS Written by Barry Mishkind Posted in EAS Articles. The FCC has been in the middle of updating the Part 11 Rules on EAS for what seems a half-century. However, … Continue reading
