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Digital Alert Systems Unveils EAS e-Learning Tool

By Michael Balderston published

Monroe One-Net and Digital Alert Systems DASDEC emergency alert system users who have upgraded to version 3.0 software now have access to two new resources.

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Am I Required to Register in ETRS?

By Susan Ashworth published

U.S. broadcasters are asking a few lingering questions as the Friday deadline approaches for registering within the new EAS Test Reporting System.

Regulatory and Standards
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Guide Offers Details on EAS Equipment

By Susan Ashworth published

When it comes to the readiness of different EAS equipment to support the new all-zero EAS location code, it can be tough to keep track of what’s what.

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EAS Revision Update

By Gary Timm for Radio World published

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Triveni, DAS Team On Ohio Digital EAS

By Michael Balderston published

The triumvirate of Triveni Digital, Digital Alert Systems and Ohio Educational Television Stations, Inc., recently collaborated on the creation of Ohio Digital EAS (OEAS).

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DAS Releases DASDEC Software Upgrade

By Michael Balderston published

Digital Alert Systems has announced that it plans to release a new software upgrade for its DASDEC platforms for advanced EAS and Common Alerting Protocol messaging compliance.

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Stations Must Act Ahead of EAS Deadline

By Susan Ashworth published

Up next on Feb 24, 2:20 p.m. EST: A regional test that will cover a wide swath of the East Coast and parts of the Midwest and Gulf Coast.

Regulatory and Standards
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FCC Proposes New EAS Terminology, Procedures

By Paul McLane published

The FCC has released its new 75-page notice of proposed rulemaking aimed at improving the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts.

Regulatory and Standards
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Latest Emergency Alert Test Hits Potholes

By Susan Ashworth published

A number of stations in several states that were to be involved in the test did not receive the EAS alert, nor were they given notice that the test would be cancelled.

Regulatory and Standards
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Are Broadcasters “First Responders”? Let’s Not Confuse Roles

By Chris Imlay published

Some might call this splitting hairs, but others say the distinction is crucial

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