FCC accessibility rules covering emergency information should be flexible enough...
FCC accessibility rules covering emergency information should be flexible enough to make sure new technologies can easily comply with them, NAB executives said in meetings with staff from the Media and Consumer & Governmental Affairs bureaus. “Because Mobile DTV utilizes…
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different transmission architecture for audio and video mix than the main signal, [the] Commission should not require accessible audible emergency information to be transmitted on a second audio channel,” an ex parte notice said (http://bit.ly/11VHuvp). CEA attorneys and attorneys for some of its members also met with advisers to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel to push for flexibility in the rules, ex parte notices show (http://bit.ly/XxFh1P, http://bit.ly/12nXqSW). The meetings largely allowed CEA and its members to highlight arguments the trade association has made already in filings in dockets 12-107 and 11-154.