Mobile stakeholders participating in the FCC’s 2013 broadband...
Mobile stakeholders participating in the FCC’s 2013 broadband testing and measurement program are now free to return a signed copy of the Code of Conduct, said an FCC ex parte filing posted Thursday (http://bit.ly/11skVN9). Those who sign the code (http://bit.ly/ZaPSRc)…
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will promise to act in good faith; not publish any data generated by the test -- or make any public statement on the results -- until the FCC does so first; and not publish or use test data in a way that would “significantly reduce the anonymity” of collected data, or compromise privacy. However, test data can still be used to support the writing of the FCC’s official Measuring Broadband America reports, and to support analysis and plan for future measurement efforts, the code says. At the March 28 meeting, stakeholders discussed tweaks to the mobile app that will be used to collect the measurements, the ex parte filing said. Walter Johnston, chief of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Division in the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology, expects the app to be released publicly after the beta test finishes in late May or early June, the filing said.