FCC Shares EAS Test Results With GAO
August 20, 2012
The Government Accountability Office, an independent investigative arm of Congress, is getting a peek at the confidential data from cable operators, broadcasters and others that the Federal Communications Commission collected as part of its test of the Emergency Alert System. The FCC promised that test performance info related to the Nov. 9, 2011, test would be confidential and not released to the public, but that apparently does not mean it can't be shared with GAO.
FCC Shares EAS Test Results With GAO PSHSB Notifies Nationwide EAS Test Participants that Test Information is Being Shared With the Government Accountability Office (FCC)