The FCC should release the algorithms and software...

The FCC should release the algorithms and software used in its analysis of how much aggregate interference stations are likely to receive after the post-incentive auction repacking, said consulting engineering firm Cohen Dippell in reply comments posted online Wednesday in docket 12-268 (http://bit.ly/1nVkoL0). Cohen Dippel said the amount of time allotted for comments was not sufficient given the amount of data involved. “For this firm, this has been a major factor in not being able to advise many of its clients,” said the filing.